Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-07

Light vehicle lamps at 7.S0 o'clock Standard time) this evening.
 Numerous farmers about Montville were doing late having Saturday.
 About 400 gathered for the annual Old Home day celebration at East Putnam.
 Norwich Grange picnic at Happyland park. Tuesday, Aug. S.-adv.
 Many of the residents in Neptune Park have put up conspicuous NO Parking signs.
 At Essex, Allen Morrison of Stonington is visiting at the Williams home on west avenue.
 Native peaches were never of better quality and are offered at very reason able prices
 Saturday was a fine sample. of sum- mer day and proved a good one for trade in all lines.
 F. H. Garbutt of Thompson Hill in- iured his leg badly last week while burn ing out a wasps' nest.
 Many quarts of blackberries have been picked below Everett street, on the hill overlooking Trading Cove.
 The annual convention of the Swedish American Republican state league was held in Hartford Saturday.
 The moonlight nights or the past week have made beach parties popular among the young guests at Block Island hotels.
 The Webster Times states that Mrs. Ella Bigeiow and her sister, Miss Nellie Nj. Wood, are at Gales Ferry for va cation.
 The season at Eastern Point has been only fairly successful this year and to date eight or ten of the cottages have not been leased.
 Vacation ub-wanted-More happS vacation parties next year. The Chel- sea Vacation club will assure them Join today, s25, $50. $1. $2 and s5 pei week The Chelsea Savings Bank.-adv
 1t is noted that Mrs. s. A. Brown oi Noank has been visiting her cousin Mrs. Milton Hart, at Middle Beach. West brook, during the week. It is mentioned by the Middleton Press that MT. and Mrs. James L. Dol beare and family will occupy the Brook cottage at Beach park for the month. The gypsy bands which have prove' unpopular in a number of eastern Con l necticut towns are being barred by Pollc Chief George M. Beach of Waterbury.
 An East KilIingly man, William War | ren, has been in the hospital with an in ured thumb, crushed by entanglement | a chain while at work on the highway Miss Cora A. Marsh has resigned iron 1 the Republican League of Women Voter i in order that she may retain membershi on the New London city planning board
 At the home of Mir and Mrs. Lathar A. Smith at Gales Ferry, including othe improvements. a modern chimney has re placed a big square one S6 years ol 1 which has recently been torn down. | Could you have had a better vacs I tion this year with more money? Stal now to save for next year. Chelsea Va l cation Club-$.25, $50, $i, $2 and per week. The Chelsea Savings Bank adv.
 Robert Jordan of Woodstock had hi eardrum broken recently and suffers COT siderable pain. He was swimming wit other youths when one of them hit M Jordan's ear with his knee and cause the injury.
 Some of the automobiles parked z Ocean Beach Saturday and Sunday lool ed like miniature domestic laundrie having clothing and bathing suits ( children hung to dry on running board and wheels.
 A Sunday paper pictured Miss Clar Alice Hall, daughter of Mrs. William I Hall of Wilmington, whose engagement Major F. Russell Smith, son of MT Frank H. Smith of Norwich, was al nounced recently.
 A Colchester resident, L. Breder. r gently received a letter from EuroI having on 1t 120 7,50o ruble stamps Tn; makes 900, ,000 rubles. A man would col slider himself millionaire with th amount before the war.
 After a long winter every one nee' a complete rest. Assure yourself of tn much needed rest next year by joinii The Chelsea Vacation Club today. $.2 $50, $1, S2 and $5 per week. The Che sea Savings Bank.-adv.
 There is to be no dancing at Oces Beach Sunday evenings Fred A. Swa
 son, c. Thatcher Shepard and c. Brockseiper, who operate Dancelan have withdrawn their petition to u New London city council asking for
 license for this purpose.
 The engine house at Saybrook Point
 being cleared of the old engines stor there the last year or more, and these a
 taken to the repair shops in East Har
 ford to be overhauled and put in servic
 Two went up the Valley division .Frida
 which leaves six on hand
 Richard S. Aldrich of Warwick, son
 the late U. s. Senator Nelson w. Al
 rich. announced Saturday his candida
 for the republican nomination for co
 gress from the Second Rhode Island al : trict. MT. Aldrich's mother was MI
 Abby Chapman of Norwich. Nine granite steps which are to gi I entrance to Danielson Congregation
 church are to serve as memorials to pc
 sons who attended that church in oth years. The average cost of the steps "
 be $2o0 each. Three of the steps ha
 already been spoken for as memorials. The summer school session at the sta college at Storrs is attended by the f
 lowing club members from the Swedi Christian orphanage at Cromwell: Etl e Johnson. Florence Carlson and Elean
 Peterson, Russell Nordstrom, Russell A
 derson, Gustaf Peterson and Rudol
 Wickstrom.
 | former superintendent of the Meta politan Insurance company in Norwi' William Sullivan, has been transfer from Boston to Yonkers, N. Y. and Jo P. Corcoran of Norwich has been Yonkers for a week, assisting MT. a Mrs. Sullivan in settling their handsol new home.