Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-02
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Children on Mohegan hill wait by the | roadside to sell huckleberries to passing | motorists.
 Tourists from this section who have 1 visited Cape Cod write home of the l dry season there. Miss Anna B. Counihan is spending | this week at Savin Rock. New Haven. The demand for the cheaper grades of novelty jewelry for mems wear this sea- seon has been good. dealers state. Dull skies. with rumbles of thunder. marked Tuesday. The mercury did not rise far above the so degree notch. The twenty-third session of the Con necticut Chautauqua Assembly has open ed at the Camp Grounds in Plainville. That August is the real vacation month was demonstrated by the suitcase brigade on trains and trolleys Tuesday. At Mantle John L. Main has sold his seaside bungalow. also his power boat and lobster gear to New York purchas- | CTS.
 The hostess at the D. A. R. museum on Norwich Town green this (Wednes- day) afternoon will be Miss Susan l. Gallup.
 When Coventry grange meets Thurs | day evening, the program is to be in charge of the Worthy Pomona, Miss Els ther E. Vinton.
 The new school building on Elizabeth street is an object of interest to resi- dents all over town and Is inspected by many persons every day.
 In many places about town electri- clans have been called upon to repair damage to lighting wires and equipment done during the recent storms.
 The additional 10 per cent on all un- paid water bills, Is now in force.-adv.
 Groups of summer boarders from the suburbs come into town daily and all express appreciation of the wide lines of stocks to be found in Norwich stores.
 Charles Brickley, old time Harvard football star, has leased the Neptune Park cottage of Charles M. Hutsler of Norwich for the remainder of the sum- mer.
 Icekoyaka and wacheelovun groups of Camp Fire Girls of Groton borough enjoyed a days outing at Fishers Island Tuesday. chaperoned by Miss Winifred Hubert.
 The United States civil service com mission has ordered an examination for ! assistant dairy husbandman, Bureau of , Animal Industry. The pay ranges from |
 Dr. O'Neirs office will be closed until Aug. 14th.-adv.
 Eastern Connecticut boys who have applied for admission to Holy Cross col lege, Worcester. are being notified that the college is refusing new students be- cause of lack of room.
 In Berkshire news it is noted that A Bishop Thomas Frederick Davies has a: a guest his nephew, Henry A. Haines who drove his automobile from Montrea to Lenox, 499 miles Monday l Native bluefsh, and sword, clans S crabs and lobsters, at Powers Bros-adv
 A correspondent at Quonochontaue notes that Thomas A. Grieve, manager n of the three American Woolen company r mills at Norwich is enjoying his vaca tion with his family at the Highland = cottage.
 j. c. J. Connor of New London was the high bidder for a house and lot solt at public auction at Poquonnoc Satur. day afternoon for the estates of Ella ant . William Burrows. The purchase price was S5,175.
 .l As is the annual custom. tuberculosi 'N clinics during August by Dr. Hugh B Campbell, superintendent of Norwicl State Sanatorium, will be omitted a
 
 son and Willimantic.
 Vacation special 35c; tooth brush fo 21c, two for 39c. The Lee & Osgood G T. adv.
 Prices named Monday by the American Woolen company, which has mills il Norwich and Yantic, on womens woole n and worsted fabrics for Spring. 192; K show slight increase as compared wit st those for last spring.
 S Clayton E. Swain, superintendent c u the public works department of the cit of Rockville since January, 1921, has lei . for Washington, D. c, where he too up his new duties with the Bureau c Public Roads Monday morning. Z, A Noank man who went to Mumford' Cove in search of quahogs early the oth I CT day found automobiles ahead of hin !, Two came from Montville and the othe
 from Norwich. One of the party ha - over bushel and the others did almos
 as well.
 The additional 10 per cent. on all UT es paid water bills. is now in force.-ad7 At Saybrook Point, Henry Wilco $ and daughter of Jacksonville, Fla, wer 2 guests the past week of Mrs. Willia1 - Ingham. MT. Wilcox was a schoolmat g of Mrs. Ingham and expects to visit Say 9' brook again before returning to Jacl
 sonville for the winter. Commencement exercises at Mour
 Hermon, the school founded at Northfiel 4 by Dwight L. Moody to enable boys [ 5 earn a good education for themselve I have been in progress since Friday an A terminated this week with the grantin
 of diplomas to class of TT.
 The interstate commerce commissic
 report shows a reduction of IA per cen
 in the number of fatalities and 5S D,
 cent. in the number of persons injured
 result of train and train-service a.
 cidents in the first quarter of 1922 con
 pared with the same period of 1921
 Rev. George H. Heyn, rector
 Trinity parish. Portland, has been askt
 through the department of religious e
 ucation of the Episcopal bishop ar
 council of the diocese of Connecticut
 become the educational secretary of u
 diocese of Connecticut for religious e
 ucation.
 What Is said to be an altogether ne
 style of featherweight corrugated pap
 parcel post laundry bag has just be
 put on the market for use by school al
 college boys and girls. and by actol
 salesmen and other travellers who pref
 to have their laundry done at home . at some favorite laundry
 Friday, August 4th will be the s2
 birthday of David Hale Tanning,
 Worcester, who will receive many gre,
 ing cards from Eastern Cornectic
 friends. He was born in Jewett Ci
 lived for a time in Norwich and 5~ years ago the 9th of August, at 16. l.
 with capital of $2.50 to seek his f.
 tune.