Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-09
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps atsa6s40 o'clock | tstandard tine) this evening Farmers are taking advantage of 1 pleasant days to cut corn and fill silas. l
 Fltchviile, Palmer hall. tonight. lawn party, dance, benetit st. Johns church. | adv.
 Mrs. Harry E.. Higgins will be the hostess at the D. A R. Museum this 1 (saturday) afternoon.
 Coast guard orders gasetted Friday included Lieut. H. E. Johnson, to the Pequot, New London,
 After the sun appeared Friday the day proved delightful. the temperature keep ing at about TO degrees.
 From Moogup. Miss Elizabeth Nightin- gale has gone to Battle Greek, Mich, for years study in home economies.
 The members of the Babcock band of ! Warrenville took their annual outing to Crescent Beach at the week end. i Showing lateat millinery dress and ! sport hats; lowest prices. Come and 1 see. Fournier, A Broadway.-adv. l owen A. Hanley of Pomfret. leaves Sunday for Dean Academy, Franklin, Mass. where he is to teach Spanish.
 At William Harvey's place in Plain field, two apple trees and an elm were blown down during Wednesdays storm. The Amston model school opened Wed, nesday for the fall term. Miss M. J. o'connor has been re-engaged as teach A Salem patient Mrs. Lois Rowe, who underwent an operation for appendicitis at Backus hospital, Norwich, Labor Day, is making very encouraging recovery.
 From Lords Point, David R. Kinney, Of Norwich, took party of friends on fishing trip in the Louisa on the hol- idRy, making 8 fine catch of founders. | A Central Village correspondent writes: Mrs. John Birracree has gone to Plainfield to make her home at the Law ton Inn where Mir Birracree is employ ed.
 At meeting of Old Lyme school com mittee held Wednesday evening. 1t was decided to postpone the opening of the Center school until Monday, September 11th.
 Choice Greenwich scallops, tdumford Cove and Guilford oysters, blue and sword. Special values for today at Powers Bros.'-adv.
 Dealers say that from the standpoint of popular price. wool scarfs for men, are expected to have the bulk of the de- mand during the coming season. The vogue of these during last winNer was , marked.
 z Scotland Girl Scouts were given an outing recently by their leader, Mrs. L. ' o. Haskins, camping at HIll Crest Farm the home of Mrs. Hastins Mrs. Haskini . also gave them atrip to Ocean beach ir
 her car.
 \ Following the customary suspension 4 during the summer. high mass at 1o.so e Sunday school following the o'clocl \ mass and vespers at s.so will be resum - cd at St. Patriek's church, tomorrow I- (Sunday).
 e It is mentioned that Miss Ann Fielder e who has been successful teacher 9
 Mystic academy for several years, vii l. leave soon for New York where she vii h enter the Beth Island Hospital Traininl t. School for Nurses.
 Prof. w. E. Britton, who came iron
 the State Agricultural Experiment Sta ,n tion at New Haven to determine why 8 al many naples In Norwich have lost thei E. leaves, attributes the condition to leak y. from the joints of the gas mains. o- A Sterling young woman, Miss Dori IL Bishop, played the wedding march a O. the recent marriage of Miss Ida Mar
 garet Thornton and Benjamin Weir c a. West Harrington which took place a ?; the home of the bride in Pawtucket. o' Mrs Harriet Skinner of North Carroll ,s- na, who has been spending the sunme si- with her sister at the Tucker cottag ,s- wIllimantic Camp Ground, has left fc nd her home. She will visit in Manchestt a and Windsor before returning soutl Me A civil service examination has bee
 ordered for engineer, railroad. Grade
 for tunnel construction between Brool lyn and Richmond L. L Candidates mu .t wk kwva Iva af oN f There is one vacancy at $5,000 yeI 6r' in the Board of Estimate.
 Business continues remarkably brii - with the Richmond Radiator Compan
 Thames street, Norwich, house-heatiI z), boilers being in big demand all over Il
 country. Just now Manager Joseph ' = Curtis has upwards of PTS men bui
 throughout 4s-hour week.
 The National Federation of Feeder ali Employees. an organization of civil SC ,. vice employees of the different depar - ments of the Federal Government, oth rs' than the post office win hold it's six IT, annual convention in New York, |
 first held there, the week of September
 At the fashionable wedding in Beve . ly Mass, Thursday, that of Miss Ali
 Moore Harding of Washington, al
 Robert Thompson of New York. the C
 hciating clergyman was Rev. Nelson P
 Carey, rector of St. Johns Episcop
 church, Beverly. formerly of Chri
 church. Norwich.
 The actress Pauline Frederick, unat
 to attend the funeral of her fathi
 Richard o. Libby, in Norwich. Lab
 Day is starring in stage production
 Chicago and as Wife No. of Villa
 Mack, actor and playwright, was inte
 ested in the report this week that Macl
 fourth wife, Beatrice Beebe. had le
 him.