Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-16
VARIOUS MATTERS

Fridays census showed 16S2 patients at Norwich state hospital.
 Light vehicle lamps at s.2s o'clock (standard time thlsl evening.
 All along the country roads, golden. rod and wild asters are in bloom.
 Scott Bros, are transporting the school children from Niantic Hill to Flanders
 Some handsome bluehsh are being brought into port by the Mystic fisher men.
 sportsnen are predicting that this is to be the greatest year for ducks in long time.
 A former Andover pastor, Rev. H. B. Goodsell. expects to start for California next month.
 Mrs. lola, of Moosup. has filed suit for divorce from Charles Cook. The case IS uncontested.
 This Saturday. afternoon. Mrs. Jane | H. Cassidy is to be hostess at the D. A. R. Museum, Norwich Town Green.
 Watch Hill blue fish. Long Island I scauops. heavy Holsters, swordhsh, hali- but and oysters. at Powers Bros.-adv There has been no let-up for local ice- | men, who have had to go their rounds pretty steadily since early in the year.
 want good reliable young woman to assist in Woman's Exchange; good posi- ton for right person. Mary F. Clapp.- adv.
 Concrete on the new roadway through Shipping street, Thamesville, was laid up to the junction with Thames street Friday.
 The Weather Man provided another superb day Friday, as If to make amends for so many rainy days earlier in the month.
 Pupils of the waterford and Uncas- vile schools add to the number of pas sengers on the trolley cars during the week days.
 A Canterbury Plains correspondent
 mentions that Miss Frederick olney. wht
 has been visiting at Waterford, returned
 home Tuesday.
 Motorists are making special trip down Pequot avenue, New London, t
 see the grounds of the former Guthri
 estate. so beautiful as the Fall flower bloom
 James E. Lord during the week ha sold Lots No. 7s. "A. 75 on James street , Lords Point. and half of Lot s9 ol , , Quarry Path to Dr. A. J. LaPierre o 2 Norwich
 Lobsters. crabs, scallops, oysters. clans q I z Broadway Fish Mkt, 40 Broadway.-ady . As a means of centering attention O Q mems ties. 1t Is planned to hold an au | tumn neckwear week from September 2 !. to 30. Special sales will be held durin h this time
 The teachers and officers of tn T United Congregational church school are r meet Monday evening at the Communit r house to resume the month suppers ( 2 the school.
 Capt J. w. Wilbur of Quiambaug hs ' had great luck with his oyster growth this season and claims to have a grade ( | oysters the best he has ever raised e < his grounds.
 :, There was a good attendance at u l. exhibit of Lyme and Mystic paintings
 Converse Art gallery, Friday afternooi 5t The artists have sold several painting r during the week.
 d Women shoppers coming to Norwic ie always appreciate the convenience of Il Y public comfort station in the basemel
 of Buckingham Memorial, which Is kel 7 very neat by the matron. le Theteachers at Flanders this term a, '' Mrs Camilla Manwaring, principal; MT
 Rose Hislop, first and second grades MI .s Hislop has taught these grades wi L. | great success IOT several years. in A new type of machine needle, q rs signed to do away with the need of Ii he ping open seams by hand, Is being ( he fered for sale. It may be used both f en household and industrial purposes. Ia. The report for August of the Phoe
 Griffin Moves library, Old Lyme, of t
 circulation of books, is as follows: Ma library, 1,2s2; South Lyme branch, Il
 total 1,s1e; reading room attendan iG 2ss.
 eW It has been g discouraging season 1 Ter East Killingly farmers and gardene on and there is much complaint of damag n- hay and of various rots and blights. F al pecially has 1t been bad for potatoes, on. matoes and beans. ss A United States civil service examir ,s Ntion will be held for valuation engine - technical staff, income tax unit, 7th ~ ternal revenue bureau, at from $3, 500 70 s4,S00 year. Applications will be OA ceived until October 3. ere As so many have expressed a desire
 see the pictures who are unable to co
 during the week, the Norwich Art .
 sociation has generously decided to oI
 the Converse Art gallery free to sn- public Sunday afternoon, from to 6 the adv.
 w It Is noted that in all the twenty-t Is years existence of the now famous Ly obe Colony of Artists, Norwich Art StudeI IS Association is the first to enjoy the of tinction of an exhibit directly follow Ing the Lyme exhibition. It is also an md usual opportunity to purchase any of ion large or small pictures directly from
 artists. as the Norwich Art Studel - Association receives no commission.
 exhibition is open daily, including S
 day. and no one should miss it.-adv.