Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
VARIOUS MATTERS

7th.
 Light vehicle lamps at s.4s o'clock l (standard ttme) thls evening.
 The supply of water furnished by the Weather Man this season Is evidently not metered 1 pr. Bernard's office will be open Fri day, Sept. sth.-ady l A few flags were displayed during we'd nesday, for the birthday of Lafayette, al 90 the victory at the Marne.
 A number of times this week, touring parties have inquired If Norwich did not have public automobile camping parK
 While the net result has not yet been determined, over sT00 was taken in att the recent Wigwam of the Mohegan SeW-s ing society,
 Bristol correspondent mentions that MT. and Mrs John L. Shields and chil- aren have returned after q vacation of two weeks spent at Mystic,
 The heaviest volume of traffic of the year was reported by New York, New Haven Hartford railread as handled on the holiday without undue" delay.
 A construction company of Waterford is nearing compilation in the building of waterbound macsdam on the man ave nge at the starr cemetery, Greton.
 In former years, the difference in the tides between Norwich and New London was given as Al minutes, but of late years 1t Is computed as 45 minutes later here.
 The Kitemaug yellow Elberta peaches are now ready, Order quick-adv.
 Wednesdays tempest came just in time to catch the local members of the D. A. R.. who were returning from the cele- Sration at Fort Ledyard, Groton Heights
 Some of the inns and shore hotels will continue open up to October 1st that pat rons may enjoy the usually pleasant Sep- tenber weather, as well as the line bath ing,
 - At the Norwich r. M c. A., General Secretary Edwin Hill has secured as jan- . itor and housekeeper, MT. and Mrs. J. W. Hakeley. who were at Willimantic Camp Ground.
 The report for August of the Rock vile Visiting Nurse Association has been issued by the nurses. Mary c. Hathaway and Ruth B. Skinner. A total of 406 ' visits was made.
 From Cohanzie Mrs. William Avery, Mir. and Mrs Ralph Dimmeek and their tive children attended the Norwich fair Tuesday making the trip in Mr. Dim mock's automobile.
 ' The Norwich traffic policemen are not IT sorry that the fair Is over. It required constant vigilance, as well as quick n judgment. to keep the crowds moving 5. without accidents.
 Crabs, scallops, clans, blue, sword, hal . ibut, salmon founders. butternsh, cells, Y cod and haddock, at Powers Bros.-adv.
 Plumbers are having rush calls to fix up nreplaees, gas logs and the like. for - families who want to make sure of some z, means of keeping comfortable in case the z coal shortage continues.
 Mrs. Julia Godfrey of Southport and .- Mrs. Rutha Osborne of Bridgeport have returned to their homes after spending q the week with Mir and Mrs Wesley Gar !. lock of Pequennoc Bridge.
 There was deep disappointment because of the severe rain storm which made 1t necessary to call off the second annual swimming carnival which was to be held J at Crystal Lake on the holiday.
 Members of Sachem chapter No. 5T, O. B. s.. are requested to attend the funeral of Mrs. Olive Crocker, today 1.Se p. m. CD. s. ID at Yantic cemetery
 Satisfactory progress Is being made on the former Kinney proper ty on West Thomas street, by Dr. C. G. Thompson and Hadley Potter.
 The pastor of the Central Baptist church, Rev Dr. D. A. Pitt, expects tc be home for the prayer meeting this CThursdayl evening and will preach both morning and evening next Sunday.
 The state conclave of Columbian Com nandery, No. (, K. of T., will be held al Masonic Temple, Friday. Sept. 8. at 7,sO o'clock.-adv.
 
 Beebe motored to Lebanon early in the week and visited her uncle, Niles Beebe They also called on James R. White al North Stonington, who formerly resided in East Lyme.
 number of school children who ars interested in the curios and relics were among the visitors to the D. A. R. muse um Wednesday afternoon, when the hos tssses were Mrs Herbert M Lerou anC Mrs E. LaRue Bliven.
 The women's Relief Corps, e. A. R. Sons and Daughters of Veterans Wa Veterans and Auxiliary will hold a pie nie at Happyland. Saturday Bus leave snetucket st. 1o.ao CD. s. T)-adv.
 State manufacturers say that fall bus mess thus far In silks Is considered sat
 isfaetory by the trade, and from presen
 indications the season will be fairly good I
 tinue, the leaders in point of demand
 Mrs Margaret Gray of New London an
 nounces the marriage of her son, Rober
 R. Gray and Mrs. Addie Toohey Tn
 wedding taking place last week at S LR Joseph's rectery, New London, ReV nd Father o'Rrien performing the eeremonl sa Tn recent bulletin of the United .h States Department of Agriculture it 'a- noted that much damage Is done annual
 by corn and sod webworms. The insect lf- which cause this damage are often ovel he looked and the Injury attributed to othe a~s' causes.
 ,s- Hundreds who visited the Norwich ia 2s, were interested in the little Indian bab, ls- the six weeks old daughter of MT. an ,eo Mrs Charles Antis, basket sellers, fro xs Old Town, Maine. who slept on peac, sf fully in her little carriage while u
 crowds moved past the booth P There is q stir in New England nav ,to circles since the announcement Wedne '0i day that the navy wants 9s,ee0 men f. ny next year, due to the completion of u
 two new battleships. the Colorado ar
 the West Virginia. part or all of u . ten light cruisers under constructor
 and the score or more of submarine ,, ready to be commissioned.