Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-28
VARIOUS MATTERS
This is almanac day for August.

| The convention of the Daughters or Scotia, grand lodge is to be held in Hartford September 19 and 20.
 From Sonles Misses Helen and Eleanor Percival and Master Sterling Perc.val are spending & week at Pleasure Beach. As July ends there are 167 patients 1 in the care of pr. ugh B. Campbell at Norwich State Tuberculosis sanatorium. | Painters are touching up the wood work of the West Thomas street school house as part of the vacation renovat- ing.
 Drygoods men here get the tip that another Gingham Week is planned for the week beginning Aug. 2S and ending Sept. 2.
 | It Is mentioned by an Old Lyme cor respondent that Miss Katherine Luding- ton Is the guest of friend in Keene Val ley, N. Y.
 l The office of pr. Emma Dunham IS closed until Aug. 7.-adv. A Mystic correspondent writes: Mrs. GledhilI and three children of New York are guests of Mrs. William Ballantine at the Cedars
 | Mercury readings as low as 5S de- grees were reported Thursday morning | and the days maximum temperature was 73 degrees.
 The military camp at Mantle Is in readiness for the advent of Governor Lake and members of his staff this (Fri- day) afternoon.
 Hartford papers state that Mrs. John w. Coogan of No. 132 Woodland street, Is member of the large Hartford col ony at Weekapaug. ' Pierre, of Norwich, is making arrange his lot on Quarry Lane l There will be changes among shore cottagers Saturday and Sunday as July vacationists return home and are sue ceeded by new corners. | Prepare for next years vacation. Joi1 The Chelsea Vacation Club today. $25 $50, q, s2 and $5 per week. The Chel sea Savings Bank.-adv.
 A Thompson girl, Miss Prudence Paine has received notification that she has passed the entrance examinations for Mount Holyoke college. i The gardener for former Mayor Fred erick l.. Osgood has an effective border in ribbon gardening using combina ton of coleus and cannas.
 According to the report of dealers there are satisfactory sales in men'i wear. good proportion of business re sulting from vacation demands
 A picnic was held Thursday after noon at the home of Mrs A. E. Ware or Benham road, Waterford, for members of Lady Strathcona lodge, Daughters 0 Scotia
 All the little basement stores in tn neighborhood of Thames square are over flowing with round watermelons, a bi supply of which reached Norwich Wed nesday.
 , From today five per cent will be adde to all unpaid water bills-adv. Hebron grange met Tuesday evenin with very interesting program arrang cd by the lecturer, Mrs. c. D. Way Refreshments were served at the clos of the evening.
 A huge blue shark of the man-eatin variety was captured Wednesday by tn crew of the Noank fishing boat Barbar r M., Capt Walter Mcdonald, while drag ging for fatfsh
 According to reports filed with the seC retary of state, The Wilson Drug Co.,, C Windham has issued $4,00o in additions stock, thereby increasing its outstanc ing stock to $15,Oo0. 7 A visitor in Westford thinks the pIac has not changed much in looks in tn last fifty years, but declares that tn roads in Eastford, Woodstock and Asf ford are great deal worse than the were in his boyhood.
 Protect your health by having a zoe change and vacation next year. IT , Chelsea Vacation Club will aid you &.25, $50. &1, S2 and s5 per week. IT Chelsea Savings Bank.-adv. Arthur H. Guild of the appraisal con } pany which has the contract to ina,A 1 the Somers system of realty valuation in New London, has made surveys s.s2s buildings in that city during th period from June to July 22.
 Wednesday afternoon, Rev. NJ. H Ma and Rev. Rocco J. Guerriero visite Norwich state tuberculosis sanatoriun hearing the confessions of the Cathol patients, for whom Father Guerrier read mass at o'clock Thursday morr ing, giving Holy Communion to 74.
 The aims house remodeling comrnitte has nearly finished 1t swork at the tow farm at Moosup. New floors, window electric light, running water, and bati rooms have been put in and the entil I . cost of less than seven thousand dollar Stop and think! Are you one of Il fortunate Chelsea Vacation Club mer P bers who have money for your vac 5 tion. Assure yourself of money ne
 year by joining today $25, $50. $ 2 S2 and s5 each week. The Chelsea Sa ' ings Bank-adv.
 - For a number of weeks now, visito, r to Warrenville village have witnesse the uncanny spectacle of the old tow 90 hearse standing solemn and lone on u
 green opposite the residence of Robe
 HaSgett. The recent removal of u hearse house has left 1t exposed to pul lie view.
 Opening of the lines of fancy wo
 steds for men's wear for the Sprir i Us23) season by the American Woele company, which has Norwich mills, vi take place next Tuesday. This showir completes the offering of the company line of mems wear fabrics for the ne. - lightweight season.