Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-26
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Light vehicle lamps at 7.o3 o'clock (standard time) this evening.
 Sunday is the communion Sunday fou the Holy Name society of St. Patricks parish.
 this (Saturday) afternoon will be Mrs. Alfred Harring.
 During this preserving time house. wives complain that cloudy dog days are bad fer jelly-making.
 Ab>Aut 25 of the young people of Bal. louville are planning to spend today (Saturday) at Ocean Beach. Byron M Lewis lost a valuable COW, struck by lightning in a recent shower at his farm at KiNingly Center.
 Extra fine soft crabs. clans and mack erel at Powers Bros.-adv. There will be renewed zest to vacation 1 activity beginning today (Saturday) with | the final week of August so near. Occasional showers and htful sunshine characterised Friday the temperature re- maining below 80 degrees during the day.
 Miss White of the farm bureau stan gave instruction in cantng chairs this week to a number of the women of Tol- land in the Community house ! At Rockville. the Lee drug store on Park place was victimized by two men who presented bogus c. O. D. package, collecting considerable sum- l Chlldren's night was observed at North Stonipgton grange Friday evening. l The program was given by the children ! of families connected with the grange. | It is a matter of Norwich interest that l fx he futfla "a or "a very quiet, the past month is declared to be the best in point of sales volume of the entire year.
 At Hope Valley Avis Whitford, aged | 10, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Whitford of Willow Valley, is on the road to re- covery. She was stricken with infantiie paralysis three weeks ago
 A Quonochontang news item reads Mir. and Mrs. Henry Thurstou and daugh- ters of Pittshefd, Mass, are at the home of MT. Thurstons parents, MT. and Mrs l James F. Thurston, of Norwich.
 Norwich Lodge of Figs, B. P. o. E., l No. 450, will go in body to the Willi- mantle Elks' Fair, Thursday night. Au- gust s1st, leaving Franklin sq. at 7.45 d. s. time, with baDd.-adv. Mir. and Mrs Benjamin P. Pinney oi Somers have issued invitations to the wedding of their daughter, Gertrude May and John Francis Wood of Someesville Saturday, Sept 2, at 4 o'clock This Saturday. afternoon the young people of the Central Baptist church are to leave by auto-truck at ? o'clock, car ry1ng picnic lunches. for the summer home of Rev Dr. and Mrs. David A. Pitt Pine lodge. voluntown.
 Far-seeing Norwich men are convinced that what this city needs is public au. , tomobile park. somewhere along the state highway to New London. Some avail
 able grove, suitably equipped, would be big asset for Norwich.
 Mrs David P. Sellers, wife of Captain Sellers of Chattanooga. Tenn, with hel nephew, Joseph Johnson, has arrived al the Benjamin cottage In Mystic for g weeks stay. Captain Sellers sailed fo4 South America last week.
 From Dayville, Mir. and Mrs. A. J Lathrop and Miss Helen M. Kelley are taking the grange trip this week, motor ing through western Massachusetts into Vermont to Lake Champlain, Sossibly ex- tending the trip to Canada.
 Manufacturers about the state learr that crepe silks are expected to play jus as prominent a. part in the spring. 1928
 showings as they are doing at present
 Novelties in crepes will be featured 1T the lines which are now being made up.
 A Southampton L. l., correspondent
 writes that Mrs Leonard NJ Thoma.
 (Marie c. Sackett, formerly of the Pc quot,) is suffering since Monday with sprained ankle and wrist received on th, courts of the Meadow club while playint tennis
 At o'clock Friday afternoon a
 Bridgeport funeral services were held a his home, 160 Washington avenue, fo Charles H. Shapiro who died suddenl,
 in New York Wednesday. Attorne,
 shaptro was in Norwich to organize tn Zionist drive.
 Home gardeners who want a goo,
 strawberry crop next year are being ad
 Vlsed to go to work immediately on thei 3 beds Money and labor spent durin ) August and September on frequent cult 3 vation, hoeing and l1ard-weeding vii 6 bring results.
 . Golfers from Norwich are interested i
 the annual Shenecossett invitation tour nament for women golfers to begin a
 Eastern Point Monday. The entry lis
 this year includes nearly all the star who will take part in tfAe women q championship at White Sulphur Spring 1 in September.
 Whether all the prospective scho< | teachers who desire entrance to tn
 State Normal school in New Britain wi . be accommodated when the fall tArr
 opens Wednesday. Sept 6, will not b known until the opening day, Prof. Mar
 GUS White. formerly of Norwich Ere
 Academy, principal of the school, sai