Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps aI 1.O4 O'CLOCK (standard time) this evening. Small blues are biting in Beebe's cove near the railroad station at Noank. One man caught IT Tuesday In the grounds at the Central Baptist church Janitor George Kraft's handsome white phlox is beginning to bloom. At Baclxus hospital, two of the student nurses Miss Brightman and Miss Nor gan, are having two weeks vacation. The Noank Fire company held suc- cessful bazaar and cake sale on the schoolhouse grounds Thursday evening. Sweet corn and lima beans continue in good demand The bush lima season ip | passing, and prices range trifie higher.
 The first and second degrees were con ferred on Miss Edith Miller, of Ham burg, at Lyme Grange last Thursday ev- ening.
 A birch mill is being erected at North l Stonngten near the brook that runs through the farm occupied by Frank Miner.
 Prepare for next years vacation. Join | The Chelsea Vacalon club today, 25 cents 50 cents, s1, and S5 per week. The Chelsea Savings Bank-ady. Some of the local growers of asters would easily be in line for prizes if their blooms were to be entered in a flower show.
 The heavy continuous rains ruined the l low land yields of potatoes and some of the high and dry lands in number of towns in the state
 | Among the handsome hydrangeas in town are those in the grounds aI Jns residence of MT. and Mrs. c. V. Pendle- ton, on Crescent street.
 In Old Lyme all dogs will be in quar- antine for three weeks and will have to either be muzzled or on a leash when off their owners premises.
 The school board of the town of Wat erford, by a vote of 8 to 2, has voted for compulsory vaccination for all pupils att tending the public schools this fall, Former Westchester residents, Mir and Mrs. Will Brainard are living in New Haven, where the former has been ern- ployed for some time on the railroad.
 MT. and Mrs Frank Dawley of Vest erly and Mrs. G. M. Wood and daughter i of New Rochelle, N r., returned recent ly to their former home at East Kill ingly.
 Protect your health by having a good change and vacation next year. The Chelsea Vacation club will aid you-25 cents, 50 cents, s1, $2 and $5 per week Tn Chelsea Savings ank.-adv. The Camp Fire Girls of the West Main . Street German church, Rockville, are camping at The Laurel, Crystal Lake this week. Wednesday was observed a Mothers Day.
 Walter M Cole of Putnam has been en gagged as an instructor in the commercial l dar vi oS Essll llyo1a Ifey1a Nau London. He is graduate of Worceste
 Business college.
 Society papers noted Thursday tha
 Mrs. Albert H. Ely has returned t
 Fort Hill, her villa in ShinnecocK ra1iIz
 from visit of a week with Mrs. Georg k Bradley in Lyme, Conn. h. Moosup friends hear that Capt Ties V ing, a bridge guard during the wal formerly of Willimantic, captain of Firs
 Connecticut infantry, is now stationed a n Selfridge Field, Mt. Clemens, Mich. . A young man from Sterling, Robert E - Sherman, employed at the U. s. Finnish
 ing company's plant, is at Backus hos E. pital, Norwich for treatment for a frac "a tured ankle, and Is doing very well.
 A community meeting, the fifth in tn a series was held in the home of Fran r, Combs, at Somers, Thursday evening. Ev
 erett Ellinsworth, director of the Thonr at sonville playgrounds spoke on play
 ground ethics.
 Many will attend at Ledyard Wednes n- day, Aug. 30, the annual Bill dinner ez
 ercises to be held at the Congregation e. al church at Il o'clock with 8 dinner O
 the lawn at noon. This is annual Ol
 Home day for Ledyard.
 The Mystic Rod and Gun club, whic a f0 ha eta ci, f IS, fisheries and games, early in the sprin in for pheasants fo redistribution in u h. wooded sections about the village, r
 ceived it's 200 allotment recently. Of Erastus Stannard of Old Lyme hs ys added to his collection a bird hous nd four by six, that was shot from u
 tree In his yard last Saturday durir a. the electric storm. A bolt entered u n- door and penetrated through two par
 clean.
 Stop and think! Are you one of u
 fortunate Chelsea Vacation club mem " bers who have money for your vacatio Ia Assure yourself of money next year | '" joining today, 25 cents, 50 cent, $1, o and S5 each week. The Chelsea Savinl 9 Bank.-adv.
 From Old Saybrook, Miss Margar
 Bailey, a missionary teacher at Shanhi CulHd, WHO Has DeSn dL QeE nome | Ee the past six months, started on her T
 turn trip the other day by way of Ne
 York to Montreal, thence across to Va -N couver.
 The following committee had char
 of the literary program at the meetil
 of Ellington grange Thursday eveninl
 Mrs. H. H. Holton, chairman; F.
 Holton, MT. and Mrs. F. H. Arens, N and Mrs. F. H. Buell. and Mir and MI lls M G. Charter.
 Miss Alice Horrax of Montclair N
 a graduate of Connecticut college class fs 1920 and Frederick B. Schell of Map
 wood, N. Y, will be married at the SUI
 mer home of the brides mother, NJ
 Mary Horrax. in Colbrook, Conn, S.
 turday, Sept. 2 at o'clock.
 The Ackley mills at DobsonviIle, VI
 non, will shut down Saturday for t Ap days for general repair to machinery a SA will reopen Tuesday after Labor D.
 The night shift was discharged last Si
 urday and when the mill resumes ry
 ming 1t will run only on the day sh
 for the present
 DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS
 HOLD FANCY WORK SAl
 The fanrxz uynri1 Ia