Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-04
VARIOUS MATTERS

Rain and fog are delaying the farm c's iii their hl..ng. Light vehicle lamps lat 755 o'clock lsFs ndard ti.nes tCr;ght. Fourth of guly will be Old Home Day in number of suburban. communities.
 Trains and trolleys were crowded Mon day with arriving oT deparrtag holiday | travellers.
 Many cars of soft coal have been run ning through on the Wiilimantic -Provi- dence route.
 Red ramb. .,s and Doro.hv PcrR'ns rtses in the kvdSe at the Elks. homo arc at;rsttipg attAnt'cn Train passengers always note with in terest Stonington's honor roll, so con spicuously placed
 One delivery today. Close at a. m Powers Bros.'--adv.
 So much muggy weather leads people to talk of dog days-but dog days do ipet begin until July 18th. Thermometers which read S6 degrees as ?. m Monday registered s8 degrees at the same hour Sunday
 The Hemps:4Ad Family association met Monday aft~rroSn at 4 o'clock, at the H+npstead aouss, New Lo ldon.
 The big guns on Fishers Island have been kept busy by artiTIerynlen ericamp- ed there, during the past fortnight. | kt the annual rreeting If the first ais- tg:::r school or-rd and taxpayers of GrUton school tax of three mills, was levied.
 Just now the Noauk lobster fleet men are doing we'll. One of the youngest car- tains bringing in s7s worth ons day the past week.
 The neatly kept grounls at Buchfng- ham Memorial is one place Tn the city where pansies are blooming thrlf.ily al this late date
 Former Principal Fl. Arnold Bennett o1 Saybroolt Point will take course al Harvard this summer before taking 2 new appointment.
 Monday at 8 o'clock, in St. Patrick: chrchu months mind mass for Mrs Mary Devine was sung by the rector Fev. M. Fl. May.
 1 4 commercial man in town Monday val bewailing the fact to a local druggist tha' the bobbed hair fad has nearly ruined the trade in hair nets
 Shoppers nocked to town Monday t. take advantage of the special nid-s1m mer sales, incidental to making prepara tions for vacation outings.
 The New London Y. W. .. A. sunme camp at oswegatchis, since the day 1 was opened for the season, has attracte, many association members.
 Frank Moves, no has been violin.st . thu Mystic theatre for several months has gone to Fishers Island to play a
 Mcsenotto 1an ss":. the sumner. Mrs. Julia Foote of Mystic, who cele brated her nintietb birthday at her hom on the William farm Thursday, continue very active and is in good health. Members of PiainfeId school committe have bargained with Mrs. Robert Lorin of Central Village for land for the ne'
 high school building site, at s7,O00.
 The Otis library will be closed a
 day today, for the holiday. The readin room of the library will not open Sun
 day afternoons from now on unti1 Oc 1st.
 A member of this archdeaconry, Re, H. c. Johnson, of St. Ann's Episcops chuzch, Black Hall, Is now officiating g St Marks church, Mystic, Sunday eyei
 ings.
 Delegates are being elected to atten i. the ffty-second annual convention of Il ! Catholic Total Abstinence Union of Cor f necticut to be held in Meriden August Z : and 2S.
 Q During Monday, Norwich dealers we, { well supplied with new apples, currant
 cherries, peaches, plums. peas, tonatoe
 asparagus and other good things for u
 holiday dinner
 2 At Southampton, L. l., Mir. and MT
 Leonard M. Thomas (Marie G. Sacket D formerly of New London) are again sun f ner residents and have rented the Gabl t from Stephen Peabody. ' The new code at New London provid : for a fee for all building permits In T is a fee for building, making repairs, 4 alterations, or for moving buildings fro one location to another. | The employees of the railroad on u r Shore Line, who are interested in u e wage issue, are very quiet relative t going out if their demands are not ns Q All are waiting to hear from their COT
 nittees
 The United States Civil service cor
 mission will hold an examination July s for law clerk and tynist. There are v
 cahcies in the Naturalization Bureau, D e partrnent of Labor. at entrance saIari e from s1,4o0 to s1.74o a year. d The eloquent preacher, Rev lol ll Cotter, of LaSalette seminary, Hartfor e one of the three who gave a mission 1, St. Patrick's church last fall, recently I l. trneud from St. Francis hospital hayil
 undergone serious operation for ton:
 litis.
 The Order of Blue Birds has be D formed at Hebron, with Miss Euni Seynns. leader. The officers elected wsr of President, Miss Harriet Haugh; vice ire t, ident. Miss Ellen Bergen secfotaI * Miss Ruth Raymond treasurer, Miss Jul g. Tatro.
 at Fesidents ar ths tower en1 of crysI CT Lake, near Rockville, who have cottae h. c'i the road running from Din1mcci
 crossing to Sandy Beach fazs peeii as
 ing for electric liz hts for tnair hon