Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-27

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 A number rom Norwich attended Rockville fair Tuesday.
 The planet Jupiter contiauas evening star. until October 23ri.
 The Home-Time gatherings are to be. resumed at the Community House Sun day evening next.
 The September weather continues SO good that the recent dreary rainy session is quite forgotten.
 Mrs. Wilbur s. filling Is to be the hostess at the D. A. R. museum this "Wednesday afternoon.
 Friday, the feast of st. Michael. ana All Angels, there will be special Services in the Episcopal churches Music Association season opens Tues day next. Colonial Male GTuartet-adv St. Bernard's T. A. B. society of Rockville Is to celebrate it's fifty-sixth anniversary tonight rWednesday). The buying of crepe de chimes, satin cantons and Canton crepes continues to be the feature of trading, the drygoods men say.
 The lane trona School street to Church street, north of he Chamberlain House, IS nvery dangerous condition since the recent heavy rains
 A months mind requiem nigh mass for Norbert Gregoire was sung in St. Pat 1cks church Tuesday at o'clock by the rector Rev. M H. May.
 A Mystic exhibitor, Mrs Charles H. DenkSon had large collection of car ned fruit at North Stonington fair ard received first premium for t.
 The budget as prepared by the board or seleotmen was adopted without change at the town meeting in Mantle, ana showed a total of $5s.5o7.50, Il At Wtllimsntic Camp Ground i'm provements are being made on the board ing house and Captain Jason Randall is painting and repairing his cottage MT. and Mrs. Henry B. Plant and family are to remain at Branford House et Eastern Point for a while longer be- fore returning to their winter home ir New York.
 Having spent the season at Noank Mrs. Albany Smith and children nave gone to Jackson, Miss, to join Rev MT Smith, who is conducting evangelistit meetings there.
 Mrs. Schultz, wife of Lieut.. E. F Schultz of the submarine base. has re turned to her home in Kittery, Me. aft CT spending several days with her bus n band of the base.
 Mrs. E. c. Hammond entertained +b, . officers and members of the Watereor, visiting Nurse Association at tea Mon day afternoon at her attractive surnme !. home at Goshen, Waterford.
 An article on Catholic suunme Schools of America" by William B. Da b ley former resident of Westerly SD {. pears in recent issue of the Nattona @ Catholic Welfare Council Bulletin.
 With upward of 300 buyers presen s From various parts of this country an Canada, the annual Fall sale of raI furs opened auspiciously in New Tor Monday, the first days sales reachin s $72O,oOo.
 At Trinity Methodist church ataRait .- Day next Sunday for all members a every church society. Sunday schoe classes, ct al, Dr. Louis Albert Banks 3 of Cleveland. Ohio. IS to speak on Tn American Bond"
 New London Lions club at its week t " luncheon at the Mohican hotel Tuesaa, b voted to recommend to the city govern ment the securing of suitable pa-lin places for automobile owners in the vi ie cinity of State street.
 But a few days remain in which in io public may buy treasury savings certlf IT, cates that pay 12 per cent intsres te compounded semi-annually, for begin ming Sunday next the rate is to be low n- cred one-hah of one per cent. ~. A United States civil service exan,ir a ation has been ordered for Axsociat
 Valuation Engineer, Technical Staff, IT
 come Tax Unit, Bureau of Internal. Re,
 snue. Treasury department The salar ranges from ss,ooO to ss.6oO a year.
 George T. Brown, a friend of connet - tlcut college, has volunteered to take owe the music courses formerly taught by D
 Coerne, until permanent successor
 appointed. MT. Brown Is organist of til " First Congregational church, New LOT
 don.
 At the town meeting in Groton tn week, one of the appropriations vote
 was $22,000 for the maintenance of il
 highways, bridges, town wharyas an
 isndings during the fiscal year. exclusi7
 of the borough of Groton and LOT
 Point
 Local Yale alumni hear that .he ne
 medical school building will be of brlc
 hreproof construction w.7h l;mesaoi
 trimming and will front on Cedar Rroa
 Rose and Palmer street, New Haven. m
 cost will be $So9,oO0. Work will b
 gin at once
 Orders for fancy clasps and steel e I naments continue to be large, and ma Ill ufacturers are experiencing some diff .G culty In keeping up with the demand f SS particular types of these Crystal clas o in novelty colors are being featured by number of firms.
 Mir. and Mrs Gustavus Bell and ia,
 fly, with exception of Homer Bell ha
 left Groton for Putnam where MT. R ]. has taken farm. Homer Bell is @C take up his residence in Meridian stre vn Groton, being employed as fireman sS the New Haven road
 It is noted in Washington soeseAy ne
 that Major Gen. William Crozier. Uni,
 States army, retired, and Mrs. Crozi ,:. CMary Williams of New London) ha AAS taken house in Japan, where they V .- spend a year. General and Mrs Croz Su ar making a world tour in easy stag Iif A record of all parcel post pacha;
 passing through the malls is being k, ,Tr by postal authorities at presenf. !
 2 period of from one 10 two months
 mail packages are being checked z
 weighed with a recorI being kent
 their number and the tina consumed al handling them.
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 Flowers to Telephone President.
 When James T. Moran, President