Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-05
VARIOUS MATTERS

@NO@@0--- Zinnias, marigolds, four clocks and other hardy flowers are particularly stocky and prolific this season.
 As in past years, Phoenix Liberty band | of Stafford has been engaged to play for Old Home day at Wales today, Aug. 5th. Some of the largest and most beautiful gold-band lilies in this section have been grown by Mrs. Latham A. Smith of Gales Ferry.
 The hostesses at the D. A. R, museum l this (Saturday) afternoon will be Mrs. Irving N Clifford and Mrs. Owen S. | Smith.
 Norwich Grange Picnic at Happyland | Park, Tuesday, Aug. s.-adv. Friday had unmistakable dog day | characteristics. but was cool for the sea- son, the mercury standing not much | above 70 degrees. Game wardens are announcing that the | law requiring nonresident fishermen to obtain Connecticut fishing license will | be strictly enforced The license fee is 8. Rev. Jerome Greer is having vacation during August and the pulpit of Mystic 1 Methodist Episcopal church will be occu- pied next Sunday by Rev. O. G. Budding l ton. The blinds have been hung on the new Y. M. C. A. building on Main street, so | that now it is possible to judge how at- tractive the structure will be when com pleted. Stamped novelties for summer work. Friendship cards at Womans Exchange. I adv.
 A correspondent notes that Miss Doro- l thy Bowen or Eastford has been spend ing the week at the homes of her uncles. George and Wendell Bosworth, in East Woodstock.
 4 Nearly 1000 insured parcel post pack | ages were handled by the two stamp clerks at Norwich postoffice Joseph E. l Burns and Harry L. MacDougalI within i'the past r days.
 Fish sale today: Mackerel pounds for 25c. II Fiery St, opposite old Stand. Church Bros.-adv.
 It is mentioned by the Stonlngton Mir TOT that Miss Lila MiIlett who has been visiting MT. and Mrs. John c. Gallup at Wassa Yek, thelr summer home, has re- turned to Moosup
 Professor of Horticulture Stephen Fietcher of Pennsylvania State college Mrs. Fletcher and their children, motor ing through Connecticut, were recent guests of Messrs. Wallace and Childs at Lords Point.
 Vacation special, S5c tooth brush for 21c, two for 59c. The Lee and Osgood Co.-adv.
 Having the main office of the American Thermos Bottle company located in Nor wich, where the companys factory is, has been ad<ing appreciably to the busi- ness of Postmaster John P. Murphy and his force of clerks
 Coming to Hampton. Miss Adeline Babcock sailed from Havre, France, Aug 1, and will arrive in New York Aug. 10 Her mother, Mrs. Cortlandt Babcock, will leave Hampton for New York this week to meet her daughter.
 The grass and weeds on the terraces back of the Crawford block were cut Friday, making crop which required several motor trucks to carry away
 Big ripe watermelons were selling al 25c in Norwich Friday.
 The greatest cleanup sale of furniture and furnishings now going on al Schwartz Bros, 9-11 Water street-adv
 At Hamburg, the district nurse com rittee has announced that the drive un der way is to raise money for the salar, of the district E1rse only, and that tn town has no share in the running ex penses and equipments
 The United States civil service comnis sion will hold an examination for main tenance man Aug 10. There is vacanc, in the United States Marine hospital Hudson street, New York city, at an en !. trance salary of $1OO a month and lunch Charles Butson of Noank has just com pleted a boat for F. J. Worth of Por @ Jefferson, L. l.. to be used by Mir Wort for lobstering and dragging. It has beel : I aad rIo,~ o-l t. 4 Eaz feet wide and has a draught of five fee and three inches.
 Plenty heavy Holsters, shrimp eels native sword and mackerel. cIearanc sale every SaturuAy evening after r m at Powers Bros, 77 Franklin st. adv.
 State silk manufacturers say tha crepes continue to have the bulk of tn business. and their dominance of tn market appears unquestioned. Consider able bushes shas been done in charmeus and there has been a slight improV enen in yarn dyed satins.
 In connection with the leasing for Au gust of the Neptune Par@ cottage of NJ and Mrs. Charles M. Hutzler by Charle Brickley, oid-tine Harvard football sta it is recalled that the late Mrs. Berth Gotthelf of Norwich had occupied he cottage for 14 seasons.
 The styling of the fabric glove has bee improved, according to dealers, and ther have been devised new and snappy trin mings which are expected to prove yer attractive. The leading types are tt strap wrist, the two clasp and the lon - glove in sand and beaver shades . Our Saturdays special, Long Islan blue fish ID. 25c, Block Island sword, | BOG, Holsters 35c, crabs soc doz lit neck clans 25c qt., round clans 20c q Broadway Fish Mkt. 40 Broadway-ad
 Tomorrow Sunday is the communic day for the members of the Imrnacula Conception and Holy Angels Sodalities
 St. Patrick's church, who, on the fir Sunday of each month. ocaupy the pev of the middle aisle at the 730 mass, r l. ceiving holy communion in body. 4A The new road on the east side of u Connecticut river is being used by liar ford and Massachusetts motorists comi1
 to Sound View. Aside from the seen .A attractions on the way, tourists a kI avoiding the toll bridge, the one unpop
 lar institution associated with soul
 View.
 The greatest cleanup sale of furnitu
 and furnishings now going on
 Schwartz Bros. 911 Water street.-ad
 On his sgd birthday Friday Dav
 Hale Tanning of Worcester wrote Nc z wich; friends in connection with the dea OS of Prof. Bell. telephone inventor, that
 years ago the first line was put into l
 onice as an experiment and to talk vi 10 somebody out of town was considered
 wonderful thing
 A month or more ago Harold Bugt l Nf