Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-03

Arrangements have been made by the Red Men tribes of northern Connecticut to meet in Rockville in September.
 A thunder shower early Wednesday morning was followed by dull weather with merely suggestion of blue sky.
 This years American Legion depart ment convention is to be held in Water bury Friday and Saturday, Sept S-sth
 Vacation travel kept up well during Wednesday and many automobile tour ing parties went over the Mohegan trail.
 It is an interesting fact that during the past year the United Workers ex- pended $7527.55 for the Sheltering Arms.
 Vacation special, s5o tooth brush for 21c; two for 3sc The Lee & Osgood Co.-adv.
 From present indications, 1t is believed by Norwich dealers that very satis- factory business will be done this fall in drapery fabrics.
 old-fashioned trumpet-howers, plnlox. dahlias and other blooms make gay the garden at the Henry Matthews home stead. on Mohegan hill
 One of the favorite local postcards se- lected by summer visitors is that which pictures the monument of famous Chief Uncas, on Sachem street. It is mentioned at wiisonville that Allen and Pauline Johnson of North Grafton have been guests of their grand | mother. Mrs Mary J. Woodward for a fe wdays.
 The five naked-eye planets have been visible in the early evening, with Mars and Mercury exceptionally favorable for observation. This favorable period is soon to end.
 Twenty-Five members of the North 1 Grosvenordale Legion Auxiliary had an i outing at Spring Lake, Glendale, R. l.. recently. enjoying the shore dinner and the bathing.
 A former Norwich Town pastor. Rev. Jerome Greer. pastor of Mystic Netho- dist church. Is suffering from a sprain of his left leg, and it is difficult for him | to get about.
 i Plans are being completed for the seventieth annual fair of the Rockville Fair Association. The big feature which has been decided upon is to have a day and night fair.
 At Willimantic Camp Ground the NJ antic house has been hired by Mystic Methodists and it is expected about twenty from there will go up for camp meeting week.
 Residents of Mantle, MT. and Mrs Underhill, the latter's sister, Mrs. Johr L. Main and Mir. Main, are planning tc motor in their new car to Florida, on z sightseeing trip.
 The midsummer White Ribbon Ban. ner announces that the World Woman'I Christian Temperance Union convention is to be held in the Academy of Music 1aI-
 Several from eastern Connection towns will go to Hartford, August 10 tt attend the forest fire conference, the in tention of the conference being to lesser the danger from forest fires.
 The United States civil service com mission has ordered an examination fol assistant aeronautic engineer, navy yard Washington, D. c. The pay Is s60S day. The examination will be held Aug s.
 Leading Lithuanians will be in Hart ford 10 take part in a parade Sunda, afternoon es a demonstration of thank fulness for the recognition Thursday b. the United States of Lithuania as a re public
 Somers residents, Mir. and MT, ! Charles W. W. Pease and daughte Helen and Mir. and Mrs. Chester W Pomeroy and daughters Janette and Ca therine are occupying a cottage a Crys tai Lake for two weeks.
 A halt was called in Americanizatio work at New London Tuesday evenin when the city council declined to mak an additional appropriation of S575. fo 1 the salary of the Americanization direc tor from June 1 to the end of the flsca year.
 The hatless season among women 1 resulting in a revival of the popuiarit , of hair ornaments. especially of lare Spanish combs of the fan and sen1i-fa l types for evening wear. Some of ther run five and six inches in width acros the top
 Work has been started at New Lon l don on second story to the plant of tn
 New England Carpet Lining Co.. fol rnerly located in Norwich. The secon story will be about 5ox1so. of brick. l l will nearly double the present capacit r of the concern.
 Analysis of the orders placed to dat 2 for fall by buyers of the better grade , of mems shoes show that the bulk Of th goods Is not only lighter in weight tha $ those in favor in recent seasons but. 2 ] least in the case of tan shoes, lighte . In color as well
 Young men of St. Patrick's parish ar i greatly pleased over the assignner
 here. as assistant pastor, of Rev. Rocc
 J. Guerriero, who. while student , St. Thomas seminary in his home tow
 Hartford. did star work as catcher ( 1 the Seminary ball team. i It has been suggested that If son H6 fNTr- fry1N er4 :
 space for contributions to the Salvatic
 Army-a counter, table. or barrel. SCOT
 of residents would be glad to donate a F ticles of furniture clothing. food. book
 kitchen utensils and the like, from q; to day
 A Thompson FTi1l young woman. Mi
 Teresa Bayer. has returned to her d
 tied at the Harbor hospital. Brooklv
 N. r, after a month of vacation spe
 mostly at the home of her brother Elm
 She has charge of one floor of the ho
 pital from which she was graduated
 year ago.
 Fishers Island cottagers. Mime. An
 Gluck and her husband. Efrem Zirnbs . ist, will arrive this week at Southam ! ton, L. l.. to be house guests Of Mr. al
 Mrs. Charles F. Mitchell at Fleur
 Lys. Mime. Chuck and her husband W
 assist Mrs. Mitchell at her booth at t , street fair Friday. Something new in an indoor golf q
 vice has just reached thi seountry fro . London. It Is meant for indoor drivin
 and measures the degree of elevati
 and distance of the stroke, as well
 indicating whether 1t was slice, top
 pull. Tn appearance the contrivance
 not unlike small box scale. (