Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-27
VARIOUS MATTERS

VAM1OOO MA ENS
 Light vehicle lamps at TAI o'clock (staRdard timel this evening.
 There are at Yale summer school now 1000 teachers and 70 supervisors.
 From today, five per cent will be | added to all unpaid water hills.-adv. Motor parties from this section have been visiting Plainyille Camp Ground. Honeydew melons are in market and were selling in Norwich Wednesday at 25c.
 Good weather Wednesday brought out the shoppers, cars on all routes being crowded.
 Alterations are being made to provide more show window space at the store of J. c. Macpherson.
 At the Central Baptist church, James l L. Case Is to lead the prayer service this (Thursdayl evening,
 Most of the contracts for the new high school building for the town of Plainfeld have been let.
 Local exeursioHists are greatly enjoy ing the trip to Block Island on steamer Nelsece II, these pleasant days.
 Seme of the tallest beans in blossom in Norwich gardens are those at the Cardwell place, below Thamesville.
 Farmers say that one result of so much rain is a formidable crop of weeds, burdocks, wild carrot and the like.
 Native apples are greatly improved in quality and size. Nice looking ones Wednesday brought soc small basket.
 Passersby admire the bed of varie- gated phlox in the beautiful grounds at the residence of Mrs. William N. Black stone.
 IL. the fruits and vegetables department George ". Fraser of Willimantic is to be superintendent.
 , On the Union street side of the court house grounds Janiter J. J. Fields has ? an attractive border of growing cannas and pink geraniums.
 The treasurer of the bridge celebra- ton at Mystic. George H. Foley, has re- , ported total money received $233. Bal anee on hand s30.se. The Bristol Press notes that Miss Edith Cook has returned, after tive weeks vacation, part of which she spent with friends in Wilmington.
 The Luther place at Saybrook Point is used as a camping ground for the sum- iner girls. A large number of tents art pitched among the trees and shrubbery
 From today, five per cent will be added to all unpaid water bills.-adv.
 Capt. John Fish of Fishtown appear ed in court at Noank this week to an swer to a charge of allowing his dog |, . wander unattended. The case was con tinued.
 Willimantic camp meeting this year i set for August 18th. The Tri-Count! Field Day of the W. c. T. U. is usual. held the Friday afternoon before cam meeting.
 During Wednesday, a suburban visito was driving a horse about the sereetf the animals head shaded by a bi branch of birch leaves, reyiving GUS tenn of ante-motor days
 Between 30 and 40 farmers from Mid dlesex county are planning to atten will open Monday, July 91st, and COT tinue until Friday, August 4th.
 Capt Grover Eldred, in the Magnoli; came into Noank harbor Monday wit five barrels of mackerel which he shir ped to New York, the first macker, shipped from Noank this season.
 It begins to look as though the wes ther man gave out the Dog Days of 192 too soon, reserving fine sunny weathe for Dog Day time. Wednesday prove one of the finest days of the summer.
 "seashore and Narragansett Ba Specisr over the New Haven road Shore Line is asked for m a resolutic unanimously adopted at meeting of Il Newport Improvement Association tn week.
 Mrs W. H. Helsten, who for twent
 five years has been manager of a Quol ochontaug hotel, which has a history
 over 200 years is great-great-grant zR IL. TT1l.- Hoxsie.
 2 Some Connecticut farmers are gettil out their early potatoes and from r ports they are turning out very well.
 Is thought the late crop will not be
 good as they appear now to have grow
 too much to vine.
 Royal stamp collectors: Hurry III
 Bring in your gold stamps and redee
 them in premiums or exchange the
 for Royal Blue savings stamps as Re, . al parlor will be closed soon. The Roy
 Stamp Co.,, 10 Cliff street. Norwic
 Conn.-adv
 m A United States civil service cemmi he sion examination will be held Aug. f ng junior assistant sanitary engineer at $. in 32o year and assistant sanitary eng K neer at $3,225 a year. These positlo in are in the public health service as CiUe members are being notified tn Of the new national elubheuse of the ge or eral federation of women's clubs At Washington is nearly ready for its fl n- house guests. Rooms will be open l2 there as soon as the elevator is pm stalled.
 ,eu Local milliners say that eastern leS fleets dominate the millinery now eff.
 ed to the trade with Persia, Russia a
 Egypt all contributing the motifs P; Is sian inspirations are especially netit y. able, and include colors, embroideri
 and small shapes
 - The Connecticut Power Co.,. whi
 supplies New London and adjacent t, es. ritery with electricity and gas is " a Fl equipped with coal to meet the nee
 for some time to come and is not lik, -- to be out of stock before fall at lea
 viggo F. Bird, general manager. stat 2s ------- ert CENTRAL VILLAGE MAN