Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28
VARIOUS MATTERS

V 4+E N4 N<tf VT 1t%Af@ = T 1@47 41r Fhs moon, which was new on the 22nd quarters Tuesday the 18th at s:55 g. ms
 In the woods in this section there are ! very few evidences of chestnut blight this season.
 Moosup resident. Dona Dslpufs is suffering from ivy poisoning which he got at Beach pond.
 Eighteen Campfire girls from Plain field are spending their vacation Of two weeks at Lords Point. St Patrick's parish lawn fete, K. of C.. home, wedresday, p m and evening" adv.
 The New York. New Haven < Hart ford R. R. Co has announced a num- Der of extra trains for Monday, Sept. 4th.
 When 1t rained Saturday, local mer- chants were thankful that that parti- culax date had not been set for Dol ! Ia Day.
 Bathers at Ocean Beaeh Saturday and Sunday found some of the highest surf of the season, indicating storm I in some direction.
 D. of v. picnic at Mrs. BolPs changed to Wednesday, Aug. ao l The annual conference of the Catho- l lie pastors of this diocese is to be held Sept. 21st, at 2:3o p m., at St. Joseph g Cathedral, Hartford.
 1 The teachers of Terryville High school ! the coming year will include Miss Mar ion White of North Stonington, Smith College 22, civics and science. Prof. Arthur R. Merrill, Dairy spe- tnfo fN<1lfa-~o x1xiif s1aSrH Sf{ar week dadry inspection work in Mid l dlesex and Litchfeid counties. The Shamrock Field and Stream Gun club held meeting in Memorial hail 1 Saturday evening. About fifty mem bers have joined in tle past two weeks. i Local merchants are recsivtng uotif- cation of the Style Show. to be held by the National Association of Retail Cloth iers from Sept. II to IS, in New York.
 There was the regular weekend exodus of guests from the shore hotels during Saturday, while others took their places for the closing week of the vacation months.
 Norwich Lodge of Figs. B. P. O. E., 1 No. 4Se. will go in body to the Wilh- mantle Elks Fair, Thursday night. Au- gust s1st leaving Franklin So. at 745 d. S. time, with band.-adv. l The Autumn appointments of Bishop i Milan and Auxiliary Bishop Murray in- olude October 22, St. Johns Church,
 :fontville, conformation, 10:se a. ri1 Sacred Heart Church, Norwich Town, confirmation, s;so ?. m.
 | Several prominent Norwich plumbers 4 have been invited to attend the annual I outing of the Master Plumbers Asseei- I stien of Hartford. at Lake Cornrpunce, Bristol August 18th. The dinner iz one of the big feasts of the season
 4 good representation of the Holy Name Society, John H. Carney presi- dent, received Communion in badly Sunday morning at the Tao mass ir St. Patrick's church from the rector Rev N. H. May and his assistant, Rev Rocco J. Guerriero. Novelty entertainment, St. Patrick lawn fete. K. of c. home, Wednesday, adv.
 II A Plain1eld correspondent writes that Mrs. Charles A. Jerome. hel
 doughter Louise and her father, MT making three weeks stay at Ocear
 Beach. Mfr Jerome spsnds the weei ends with his family.
  | agent of the American Woeien Go. mill! and Everett Sampson attended the fun
 erad services of William Weed, Jr., sol of the president of the American Wool l en Co.,. in Andovsr, Mass. Mir. BeaceI and the employees in the mills sent flora
 forms.
 Mrs Mary Lucs of Noank. who il 1 employed at Groton, while en rout from her home recently had q narroV
 escape from being injured by broker
 @ass when an overhead trolley wir{
 broke and one of the ends smashed 1 three panes of glass near where sh
 was sitting.
 Rain Saturday afternoon compelled ; change in plans of the Central Baptis
 B. Y. P. U.. the picnic outing to tn
 summer home of Rev. and Mrs. Davi,
 A. Pitts, at Voluntown being abandoned
 However, all societies of the churc
 have been invited to open house ther : or Lator Day.
 An appeaI to all Methodists to don
 ate a tenth of their income to meet tn
 crisis Is made by the board of bishop
 of the Methodist Episcopal church i
 an open letter to the ministry an
 membership. The funds, it is explained . would be used by the Methodist cer tenary movement.
 Allan ". Mansfield. at present cler . at the Hotel Mohican, New London, hs been engaged to teach English in tn
 Bulkeley High school there He is
 graduate of Bates College, and was z
 one time submaster at the high sci1ot
 in Livern1ore Falls, Me-, and principE
 of Freeport, Me, High Schoi. |. Passersby admire the named varie 2 les of dahlias dn Waddingtons windoz
 shown by Mrs. Ralph W. Gallup. an including Maraposas superb pin
 hybrid cactus, several from the Juds
 Marean estate, Westport, Lady Bett l rose with yellow shading, Venus, daint | pink. and lotus a luminous orang | pond lily shape.