Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
VARIOUS MATTERS
"a will he hieh todav tfa 22nd.

AL NtWpOItf R1F- anu fAiDCAI I1lCh- man of Mystic, Conn, arrived at Hilltop Inn Sunday,
 The cement road at Central Village is finished nearly to the square from the Moosup corner.
 Stores which have been featuring Fall and winter apparel noted the benefit of Mondays low temperature.
 Peach supper tonight, Leffingwell church vestry.-adv.
 From ss degrees last week to 52 de- grees early Monday morning was the E sudden jolt in temperature.
 The Twenty-fifth Regiment. c. V, As- sociation is to hold it's annual reunion at | c. A. R. hall in Hartford. August 2s.
 A book frequently called for at the England-How to Travel by Auto-Boat -Car.
 Attend the roque games tonight. Rock | well street courts.-adv. Nellie Buraick, daughter of Frank | Burdick, of Sterling, was in Norwich at the hospital for minor operation re- gently.
 Tn the different states, fuel commits l sioners are announcing schools in the pre- ferred class as far as coal supplies are concerned. Because of camp meeting at whitman tic there, will not be any church services in the Federated church at Holland, August 27.
 Good values in stamped linens for dol lar day at Worans Exchange. .-adv.
 A new spring board donated by the Norwich campers from Camp Rocky Nook, who are at Stone Dock, Niantic, is constantly in use.
 A Moosup young man, Alfred ]. Cou-
 ture of the hospital corps at Mt. Glenn efaI Mich, is on fifteen day furIough
 visiting his parents.
 Ths president of the Crescent Beach Improvement Association is Mrs E. B.
 Stevens, not Mrs. George L. Ingalls, of Norwich, as stated Monday. [ Roque tournament opens today at Rockwell street grounds--adv.
 Some very handsome and thrifty dah- Has are admired in the grounds on the Otis street side at the home of James L.
 Austin, 5S Mckinley avenue. r Harry D. olcutt of Hartford, superin- tendent of field work of the Anti-Saloon , League Is to speak at Chaplin Congre-
 gational church Sunday, August 27. John Hirst, 24, killed in jitney acci- , dent Saturday above Central Village, } formerly resided in Mystic and leaves a l sister there. Mrs. william MacNamara. Another lot of those Edison Electric , Irons, at S5, just received Norwich Elec. tric Co.-adv.
 Since last weeks hot wave, tents f have been erected and grounds leased
 for that purpose at all the resorts Aend
 on the side roads in and about Saybrook.
 At Scotland, Margaret Bowers is hay f ing tennis court 85x150 laid out near [ the bungalow. Eight men from Willi- l mantle are busily at work on the con
 tract.
 There is 80 much confusion during the
 busy hours of the day since the building
 Of the new, Disco block has been started, as to almost require a special traffic cop
 opposite Rose alley.
 At the recent reunion of the Child Family Association held at Woodstock,
 Mrs. Gildersleeve, wife of Dr. c. c. Gil- ! dersleeve. of Norwich, was member of D the nominating committee
 Work has been begun on the section of 8 road at Ellington to be built by the r state over what is known as Sand Hill, }. on the main road to Broad Brook, It d has been in bad condition for a long !. time.
 ? The White Ribbon Banner advises
 Now is the time to become acuuatnted ,- with candidates for office Do not wait 1. until after election to find out whether n or not they stand four square for law n enforcement
 Q Fancy work food, ice cream sale, 2
 p. m. Cafeteria supper 5.sO by Daugh-
 ters of Veterans, on Mrs. Jennie New bury's lawn, 124 Asylum st.. Wed, Aug
 2S. Everybody welcome.-adv. y Workers in shops and factories started c, in Monday with new zest, so comfort. a able was the day. A number of the
 biggest plants had to suspend operation: during several days last week, as em. a ployes could not stand the heat. :. Rodue tournament opens today al ss Rockwell street grounds.--hdv
 A Hartford insurance company has ap D. proved claims for $4e,o0o as a result q . tobacco losses due to hail in Windsor
 Bloomfield, suffield, seuthwick and EI = lington. So far the losses are not hal
 those of the same period in 1921. 6 In the course in Farm Management a of Storrs college, each student is obliged t,
 take 8 practical course in farm me
 chanics, including simple joinery, forg = ing, gas-engines, coHorete-worl and tn
 repair of all types or rarm equipment. Latham Avery clerk of the board 0
 school visitors for the town of Groton
 has notified pupils who wish to atten; i. nigh school this coming year, whethe \ they have or have not attended in previ \ us years apply to him for & certificate From Swanson Post, No 67, of Gros
 venor Dale, Philip L. Duhamel an $. Patrick MAlloy have been chosen to rep " resent the Thompson Post at the fourtl .s annual department convention of tn American Legion in Waterbury, Sept. v and g. ~ ;h Early Monday afternoon two locono l tiyes and caboose went through t ly Midway for repairs. The> crew ha i- started from Worcester with six, drop as ping the others along the line, at Putnaf D. and other points. The big engines wer at in pretty bad shape.
 al During last year the United Worker
 oisbursed $21,3s0,65, including hous of (naintenance) $S39.15; transfer to Shelt is ering Arms income account, k4.095.s9 t is City Mission, s5,s47.3s; to ernpIoyinen ,at bureau, slis.S0; to club work SI021. 50 1d to Public Health nursing, $e,s2754. or A pleasant interIude in the reguls nd summer schedule of sports and soci;
 events at Block Island was caused b ts. tlns visit of several days recently of Eagl < Boats Nos. A and IS, which anchored 4 the new harbor. Many Of tl1ea officer
 registered at the leading hotels for the
 stay there.
 Directions ana drawings for the col 2 sttdction of egg cases and outlines 1Nlu .Af a.nHrs