Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-01
VARIOUS MATTERS

vAN1OOD VIA E1kNA1 It is daybreak now at s.17 standard time. Light vehicle lamps at s.54 o'clock (standard time) this evening The best moonlight nights during Sep tember will be sfrom the 4th to the Sth
 Knights of Columbus, attention. Elec- tion of officers tonight at o'ciock.-ady A number of men have been busy the past week repairing some of the roads in Westford
 At Hope Valley, John M Barber has harvested the hay this year from six farms which he owns
 A Dayville man, John Gledhill, cut an artery in his wrist while trying to fix the windshield of his car.
 State foresters have planted with pines the old Ringe farm, also other tracts of land adjoining, at PhoenixviIle.
 Steiner Cedric, from Queenston August 27sh on which Miss Julit w. Robinson is a passenger, is due in New York Sunday.
 A load of maple blocks from North Windham was hauled down Tuesday for the Atwood Machine Co., of Stonington.
 The fairgrounds will be closed 10 the public Sunday.-adv.
 In naval orders from Washington Thursday, Lieut.. Commander l.. F. Bal finger Is assigned to the submarine base.
 The recent heavy rains have filled the Lords Point reservoir for the first time | in August since the plant was opened in 1913.
 The garbage collectors of the street department made their rounds a day earlier this week, on ncc1unt of the com ing holiday.
 At a special town meeting, held al Old Lyme, It was voted to establish two second years of high school work at the Old Lyme school.
 1 Lobsters, crabs. clans and plenty oi native fresh caught fish at Powers Bros adv.
 The American Legion auxiliary second annual convention of the department oi Connecticut is to be held at Elks' club Hartford. Sept. IA.
 Durham correspondent writes: Mist Ella Lawton, of Brooklyn, Conn, ha; been spendingsa week in town, tic gues of Mrs. Walter Stevens.
 Dr. Sweet will be in his office Saturday Usual office hours.-alv. | House furnishers expect trade to hrisl up, with the ending, of the shore seasol and the return of families to their cit! homes and apartments.
 zionists have been celebrating thi. week the opportunity given to the Jew by the League of Nations to establish national homeland in Palestine. This is National Gingham Week an many shoppers have been taking advan tage of the special opportunity to pick u new designs at enticing prices.
 West Thompson residents, Mir and Mrs William H. Kimball have been campin at Groton Long Point. The former preparing to erect a cottage there on hi Ioe
 The first day of she autumn season although the almanac aucumn does nc l. begin until Sept 2Srd, at s1O ?. m. , This (Thursday) afternoon, the -ros Il tesses at the D. A. R. museum, Norw;c Town Green, from l to 4, will be Mir 2 Amos P. Browning and Mrs. B. P Bii hop.
 Reserved seats for Fair Ground gran stand, for Monday, Tuesday and Wed pesday, at Engler's Pharmacy.-adv. ' The beautiful borders of shrub hy q drangeas at the Alexander place, o a | Norwich road, Waterford, never fail { f win the admiration of passing motorist l. and trolley passengers. !. man who was at the lawn fete St. Patrfc<'s parish Wednesday tvenil = said in surprise, 'E didn't know there WE so much loose money in Norwich 2 just came rolling in!S It is encouraging to manufacturers Connecticut that velvets for the mili.nei trade continue to be in steady den1an One of the largest New York factor; has its production sold up to Oct I6. I The Connecticut State Federation
 Music Clubs announces that the fifth | ennial national contest for young profe sional musicians will take place in Co necticut sometime between February and March 30, 1923.
 HI Faith Trumbun chapter, D. A. R,
 Norwich has received an invitation fro
 Anna Warner Bailey chapter, of Grct,
 and Stonington to attend the4axercises
 commemoration of the Battle of Grott
 Heights, Sept. 9th from to 6. M The Waterbury Concrete Construct,
 Co, has been awarded the contract f
 constructing nearly a mile of concre
 road on Mohegan avenue, New Londo
 extending along the east front of t
 Connecticut college. The low bid " I$1s,2t7.7o.
 New Haven road engineers are st
 tioned at Saybrook for a week, l1nil
 up the work of doing away with two
 the crossings at the junction Two m
 are keeping tally for the next ten da
 of all vehicles and travellers going ov
 the crossings west and east ot the st
 ton.
 Elks' Orphans day as the event is. nc X called, comes Wednesday Sentennbay- 6
 at Hammonasset beach, Madison, win
 the kiddies from the Swedish Christi Orphanage, Cromwell, Temporary hor
 in Haddam and St. Johns school. De
 Rvire, will be transported to the she
 for the day.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Babcock have ,
 turned to Noank from Plaihville, whe
 they went to see Mir Babcock's broth
 Frank patient at hospital there. I the result of being knocked from c for1 of Q vryoe -I.,.,