Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-14
VARIOUS MATTERS


 ! rious colleges
 The coming Sunday is the communion Sunday of the Rosary Society of St. Patrick's parish.
 Improvements and repairs are in prog ! ress at the William Friswell building, on Franklin street.
 Thermos bott,es. Ss cents to $1.Ss, The Lee and Osgood Co.--adv.
 New books at the Otis Library include Scottish fairy book English fairy book and Chinese fairy book.
 The installation of Mystic encamp- ment No. IT of Mystic is 10 take place this tFriday) evening.
 To Inquirer: The date for the form al opening of the new bridge at Mystic 1 is Wednesday,, July 18th
 Mars continues evening and morning star until August 3d. then will be even- ing star until the year ends.
 This (Fridayl evening Rev. Charles B. Gilbert of Middletown is to speak at the Grange hall, North Stonington.
 Dealers are offering various novelties I'peal to those in need of vacation lug gage.
 The fact that refined sugar is going
 
 l keepers who are beginning preserving and canning.
 A Saybrook man, Wilbur Fisher, .s suffering from painters colic He was employed several weeks painting the big railroad bridge.
 Not today. but Saturday, the 18th, is St. Swithins day, when, if it rains, the old superstition is that there will be rain for forty days.
 There is talk of consolidation of schools in Thompson this. fall. transport ing the Brandy Hill and East Thompson pupils to district four. :. Thermos lunch kits, S1.9s and S2.51, The Lee and osgood Co.-adv. George Spalding. who has purchased ! the Gordon place at woodstock is mak. i ing many improvements preparatory tc occupying the property. | Supervisor Wilson, who has been 1T charge of Lyme schools for the las two years. has resigned and has return ed tot his home in Seattle. Washington. According to the reports filed witt the State Manufacturers association employment conditions in Connection show an improvement of five per ceni during June.
 ], The preacher at Park Congregations ? church Sunday next will be Rev. Johl :, Calvin Goddard, of Salisbury, con ' nection of the Norwich and New Lon don Goddards.
 The United States civil service com mission announces an examination fol !, junior statistical clerk, depar artmenta service, Aug. g. The pay is from $90i l to $1,4O0 year
 Thomas Greenwood and James Daw : son, who left Wil1imantic some week ago, have just returned after a visit t , England Both predict that Britain vii go dry before long. Just arrived at. osgood's Wharf. tor Block Island sword fish, mackereL etc , i adv.
 The Street Fair conducted by the women of Quaker Hill Wednesday aft ernoon and evening proved a success and as a result the Waterford Red Cross Nursing service will receive S215.
 At Old Saybrooks George c. Tate. sS died suddenly at his home at 7.30 q m, Tuesday of heart disease Return II ing after feeding the chickens he fel In the yard and died immediately. Soft crabs. scallops. blue, founder steak } buffers. black, eastern halibut, Block Isl 7 and sword. Noank fiat, shore haddock. liv steak cod, salmon. large and medium mackerel, Holsters, long and round clans 1 Little Necks, all strictly yLJl.e stock a is usually found in a first class market l Powers Bros-ady. t warrenville people commend Allen F Lincoln of Hartford, summer residen ,, for his efforts in establishing a loc; l. welfare movement and approve the idle - of a community house for Ashford. New special delivery stamps, showin messenger boy on a motorcycle deliS :. ering a letter at a colonial house hay l, been placed on sale by the postoffice d5 - partment and will soon reach Connet e ticut.
 Only two days left for one of tn ., Thermos bargains, The Lee and Osgoo p Co.-adv.
 : Former Norwich residents, Mir an s Mrs. George D. Johnson are movir s' from the Moves house on Willow stree , Mystic. to the house recently purchase from Harry Denison on Willow street T. that place.
 :, Frank Flanhick, U. S. N, is at Ii 7 home in East Haddam, having recei q ed an honorable discharge, after thi ', teen years service, having, had thr IS years taken of for good deportmei ,s and ability.
 John Oates of Mystic is at the Ne London hospital suffering with blot = poisoning MT. Oates got his fing A caught in some machinery and althout surgical aid was given the injury blot
 poisoning set In.
 N Eighty reservations have been ma | by Middlesex county boys and girls
 attend the Junior Short course at Go
 necticut Agricultural College from Au
 ust 5 to F. Last year Middlesex eou ty sent 40 to Storrs. Fifteen members of both Grotc
 groups of Camp Fire Girls were ente tained Wednesday afternoon at Lord H Point, where two g,s,ups from Norwit arc --smping under the guardianship
 Miss Helen Brr--aing.
 The fishing boat Frances, Capt
 Musante, has returned to Noank wi
 two swordfish from a weeks crui:
 There was only one day during t week on account of the bad weath when the captain was able to fish. At meeting of the Presiding Bis
 op and Council of the Episcopal chur
 at New York Wednesday, the sum
 $21, ,000,00 was decided upon as the bu
 get to be raised in the next three yea for foreign and home mission work.
 Many Norwich people consider v Thursday one of the hottest and m'
 uncomfortable days of the season, ur
 the afternoon shower. At 8 p. m., {
 mercury stood at sS in the sun ond
 in the shade, while the humidity "
 very oppressive.
 An Old Lyme resident, Miss Loui \ ' Terry, sails for England today (Frida VI to join her sister, Mrs T. Akins a eanniiv MT and Mrs AIoins and ch