Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-29
VARIOUS MATTERS

The moon passes the planet Mars but far to the north of it on August 30.
 The bebeading of St. John the Baptist is connmemorated in the church calendar August esth
 By tomorrow (wednesdsy) the length of the day will have decreased a trifie over two hours.
 It Is a good many years since owners of garden hose had so little use for 1t as this season.
 The demand for reservations on all trains for returning vacationists was never so heavy.
 At Dayville, Lewis Gross, inspector of the Connecticut Railway Company IS talk ing two weeks vacation.
 The Strand theatre in Mystic is to be under the. new management of c. H. Cowan and A. L. Ddhaime.
 The republicans Of. the town of Yer. non are to hold their caucus in the town hall ghis (Tuesday) evening
 Some beautiful marshmallows are in bloom at the residence of pr. and Mrs. D. J. Shahan. on Church street.
 The Larixfn Family association is to hold It's annual reunion at Atlantic Beach, R. L, Thursday, August s1.
 The first consignment of Connecticut raised all-wool blankets has been re- ceived at Plainfield by Henry Dorrance.
 Merwin Beard and Ernest Tryon, of Old Saybrook returned with 26 big blue fish on a recent over night trip on the sound.
 A former pastor, Rev. Peter c. Wright, D. D. of New York. is to be at the Gen. tral Baptist church to sfead the mid week meeting.
 Everybody welcome, St. Patrick; lawn fete. Wednesday evening, K of c Home. Herb. Smiths orchestra fol f dancing.-Ady
 Prominent Moosup residents, MT. and Mrs. c. D. Salisbury. left recently by au- tomobile, for two weeks stay at New London, N. H.
 Monday started in rainy and with tenn perature under 70 degrees all day. To- | word afternoon the rain eased but nc sun was visible the entire day. The last municipal concert before La | bor Day will be given at Rockville in Talcott park, this CTuesday) evening, by ] the Foot Guard band of Hartford.
 The tobacco growers of Holland coun- | ty suffered from the storm and wind and 1t greatly Handicapped the harvest | ing of the crop. at the week end.
 Up at Baliouville, Clovis Parker has had at his barn specimens of millet grown on his farm, picked at random that measured seven feet in height.
 The Rocky Nook boys who for twt weeks were camping at Stone Dock or the Niantic river have broken camp ant have left for their homes in Norwich.
 A new law was passed recently in thi state. whereby it will be possible to holC 'l another session in October for makint voters. Heretofore this was not possi ble.
 Norwich Lodge of Elks B. P 0. E. No. 43o, will go In a body to the Willi mantle Elks Fair, Thursday night, Au gust s1st. leaving Franklin sq. at "A d. S. time, with band.-adv.
 The Otis library, Norwich. Is supple, T with fifteen volumes of thu Catholi' Encyclopaeda. also the Jewish Encyclo paedia, both purchased by the librar, trustees.
 |. A Central Village man, Delbert Rice is recovering having been taken sudden :, ly and seriously i'll, recently from hea prostration. He felt the effects for sev eral days.
 The drive in the town of Scotland fo the Salvation Army building fund fo , Wilimantic is being conducted by tn young girls of the town under the lead ership of Mrs Susan Willis.
 A Madison correspondent notes tha Miss Judith Campbell, daughter of Nil and Mrs. j. N. H. Campbell of Prospec avenue has as her guest at her Madiso home Miss Gail Ripley of Eastern Point Broad street in New London, whic is being concerted for a distance of mile and a quarter by the Waterbur Concrete Construction Company, is to b opened Labor Day for passage throug one-half the width.
 John ]. Duffy. the blind pianist of Ne, Haven, made the trip to Block Islan last week Monday, unattended, on steam CT Nelseco. from Norwich, and is stayin at one of the hotels. He has given sey eral concerts there.
 i' Don't fail to attend the lawn ia ' of St. Patrick's parish. K. of C. Hom Wednesday evening. Tubbs Band co cert.-Adv.
 Y, Captain William King, who came fro a Capt May in his yacht. Catherin III. | 2 the way of Buzzards Bay, New Bedfor = Nantucket and Block Island and Ne , London, then taking a trip up the Than, river, has started back to Cape May.
 Rockville residents, MT and Mrs. ] si W Swindells sailed from New York Sa ] urday noon on the LapIand for Antwer t They will be gone until about the mi o dle of October. Mfr. Swindels is treasu ,s CT of the Rock Manufacturing Co.,, z Rockville.
 1T Connecticut citizens who have no bo a es or mail slots on the doors of their re l. idenees will have to comply with t 5. request of the post office departure
 within four months, according to orde
 received from the first assistant pos . master general.
 For every dollar paid by motor vel
 cle owners and operators in registratio
 and fines during the past fiscal year, A
 cents was spent by the state higlfw
 department for new, hard pavemen
 All but 17.6 cents of the remainder we
 into the upkeep of existing roads
 Senator Truman H. Newberry will
 from Washington to Watch Hill, the e
 of the week for a brief visit with NJ
 Newberry In their summer home. M
 Newberry will close the house at Wat I'd Hill the middle of September and vi
 the senator will go to their Detroit hon
 While assisting Mrs. Wallace Jew A in arranging a hammock at Hamptt Miss Warner fell and suffered injur
 to such a degree as to necessitate IA removal to St. Joseph's hospital, Wi 'S mantle. After three weeks treatmt
 Miss Warner was able to return
 Hampton.
 9 SHORE LINE ELECTRIC
 SHOWS GAIN FOR JU IF During the month of July the Sh O. Line Electric Railway company made