Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-02
VARIOUS MATTERS

Vacation for most of the choirs will end with this week.
 1h~ Otis library will be closed all day 1icnIay, Labor Day.
 A heavy fog prevailed until after s o'clock Friday morning.
 The Fairgrounds will be closed to tiN3 public Sunday.-adv.
 Light vehicle lamps at 6.52 o'clock Standard time) this evening.
 Miss Elizabeth spSSsr is trying to organize Camp Fire Girls at Noank
 September began with delightful day, which favored returning vacation ists.
 A Norwich owner Miss Jessie A. Will ley, has had her cottage at Pine Grove repaired this week.
 Local merchants do not care how soon cool wave comes, to start up a de- n:nd for fall apparel.
 Sunday afternoon, Howard Bushnell Is to be leader of the Christian Endeavor raeeting at Scotland Road.
 At the residence of Frank Cranska, on Laurel Hill avenue, a hedge of blossom ing hydrangeas is greatly admired.
 Dr. Sweet will be in his office Sat $
 With good weather today (saturday) the volume of travel in advance of La Dor Day promises to be very heavy. At East Killingly. Arthur Knapp has purchased the Edenacres farm in Sparks district from Mrs Sidney Stone of Dan. ielson.
 Sunday, September 10th, the Interme diate B. V. P. U., is to hold its Com. mencement exercises at the Central Bau tist church.
 jchn Newell. of Waterbury. came t, the town of Union for Old Home Da, and has been spending several days witt Myron Heck.
 Miss. B. Hollen Williams. Old Lynn public health nurse, will spend the tim until September 5, with Mrs. Ray Hard ing on Bill Hill.
 A Ballouyille patient, Eli Bousquet has returned from the state tuberculosi sana torium in Norwich and is greatl; improved in health.
 ] j Watch Hill porgies special for today Fish clearance sale after p. m. a Powers Bros. 77 Franklin St.-adv.
 Mrs. W. Tyler Browne and Mrs. Amo P. Browning will be hostesses at tn D. A. R. Museum this (Saturday) after noon from to g..
 Alfred Hopkins, of Central Village was bitten on his left hand quite bad | ly by a guinea pig recently and was al tended by physician.
 A guest from Stafford, Frederick F Glover, is passing two weeks. vacatio at Old Mystic, at the home of Mir an Mrs. William Walbridge.
 It is noted by a Dayville correspond ere that Miss Katherine Brennan spending the week at Ocean beach wit a asrty of friends from Norwich
 A Norwich man states that it was fc writing fine and speedy description { the sinking of steamer Doris that tf late John F. Ratbone won newspapt fame.
 Of the fourteen society houses c Church Circle, at Willimantic Can Ground all were opened during can meeting week except that of Norwic Trinity.
 A Woodstock correspondent writes Rev. Lydia Hartig of Goshen one tin pas,or of the West Congregation church was the guest of Miss Ellie WiEiams recently l hSScrVeQ Seats TOT falr lTfOund- grar stand, for Monday, Tuesday and We, nesday, at Engler's Pharmacy.
 Mrs David Woodson, of Brookly
 Ccnn., has announced the marriage her daughter, Louise May Woodson al Joseph Coleman of Illinois, August 1 : A. Nest Medford, Mass. The fishermen of Saybrook are st catching the big blues out on the sour : though not getting so many this wee The snapper blues have not shown up large numbers this week I At Old Mystic, Charles Q. Eldred has received many visitors at his museu f and during August the largest numb
 registered. There are names from me of the states in the Union f The librarian of Plainfield libral n Miss Edith BirthWni nistle has been aw
 for two weeks vacation in Westminist 7, Vt During that time Miss Anona H, Y loway has been substituting. l. There is local interest in the cont,
 over the will of Park enjamin, c. N
 YOik, since the late Judge Larnodn,
 resident of East Main street, NJ N i :, married the mother of Park Benjam ti then a widow.
 tt A number from Eastern Connectit l., have returned after attending the contf l. ence at Eorthheld, and hearing many p teresting talks by prominent men, amo <, them Rev. Francis E. Clark, called ly Father of Christian Endeayor