Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-21
VARIOUS MATTERS


 When the wind veerAd to the west Sunday mankind rejoieed.
 Dr. Drisceirs ofics will be closed un.ii Aug. 2S.-adv.
 Light vehicle lamps at 7.1o o'clock Standard tiine) this evening.
 The moon is new tomorrow, the 2znd, at S.s4 p. ia (stahdafa tirne.I
 A mosquito pest has struck the town of Saybrook the nast few days
 The heavy showers Saturday beat eff the leaves from the trees, especially the shade trees
 A few good catches Of blue fish were made in Plum Gut in the Racs at the week end.
 The hair dresang rooms os Mrs. A. MacDougal will be closed until Sept. 6. -adv.
 The society houses and the cottages at Willimantic Camp Ground are filling up for the coming meetings Trees of many sorts are now infested with caterpillars which began tAeie cam paign on the wild cherry leaves. Early Sunday morning the mercury stood at 66 degrees and even during the afternoon it did not go above ss. Motor traffic continued heavy during | camping parties passing through town.
 The Kitemaug Freestone canning peaches will be rifse about Sept. 1st, the yellow Elbertas a little laher.-adv. 1 The scarlet and pink EeranlumD grown by Janitor Fields in the court | house grounds are thriving this seAkon.
 From the twenty-six crab apple trees at his home at East Great Plain Hy1nan l 3at1 AF fs4sf< bushels.
 [ The steamer Leigh Of the North At- lantic 6 Western Steamship Co, iA Eue | at New London TuAsiay from the Pa cifc coast with a million or 50 feet of lumber. Saturdays showers were calculated to drive the merchants to despsration-i not to bankruptcy. By night the crowds were fairly large, but business ab . whole suffered.
 Vacation -lwanAAd- More happy Vacation parties next year. The CAel. sea Vacation Club wdll assure them Join today. $.25, $50, Si, Ss and s5 per week. The Chelsea Savings Bank. - adv.
 A Chester correspondent notes that Miss Elaine wells of Stafford Springs and Miss Dorothy Ferguson of pcef River are guests of their grandparents MT. and Mrs. Ava Snow. The Red Cross nurse at Ocean Beach Mrs. John Whiteside, thinks shore visit ors are growing more and more cautious since she has had only cases of niho7 injuries to care for this season so far. Mrs. Thankful Greene long in tho employ of ;he Pawcatuck Woolsa com. pany left Saturday for Escoileag Hill 2 nfyG vacation she has taken in forty years.
 Coula you have had better vasAsloT thiS year with more money Stat now Club-s.25, $50. s1, s2 and s5 rei week. The Chelsea Savings Bank adv.
 At Block Island, Capt Ben Chesebot- ought of Stonington brought in the re- cord tuna of the season, the prize speci- men weighing between 700 and goo pounds. This Is considered an unusual size
 The most important social event. 0. the summer season at Connecticut shore places was the Arabian Nights Bah Fri day evening at Hotel Griswold, Eastern
 Point. Governor and Mrs. Lake wert guests.
 The railroad surve yors have 5aer al Ssybrook stalking for the side track l which is to De placed en the Sasbrool
 Packing company proper-y and latEl | they took 1measurennents on the Ferry ; road crossings.
 : After s long winter everyone needs { complete rest. Assure yottsesf Of tha
 much needed rest next year br :e:finI 1 the Chelsea Vacation Clud tsd&v. BPS $50. sl. sz and s5 Der week. The >Chel r sea Savings Bank.-adv.
 The interesting story of tho Madams Lee Portinger recently given the Metro . i politan Museum of Art. New York, bs ] Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, was written bs
 Miss Wihifred Eva Howe, of the Mukeuf
 staff, formerly of Norwich.
 AWaterford young man. Frederitl Ernest scholield, an electrlcian, formerly of New York, has invent4d a n1agnetii h landing appliance for airplanes. declaring h that the idea came to him while he sept e The device is magnet brake. l, Noank lebstermAn were surprised ant . pleased to hear that the wholesale desl 6 CTS F'ridAy were offefing 30 eents d pound. From now on it is expected tha !. the price will hold steadily This i 5 the highest price ever paid at Neank A most profitable meeting uf Ellihktei BeekeepeFs' Club was held Thnrkaa, ! afternoon at Henry Boebe's. Prof y CrahdaIl of the Connecticut Agficnitara
 College at Storrs gave a tlenaonstra.ioi
 in removing honey from ,he hives an
 spoke also
 Y Martf> F Pluckett. socialist candi n date for governor, will start the can r. s'aign with open air meeting in Greene 2 ville Monday at noon. and at Baltic il l. the evening. Next Friday he will spea e in Taftvtde at noon and Jewett City i l. the evening; and Saturday evening wi l. speak on Rose place, tSas odty.-adv. n District No. 1, Jewish Coasunptive Rt Q lief sciety of Denver, Colorado, who's
 principal office is in Hartford, has dasis 'e mated Monday, September 25, the da 'e following the Jewish New York as San
 toriurn Day, to canvass the distric = whichcomprises Massachusetts and Cor nectieut.
 Accidents are expensive in New I.el n, don. A Baltimore young woman vi P. slightly spraineG her left thumb on Il T. Ocean Beach chute paid s5 for havir it idodined and bandaged at hospftE l. also $5 for having an X-ray exanajn: 'S tion and $2 for the use of the operatir
 room-a total of SIP.
 Il The papers mention that Mir. and MT
 William Wallace Scoville, of Wet:ier
 field are spending their honeymoon
 Europe. Mrs. Scoville was Miss Ma,
 Adelaide Bragaw, daughter O. the la
 Mr. and Mrs. Isaac ". Bragaw, of liar n ford, the family cottage being jus ou S- side the entrance to Neptule Park