Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-09
19o a 1922
 
Norwich, Wednesday,, Aug. 9, loss.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Dabolrs Almanac predicts more sultry weather this week.
 This week there are 55 patients at Baekus hospital. Norwich.
 Light vehicle lamps at 7,26 o'clock (standard time) this evening.
 A number of summer guests have been at Wards farm in West Wilmington the past few weeks.
 The full of the moon has brought it's usual high surf, 8 feature of keen en- joyfnent to swimmers at the beaches
 Hobart Montague of Waterbury has been appointed fuel distributor for the district which includes Saybrook Point.
 It was voted by Scotland Sunday school to hold the annual Sunday school picnic at Columbia lake today, Aug. g..
 The hostess at the D. A. R. museum at i Norwich Town Green this Wednesday, afternoon will be Mrs. Walter A. Bus sey.
 An Ellington young man. George | Kibbe, of Somers road, is on camping expedition with his brother, Raymond Fritz. of Newport, R. I. Fifteen members of Gtneral Kitchener Lodge, Sons of St. George, from Rock vile, attended the grand lodge conven- ton at Bridgeport Tuesday.
 Temperature of 76 degrees and grat- | flying absence of humidity made Tues | day a very comfortable day although there was only ftful sunshine. Il At Union Colonel William c. Brown, | of Washington, a nephew of the late Dr. William Y. Brown, has been a guest at the Lindsay cottage for a few days. It is useless to send The Bulletin news items for any column unless they are signed by the writer. A number of such items are being held for this reason.
 Telephone 114 or TIT for native fresh caught swordfsh. blue, flat, mackerel and founders, steak. eastern white hal ibut and Maine salmon at Powers Bros. adv.
 The Regular Helpers Society of Cow entry plans to hold a Twelve Year-Old soical All are to appear in the garb of a twelve-year-old. Otherwise tax will be levied.
 The Norwich superintendent of the State Free Employment Bureau, George l.. Chesbro, has been receiving calls for men to work In New Britain and Bris- tol factories,
 The destroyer Boria is in New York after a cruise through European wa ters. Lloyd Fraser. one of the gunners on the destroyer, is at his home in No ank for a brief stay.
 At the Mystic Community house on Tuesday night Miss Margaret Inez Ford and Miss B. Naomi Triton gave public lectures on Practical Psychology, the Way to Health Happiness and Success
 The case of state vs. c. W. Brown charged with breach of the peace, which was assigned for hearing in the Grotor town court Monday, was continued for ! one week at the request of counsel for the accused.
 Among the books recently received al the state library Is a copy of Jedediaf Morse's Geography Made Easy pub lished in New Haven, October 28, 17S4 the gift of Mrs. Lewis L. Fowler Jr. of New Haven.
 1 Rev. A. L. Townsend, pastor now O Immanuel church in Philadelphia. wnc has been spending week at Walter Tanners in Voluntown, was pastor ther' eight years ago and rennodeled the Bap ] tist church at that time.
 The fourth We'll Baby Clinic to b, held under the auspices of Rockville Wis
 iting Nurse Association is to be held to
 
 :. in the Prescott block. Dr. John E. Fla - herty will hold this clinic. r. The expectation of life in years fo A white residents of various states V shown by the table, according to tn l. 1920 census, issued Tuesday, in whic m Connecticut ranks 18th, with ages ( IS males 53S4 and females 56.76.
 Miss Sarah O'Callaghan of Hartfor v. and Judge Richard T. O'ConneH of Ea' 1f Hartford are to be married this (Wet le nesday) morning at 10 o'clock at pr Josephs cathedral Hartford. Judg l- O'Connell is native of Colchester Id Mrs. Gardiner came to Moosup tell ls phone exchange at the opening of tl
 exchange fifteen years ago last Janual ss after five years service in Pomfret. ST -h has seen the business grow from sma
 beginnings to It's present 159 lines. 2 An Eastford philosopher observes ,n The new style of dress of not much r- all is some cool these nights and nor .r ings. Anyway they are not afraid
 being tanned as years gone by. The ,r Is not much call for parasols and fan ny Fishing along the coast at Quonocho n- taug is unusually good. A number fir striped bass have been taken off u
 rocks as well as large catches of bla,
 fish. Immense shoals of ''Finkes"
 silver mackerel are also running clo
 in shore.
 Is The United States civil service COT m mission has ordered an examination f s. senior engineer. Grade 2, civil, electi cal, mechanical, signal, structural, tel D. graph and telephone. Interstate COT B. merce commission, at from $2,100 to $.
 700 a year.
 Noank fishermen state that swordfi ,v are numerous, but owing to the weat E CT 1t is impossible to catch them. T ss thick weather has served to insure | 5u safety of the fish and as a result, t
 prices remain about the same as Ia 1is year, about S5c.
 on Most of the teaching Sisters of Mer He of this diocese have concluded their a la- nusl retreat and terms at the Siste De- summer school and are visiting at tn
 home towns for a short vacation T rs- nursing Sisters have attended lectu
 and clinics in Washington, D. C., a . elsewhere.
 A Stafford Springs young man, Frs
 cis Allard. who Is attending La Sale s. college in Hartford, is visiting his D ao ents, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Allard. will sail August IA for Europe. wh oo he will complete his studies in Rome
 fore being ordained a La Salette n -of sionary priest
 on Dealers here state that one of
 largest manufacturers of helt buckles . introducing eight new designs for