Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-18
Norwich. Friday, Aug. IS. 1899.
VARIOUS MATTERS


 (standard time) this evening The length of the day has decreased exactly one and one-half hours. A number of men from clarks Falls are working at the Knapp mill near 'W6odyille.
 Theodore Piersen has purchased from Augustus Rogers a house at the Water ford switch. Sunday next is the communion Sum day for the Rosary society of St. Pat rick's parish. Up at Fabyan, the ". E. Wheeloek property has been purchased by W. J. Vinton of Quinebaug.
 Showers late Thursday afternoon tenn !, red the heat, which had been less pp- plessive than during Wednesday. Thompson residents MT. and Mrs. F. ssff. Knig ' are at East NorInQeT, mass, for part of the general conference. From Pomfrst. Mir. and Mrs. Lucian Homes are spending this week at Oyster Bay. L, L, making the trip by automo- bile.
 Prepare for next years vacation. Join The Chelsea Vacation Club today. 25c, 50c s1, s2 and $5 per week. The Chel- sea Savings Bank.z-adv.
 Delegates are being chosen to attend the annual convention of the American Legion of Connecticut, which will be | held in Waterbury September s and g.
 At South Woodstock, Rev. H. A. Cal houn is having a vacation so there will be no services at the Baptist church for l the remainder of the Sundays in Au gust.
 1 Mrs. Robert Mattison of Jackson av- enue Mystic, celezrated her 91st birth | day at her residence Thursday and re- ceived calls from many friends and relatives.
 The health officer and other Mystic physicians have given warning that 1t is unsafe to bathe in certain local wa ters There are eleven cases of typhoid now in Mystic.
 This summer marks an even fifteen 1 years since Miss Della A. Clifford of Warrenville. was compelled by inhrm- ity to retire from active life and join the ranks of the shut-ins
 The former William H. Chapman house, 109 Laurel Hill avenue, recently purchased by Miss M. Addie Hill, of Washington street, Is to be occupied by Miss Hill after September 1st. 1 Protect your health by having a good change and vacation next year. The Chelsea Vacation club will aid you 25c, soc, s1, s2 and s5 per waek.-The Chelsea Savings Bank.-adv.
 William c. Bode, Henry W. Bode, and Claude Combies of Norwich went fishing with David R. Kinney of Lords Point in his launch Louise early in the week making a fine catch of founders.
 The United States Civil Service com. ] mission gives notice that five vacancies exist for clothing examiner, Navy Sup ply Dept. Brooklyn at a maximum sal ary of forty-seYen cents an hour.
 Merchants here get the tip that one of the features arranged for the conven. ton of the National Association of Re. tail Clothiers, to be held New York ir September Is the Advertising Session.
 Mrs. Martha Nichols, who died last week was one of the old-time Williman- tic campers and with her husband Amos Nichmols, was always prominent at tfe camp meetings at the Stafford Springs house.
 Samuel Latham of Ridgefeld Park who is visiting his daughter. Mrs. E Fitch, in Noank entertained some or the Civil war veterans in the cot tage Of John Baily at Grotcn Lor.s Point, Tuesday.
 Miss Gertrude Gallup. 23 Grove street
 
 cluding dahlia zlnnias, cactus and rj cotee varieties grown from Burpee seeds Some of the blossoms measuring five in ches in diameter.
 Stop and think! Are you one os tb, fortunate Chelsea Vacation club ilcn1be~i who have money for your vacation? As sure yourself of money next year bv Joining today, 25c, Soc, s1, s2 and sI each week--The Chelsea Savings Bank adv. -'e7 | Connecticut College item reads MISS Laura Jacobs of Danielson form CT member of the class of 1919 at Con necticut college. has gone to Ell, Mass. to visit Miss Dorothy Trenholm at her fathers camp The Elberta peach season Is slated f, arrive the last week in August ar +b Hfst week in September. The seaso oI rlpenlng is normal and there is n reason to expect the Elberta. cron to h tardy in reaching markets. q Through the kindness of Michael Bar ", or Convent avenue, and MT. and MT: | charles A. Pereue, of Trading Gov. the wards of Norwch State Tuberculos ! Is Sanatorium have been decorated wit beautiful dahlias this week. Connecticut men will attend tha fit, ntth annual meeting of the America = veterinary Medical association. elaine 10 be the largest orga ganization of fl Kind inthe world, to be held in St, I,oui August 28 to September 1.
 meeting of the Ashford we,Fa, association is to be held at BucLrs yrov F August 18th, to consider ways and rnea- I T. of putting the road in at least passa b condition Notice has been sent fro Washington that If this is not dor Westford will lose it's R. F. D. Rou No. 3.
 All present members of congress fro Connecticut are candidates for renorni, ation by the republican party and r election. They are E. Hart Fem. Fir {, district; Richard P. Freeman. secont l.. Jorn O. Tilson, Third Schuyler He ritt Fourth, and James P. Glynn Eff district.
 [s In the fall fur market Hudson seal co hnues to be the great stand-oy with r tailers catering to the general trade, al purchases of coats of this fur have ready been active. Natural nusxr coats made of prime southern "rat and natural raccoon coats are also q
 ing we'll
 >t Home-brewers and antI-volsteadeal
 beware the German Booze Powder~
 the warning sent broadcast by the DC office department in a recent circul. lS For stemming a tide of "dehydrated"
 coholic beyeridges of reminiscent nam
 is a steady job of the fraud section the department.
 Burnt peacock will top the list of DC
 ular plumage trimmings for fall hs
 for women. according to all signs V