Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-26
VARIOUS MATTERS

at uncasville has it's bins full of coal.
 The terraces at Norwich post office are looking their best since the last rain.
 Buyers from this section are in New York attending the Merchandise Fair.
 The first blackberries from Ledyari were sold in Norwich Tuesday at 5ol cents a quart.
 Stevens studio closed until further no- tice,-ady.
 The preacher at Park Congregational church Sunday. July 30, is to be Rev. Ogden vegt. of Chicago.
 A beautiful sight just now Is the field of ox-eye daisies at Fort HiIi Farm. the w. Avery Cooke place at Mohegan.
 A new swinging sign has been put in place on the waiting station at Nor wich state tuberculosis sanatorium,
 Ponds and swamps along the line of the Norwich and Westerly electric road were never before so full at this sea- son.
 The garden at the County Home on Smith avenue, Norwich, is now provid- ing variety of vegetables for the Home. tables
 Backus hospital, which has been rush ed since May lst has cured up all but 5S patients, the number under treat ment this week.
 Tuesday proved a very acceptable sample, as the first of the dog days, the mercury keeping well toward 70 degrees throughout the day.
 The office of pr. Emma Durham Is closed until Aug. 7.-adv.
 Capt Waiter Rathbun of Noank, of the power boat Alden brought in an B. foot blue shark Saturday caught off Watch Hill in his otter trawl
 The Progressive Missionary club of the Central Baptist church has been in vited to be guests of Mrs. John H. Ford at an all-day picnic Thursday. Miss Alice L. Bennett and Ariss Rosalie A. Bennett will be hostesses at the D. A. R. museum at Norwich Town this (Wed- nesday) afternoon from 3 to s o'clock
 An Ekonk young man. Avery Stan ton, patient at Backus hospital, Nor wich, is making rapid recovery, follow 1 ing a recent operation for appendicitis.
 Repairing roads damaged by the showers of Saturday and Sunday will l cost nearly every town in this vicinity more than the selectmen care to spend.
 A party of young people who spent the week end at the Twomey cottage at Co., lunlbia lake included Harold T. Robinson of Norwich and Jay Gardner Hill of New York
 l St. James Day was observed in Christ Episcopal church, Tuesday with a l celebration of the holy communion at 1 10 o'clock, bs the rector, Rev. Richard R. Graham
 Hartford society papers state that Lewis A. Storrs. Miss Marabeth Storrs and her two brothers left their summer | ten days motor trip to Quebec.
 In the grounds at the Buckingham Memorial, headquarters of sedgwick Post, No. l, G. A. R., Janitor Harry J Maturner has over 100 hills of dahlias, . number of the plants being in bloom this week.
 in marked contrast to the lower end which Is kept clean and painted up by the Kies> company. A broken stair il the upper end is liable to cause the city lawsuit
 Royal Stamp collectors: Hurry up! bring in your Gold stamps and re deem them in premiums, or exchang, them for Royal Blue Savings Stamps 1 as the Royal parlor will be closed soon The Royal Stamp Co.,, 10 Cliff street | Norwich, Conn.-dav.
 + Because Rev. R. R. Graham, of Chris church. will be absent from town to day Wednesday, he is to maxe hi weekly visit to Norwich Sanatorium fo the service of morning prayer Frida. morning instead.
 It is mentioned by a New Britain cor respondent that Miss Mary Foley ha returned to her home in Danielson, afte months illness at the home of he sister, Mrs. John Sullivan of East Mai street, New Britain.
 Lightning struck the Hili house a WiAimantic camp ground Sunday night The kitchen was filled with smoke bu little damage was done except to tn electric lights and telephone, whick wer put out of commission.
 As result of the week end damag done by lightning, Wire Chief H. A. LOT, of the S. N. E. Telephone company foun, perhaps 200 lines out of commission, bu the six or seven troubIemen had abou cleared up this by Tuesday night
 Today (Wednesday) sedgwick Won ans Relief Corps will have it's anniveI sary picnic by invitation of State Con mander and Mrs. orfih M. Price on tn grounds at their home, 35 Lafayett street, making 1t an all-day celebration
 At Mystic, Walter Miner of Omah; Neb., was in the village Sunday attend ing the services at the Methodist churc and sitting in the pew his parents ot s cupied nearly 50 years ago. MT. Mine was brought up in Mystic and is the so
 of Mir. and Mrs. Isaac Miner. A Williams street family which fc 5 two nights had been alarmed by whs r was supposed to be somebody trying 1 r steal from the garage. finally unlocke supply cupboard, to discover rnat tf
 burglar was a big rat, which had bee rolling an empty bottle about.
 Branford Battery passed throug Rockville Monday afternoon on it's T. mile march from Branford to Camp De- 5 ems, Aver. Mass. The battery set |
 over the Rockville line Captain Erne L. Averill is in charge of the outfit. : Samuel Nezzdorf, seven year old SC
 of John Nezzdorf, who owns a farm nes f Leonard's corner. Vernon, was seriou . ly injured Monday morning when l 0 smashed a gun bullet with hamme l. The shell exploded and the bullet pierce . the boy in the throat just under ti
 chin.
 Stanley stachelek. 32. of wiIlingtt : avenue, Holland, was fined $100 ar :, costs and given forty days in the Ne n Haven county jail by Judge Dunne k the Meriden police court Monday on
 charge of operating motor vehic
 while under the influence Of liquor. I 2 appealed.
 Mrs Taylor of Moosup, Who has be,
 at the Moosup society house on Will
 mantle camp ground and has opened
 for the season brought word that O.
 more camp ground attendant had died
 Mice Ella Nfil1atta who uith har efa+a