Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-13


 (standard time) this evening. The moon is in it's last quarter to- morrow. the 14th, at 6.2p q. m.
 A stretch of fine, pleasant weather Is promised-and nobody will object
 The town of Hampton is sending if teen pupils to the windham High school.
 Most of the local lodges have resum- ed meetings following the summer va cation.
 Lobsters. oysters, scailops, full line strictly fresh caught fish at Powers Bros.'-adv.
 Canterbury grange is building an addi- tion on the Grange hall to make larg- CT kitchen.
 Mrs. Frank Royce is to be the hostess at the D. A. R. museum this "Wednesday afternoon.
 Mystic residents. Mrs George ". wal lace and son Gordon are visiting with rel- atives in Canada
 A saybrook Point young woman Miss Lucia Chalker will teach school at Leb- anon the coming year. The travel remains good on the rail- road. many tourists going up into the mountains or to Canada.
 Most of the regular campers around the Lakeat Ellington have returned to their 1 respective homes after a pleasant season. Miss Marie Antoinette Taylor of Water ford has returned te her home after spend the summer at Camp Wellmore, Mass.
 David R. Kinney of Norwich has sold Broadview cottage on Langworthy avenue at Lords Point, to Lillibridge and Young of Norwich
 A former Central Village teacher, Miss Ellen Tracy of Putnam, is i'll at Boston hospital where she recently underwent a serious operation.
 To accommodate persons busy through the week, exhibit of paintings, Slatel hall. open Sunday, ? to 6.-adv | At Old Lyme Charles w. Pierson ane men have completed moving for T. E Ball, the Horto nhouse which will be add 1 ed to the Ball property
 Attorney Edward Kelly of Bridgeport elected commander of the State American legion at the annual convention in New Haven is Colchester boy. 1 The beautiful flowers surrounding tht summer home of o. P. Durkee at Corner Crest, Warrenville excite the admiration of those who pass that way. I AZ a Fe6uil DL l1e FSCSitLN StOFnlS, a ! Ekonk, the Flat Rock road is virtual! | impossible, while the east road owe Corey hill is closed to travel entirely. Showers during Tuesday left the oil world more musty and moldy than ever Housewives are discouraged waiting fe sunny days to dry out clothing and dam rooms
 l At Holland, Mir and Mrs. William [ I ' Two van loads of their household good preceded them, having made the trip i
 about s4 hours.
 The Westerly Sun directs attention t
 the fact that Mystic artists and artist
 of Lyme are showing their works dail In Norwich. where an art exhibit ha
 opened in the Converse gallery.
 The householder who has big loa
 of wood delivered at his home about no- consides hmserlf in the aristocrat clas From North stonington south fe about two miles asphalt is being applie to the highway. The lower half of tn section is closed A good detour by wa of Pendleton Hill road Is provided , i Up at East Killingly, James P Aldrio
 has dog show attracting attention pedigreed beagle mother with seven lit
 
 , nels of George F. Reed at Barton, Vt. ? Society papers noted Tuesday that M and Mrs Peultney Bigelow plan the v annual Rustlcalis on Oct. at Maiden -ol n Hudson, when the recent American ar 8 bassador to Japan will speak On T e Peaceful Pacific.
 Men from Eastern Connecticut are a n tending the convention of the Nation A 0iatf z opened Monday in New York, when nea ly a,eoo retailers from all over the ceu
 try were present.
 . It is expected that the New England R 7 tarians, in session at The Griswold, Fla 2 tern Point, during 2 drive up to Norwi ' this "Wednesday morning wFl wis
 Slater hall and the exhibit of pictures 4 the Mystic and Lyme artists. l. A large number of Noank lobst r. travis are missing having been carri h under by the recent strong tides and
 the large quantity of young kelp nc J growing in the Race. In some cases t 1t loss of gear amounts to over s1ee. g. The Windham County Transcript say le The great game at Goodyear, is hors II shoes at least at present. Any event y you will find barnyard golf enthusias le congregated on their various courts tr T. ing out their skill and limbering up. " Dealers feature a new electric tai et stove which will cook three dishes n the same time. While potatoes are if 'o ing on the top, bread will be teasti
 on both sides, beneath, and below u ,e a chop can be grilling. For $4 extra, pr waffle iron comes.
 United States civil service exanir
 tion has been ordered for junior aerona,
 iesl engineer, under national advise
 committee for aeronautics for duty A Langley Field, Hampton, Va, at S4,s D. and in the Bureau of Aeronautics, na Te department at $4.5o day. w The outing or railroad faest held .i- Mantle camp grounds Sunday was a. big event. Several specials were run fir, ed New York and Boston carrying the s, q ervisors and their assistants, stat hc masters, etc The outing continues n, ev Sunday when the other forces along h- lines will attend.