Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-12
VARIOUS MATTERS

V<ANAOOO MA EAFNlo Light vehicle lamps at 6.s5 o'clock Standard time) this evening.
 Hampton relatives have been enter tainiHg William Sgott of Fishers Is- land.
 Judging by whifrs of very enticing odors, many housewives are canning peaches this week.
 From New London pr. Daniel Sullivan and Dr 0. S. Perrin have gone to New foundland on a hunting trip.
 A substantial fence has been erected along the property of the ronsides Board Corporation, at Thamesville.
 The regular meeting of Sachem chap ter, No. 57, Order of Eastern Star, will be held tonight, at 7.45.-adv
 At Park Congregational church the ushers for September are Benedict c. Pullen and Herbert B. Wightman.
 James Jay Smith has large gang of men at work on his recently purchased Old saybrook property at Comfort Point
 Waterford Public Nursing service is to hold It's September meeting Friday at the home of the Misses Nevins of Jordan
 Tomorrow, September 18th, the history classes will note the anniversary of the ! writing of The Star spangled Banner, ir 1914
 An East Hampton correspondent notes that MT. and Mrs Eugene Golf and Miss Mary Gates spent the week end at their cottage at Mantle.
 Men from Eastern Connecticut are in New York to attend the eighth Nation al Exposition of the Chemical Industriea which opened Monday.
 Dr. and Mrs. McGuigan of Philadel- phia and Miss Julia Guild of Windham were guests at A. N. Hammond's at Woodstock Valley recently.
 Down at Lords Point, Miss Fanny L. Hopkins, of West Newton, Mass, has sold her Plainfield cottage to Chauncey Pendleton of Preston Plains,
 Noank residents. Mrs. Jane Carson, Miss Jessie Carson and Bernard Carson have been in Greenport to attend the reunion of the Gaudette family.
 Don't forget the dance tonight! S5 in gold for good club name. T. A. B. hall, S.sO p. m. D. s. T.-adv.
 A Hartford paper mentions that Mrs Andrew F. Gates and Miss Margzret Gates have returned from Lebanon, where they have been spending the summer.
 Careless writers persist in sending all sorts of news items to The Bulletin while emitting to sign their names The name of the sender must accompany every item
 The teachers at old Lyme this year will stay at the Inn cottage with the exception of Miss Inez Peck, who will gc back and forth to her home on Lord Hil1.
 People in some sections of Norwich ge discouraged in their attempts to hay, fine lawns and decorative shrubs be cause of the number of marauding dog which dishgure property.
 Visitors in Mystic are impressed b, the improved appearance of Main stree on both sides of the bridge the ce ment sidewalks and highway making thi thoroughfare much more attractive.
 Death came Monday to William Frey
 tag at the Mohican hotel, New Londor R where he had been living with his sis "a ter, Mrs. Wallace Stebbins, for severs
 months. MT. Freytag had no other re .. atives.
 ,n Some Jazzi Be the lucky one to wi IS s5 for a good club name at dance T. m B. hall tonight S.3o. D. & T-adv. E. Phi Beta Kappa is planning to rais l. 1 100000 and provide permanent head D. quarters in New York city to defend iit 1- eral education against the inroads ds vocational training in high schools an
 colleges in the United States ss Notification has been issued to Metl 1o ooist churches that crisis is reacht - in the Centenary. Unless subscription K are paid to date by October Is. mission p- aries must be recalled and work begl T. must be stopped for lack of funds. nm The funeral service for Miss Abby ,t Williams, who died in Mystic Thursda ht at the home of Mrs. Leander Parks, VI
 held Sunday afternoon at Hardness MeI
 orial chapel and was largely attende .K Burial was in Elm Grove cemetery.
 Scs1e of the womens Relief Cor TX about ConNecticut lhsvh started chi
 welfare work, providing new var Sy clothing throughout the winter for nee, ne children who live in the outskirts of t
 city thus enabling them to attend schc -So regularly.
 ,o' The large fishing sloop Eleanor M 0r of Nantucket was lowed into Noank Su h. day afternoon for engine repairs. T ba vessel was bound from Nantucket
 New York with load of fish and expe
 enced engine trouble to the eastward
 Watch Hill.
 the A Woodstock summer resident, Ha ,de ilton Holt, president of the Americ of Scandinavian Foundation. was receiv Ity. recently by the King of Sweden. " ary showed keen interest in the promoti ch. of cultural relations between the Unit ned States and Sweden.
 New and "golng big" Is a sort
 liquid cement, put up in sman vials,
 drop of which applied to run in a stot nE- ings will stop it's progress. It sells on- retail at 25 cents a bottle, which ho .os- enough of the liquid to stop fifty n 2 A in as many stockings. The idea is tvs carry 1t in the purse or bag. and Prof. R. E. Jones from Connecti an- Agricultural college, Storrs, met
 somers Poultry club at Mrs. B. D. Co
 ey's. Monday at p. m. to discuss G --d ting outlets ready for laying, DO 're- try diseases; prevention and cure a ion egg grading and candling and it's re gs. ton to Pacific Coast marketing.
 l Camp Owego, the Y W. C. A. camp
 Mantle river, closes next week after ff- very successful season. About 200 gi kkA have used the camp for periods vary
 from seven weeks to a day coming fir ; IS Bridgeport, Norwich, Pawtucket, N ase.i Haven, Hartford, South NorwaIk, M ex- dletown, New York and New Jersey. Os-
 A CERTAIN BUT NOT . AN ODORLEss E.