Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-24
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MA FEKS
 Light Vehicle lamps ,at 7.65 o'clock tstandafd timeJ thfs evening.
 At North stontngton, Edyth Palmer is to teach the school in district Nc. the coming year.
 The crossoyer at saybrook junctIen was given a thorough overhaulirlg Sunday by 50 section men
 The short afterhoon are noticeable. The length. of the day has decreased sn even hour and three quarters.
 During Wednesday afternoon at tse D. A. R. museum at Norwich Town green, the hostess was Mrs Henry V. Lang.
 Medal play :, it g6qae courts tonight, Rockwell street. adv
 Trolley traffic was heavy Wednesday, most Sf the women pAssengsrs triumph antly carrying home Dollar day bargnt4fs The new paint and general .slicked- up appearance of the different school houses. Cause the small boy to grow thoughtxuI
 No better, August day could be asked for than was Wednesday, with a fine summer breeze and maximum tempers- ture of 7S degfees
 Thrifty gffIs and Boys are daily visitors to Norwich Savings society for the pJtt-- pose of buying saving stamps to help swell their bank accounts.
 Native bius, rnackerei sword and tiat. fish, lobsters soft crabs and cian1s, si Powers Bros.-adv.
 Policemen rom Mufnhy ana Myron 6. Morgan. who were traffic officers at the bank corner during Wednesday, realized that Dollar Day rush was or.
 The dedication of Old Lynas Mascnic building will take place on Labor day. The officers of the grand lodge win be present and assist in the program.
 In the event of { coal shortage, the state commission would assure 1t. least ] weeks supply ahead to Norwich State sanatorium and sitnifar institutions. RSdue games tonight at Rockwsli street courts.-adv.
 An exchange mentions that Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Mitchell and M-. and Mrs. Elmer Palmer have returaed to their home .ih Yantic after spending two weeks at Clark's Falls.
 Norwich ,alufnhi of Harvard are tnte- rested in the court action io prevent the l fulfllment of an agreement. for l union of Atidover Theological Seminary and Harvard Divia.sy school l In response to a request from Select man, Felber of Ellington. wto Started fund last week After the tW9. families Batz and .Schweitzer. had been burned out, mahy Have Sent aid to ths farnilles l :. At Mystic Mrs, Wiiliam Bradley sgs, fered q. shock early Monday iporni1g | She. arose as usual but, after being ur | for ,a few minutes She was found by hel husband unconscious on the foot of tht bed.
 Ths KitemAug Ereestons csnniH. peachessWill be ripe about Sept. 1st, th5 yellow Eibertds a little later.-stdv
 At the post office In the Boston store Miss. Guerilla Smith Is postal clerk, since 1 the marriage Saturday of Mrs. Johr Griffith (Blahche M. Armstr2h6J the at 1 ter planning to return after severa weeks.
 Manufacturers and importers of wo6 scarfs for women. believe ths Ieman1 ft,i these articles of apparel during the com ing season will. be very large. sornl beautiful ones are offered by Norw :ct 1 dealers.
 Be sure to take in roque games tonight Rockwell street courts-adv.
 Word has been received in Rockvill that MT. and Mrs. Joseph prichari hav arrived in Southampton, England. Mir Prichard has been in i'll hsatr1 for som time and is to spend several months i, England
 Few recall the fact that the game 6 roque, which is Scientific croduer orig mated with the Norwich association Q players, the name being obtained b knocking off the first and last letters c the. word 'croquet.''
 Plans for the fourth annual Connec ticut industrial and Agricultural exhibit which will be held at Hartford armor from January 2S to 57, 1925. will b prepared at 3 meeting at the Capitol thi (Thursdayj afternoon.
 At New London. Jerome R. coopsi who has been assistant superintendent ( the New London Norwich division of tn Conhscticut company, has resigneI .an has gone to Alberta, Northwest Catiad to make his home with lis mother.
 Horace P. Lanphesr, who dlsd at Wal erford, following q shock, ,leaves a wid3, and .one daughter, Mrs Leslie William Of Waterford He vas pon Of the .lai Captain Horace LainbheSr, at one tirr master of steafner city Of Worcester.
 6hs Of tie outstanding features loc: 9S"StS4s seS{s oA tAe puslleSSs Delng qon in gems these days. is the heavy call fc . sapphires ranging from .orie-tweritieth
 one-tehth Of a carat. These stones al
 much Iii demand fpr use, ii coijunctio [ with smaii dismohds
 Withdrawais of farics in Departfiei ]. 2. cornptisihg mehI wear fancy WDocrsted l by .ths. Afnerican Woolen con1pariy, Whit Il has. NorEich hills, IS taken to ifdica y that much more business has been quiet : placed in fancy wofsteds tha1 was gei
 erally believed to be the case. ! Twenty five years ago this week, sen : of Noanks young men were talking C itttns tp the schooher. J, D. Latham ar
 starting for the. gold fields 6, Alaska. : was expected that J K. Ascby would q ascaptain. .,, George, rParlow. as mate al
 the late Robert Rathbun as steward ,, These pleasant days, there have be, : a Humber Of Autornoblle picnic parties
 RiyerYeW and Decatur ,Bluffs, the. bea tifui. Gales Ferry properties of Charl q H.. Brown, of Norwich, who ycArs a s genesously placed these attracti' ,- grounds at the service of tha pablic.
 Mrs C. ?. B. ,Musante, a .pfornine !. worker ir the Italian ,Ladiss' Aid socie of New London was hostess at d bene
 card party, this week at her home 8
 Wiiiisns street. The proceeds aver $s
 AsB eBafeS 2 5B Msia stfsef e SsR @ 5gs6S Edh6o
 Goysrnor Lake vas held uD :hs otH
 day o1 tic. Thanes. River highwaY. brid
 and .rsquested to pay s5 cents fare f
 the .aptomohile and passengers in. vhi
 lie. was going to. see target practice
 Fort Wright, as the bridge. collector d
 not at nrst recognize that the car was 5
 owned by the state.
 Mir snd Mrs Hss5s~ oi;,a. poa ,x,tts.