Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-19

' carly Friday, for a day at the beaches. Shore towns of the county are send Ing good catches of mackerel to city markets.
 Mrs. Owen s. Smith Hs to be the host- sss at the D. 4. R. Museum this (Sat- urday) afternoon.
 pr. Driscolls office will be closed un- til Aug. Ss.-adv.
 ThA number of patienta in Norwich Il State Tuberculosis SanakoFfurn this month averages 1s5.
 Episcopal delegates from Conneotdcut are to leave early to attend the tri-en- nial convention at Portland, Oregon. A brisk breeze Friday afternoon brought relief following a week of heat The mercury stood at Ss degrees. The--old Smith homestead at Vest minister has been razed and new building Is heang constructed on the site.
 Old Home day dn Union. on the 2eth and 27th is entering into the plans and expectations Of nearly every fam fly in town.
 All the stores are making a bid for extra trade. today (Saturday) as indi- cated by the price tags on stocks in the display windows.
 Lobsters, clans and crabs as well as ?. m.--adv.
 A Plainfield resident. Eroy Hopkins, has had a very troublesome foot, the result of being bitten by mosquito or some other insect
 The fresh air children, who have been in the village of Mystic for two weeks having a fine time, left Friday for their homes in New York.
 At the Sterling plant Of the U s Finishing Company Herbert Van Cleai has resigned and is to become sales. man for firm in New Bedford.
 Residents along Broadway realize tn, magnitude of the automobi1e traffic these summer days. cars with numbe, plates from every state in the Unio1 passing through.
 Miss Marjorie A. Moore, pyschologis at the Philadelphia House of Detention came to Somers Friday to spend ti1re' weeks vacation with her mother, Mrs Susan P. Moore.
 The August intenttan of the prayer Sacred Heart in all the Catholi churches is the pnoserity of the ehurcl in, Latin America from Mexico to Cap Horn.
 A Speical meeting of McCurttn Coun ell. A. A. R. L R., VIII bs he'd in Stein er's hall Sunday evening, Aug 20, a 7.30 o'clock Important balsirseas.--adl
 A meeting was held in the Butto shop hall StaferdviIe Friday evenin at 8 o'clock to find out the sentiment C the taxpayers of the town toward in staudfg electric lights throughout tn village
 A correspondent notes that e, F Bartlett of Montvdlle an ddgughferS Mrs Robert Townsend of UneasviIl. also Mrs. Rufus Hurlburt of Gales Fef ny, have been visiting relatives at Eas kfllingly the past week!
 Seasonable fruits are abundant in tn market and from now until the Seaso reaches it's height, const antly inUeaain supplies of peaches. apples and peal and the smaller fruits may be expecte as these crops promise to be large.
 At Dayville, Mir and Mrs. wilMai F. Davis and daughter Carol of Rai M way, N. J., are spending two week vacation, staying with Mir. and Mri Harold F. Field. Mr. Davis returns his boyhood homo for his annual vac; n ton.
 The UnIted States cfvdl service con mission announces an examination f, 'E deck hand mates, age IS to 45, for VI Ire cancies in the public health serwc 1ii United States Quarantt1e Station, Ros ay bank, Staten Island, N. T., at s900 D n. annum.
 an Wilcox Bros of Qutambamg An ny Capt. Edgar Main of Noadk succeed this week in hauling one of the wor in' snarls of lobster aaGr foand En F1 m- race this year. It was found tn " there were pants of 20 travis twist or together.
 Martin F. Plunkett. socialist candida for governor, will start the 'eampait 'ed with open air meetings in Greenevill me Monday, at noon, and at Baltic in tl for evening. Next Friday he will speak in Taftville at noon. and Jewett City in | ,rd evening and Saturday evening will spe; on Rose place, this city.-adv.
 Up at Central Village, Miss 1iin Stetson, teacher in Norwich, is stayi
 at the home of her brother, Mortirr 1s Sketson, while Mrs. Stetson and dane
 ter Lois, are visiting Mrs. Stetson's s ter, Mrs. Charles Walker at Southan
 ton. L. |
 Invitations are out for the mar1ds
 of Miss Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. a
 Mrs. John GrAnshaw, and John J. N
 ran Sunday afternoon Aug. 27 at
 o'clock at Pond Hill, MooSup. The q
 Is the twenty-ffth wedding anntverss 1sE 1 of Mir. and Mrs. Grimshaw ; i A South Wilmington man, Ange
 Rafael received bad fall the otl = day, when zttenhsting to jump ire
 a moving automobile. He lost his b
 ance in stepping from the car and
 ceived number Of bruises, besides
 jury to his face and eyes.
 The Advent Christian camp meet
 annually held dn Greene closed Aug al. 9th, but many campers have stayed
 the grounds A new building was ere
 ed and dedicated this year for i. .. church work and occupation of It's Loyal Workers. of the denomination
 Colonel and Mrs. William Hayw,
 (Mrs. M. F. Plant) who have been Saratoga since aGuiwing from EtHrc
 two weeks ago, motored to Bret
 woods Thursday and are at the Mo
 Pleasant House. They wtll leave ir ter few days to join Mrs. Haywards rstr14,, G1ax< aa NViT1ta ss, kSxts, Nf, q,