Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-12
VARIOUS MATTERS

number or eastern Connecticut dele- l gates are at Northfeld for the confer 1 ences
 Local markets continue well supplied ! with vegetables, fruit and berries in season.
 The soners Creamery Go. has In- creasea It's capital stock from $5O,O00 to ] sl06.t00.
 pr. c. c, Giidersieeve will not be in his office Tuesday, July 11th, and Wednesday. July 12th-adv.
 curfants are now abundant and atI their best and the jelly-making season has begun.
 After the sun decided to come out ] Tuesday 1t proved one of the finest days1 of the summer thus far
 Friday the 18th Is St. Swithin's Day. The aln1anacs promise hot and dry wea- ther which will suit mankind.
 At warrenville, H. F. Scott Is doing his usual large amount of having this summer and expects to cut over several fa-ns.
 Residents along the line of the Nor wich- Westerly trolley are most appre- ciative of the restored service from Hall- ville down.
 The old steam boilers at the Aldrich mill ln Moesup are being replaced by new ones Two 3o0-horse power boilers are being put in
 Berry buyers from across the Rhode Island border have begun their daily vis- it's to Connecticut towns and are paying , Ecod prices this year.
 At Coventry the other afternoon a , miscellaneous shower was given in hon or of Mrs. Hans E. Giesecke at the home of Nus. waiter s. Haven.
 The Golden Rod troop of Girl Scouts with their leader. Mrs. John Miner. of Waterford. plan picnic on the Mantle ' river today fWednAsday).<
 Frances Rose, Il, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Louis Rose of Groton. is at a hos { pital as a result of being run over by : sr automobile last Thursday.
 I A resident of Old Lyme, Mrs Joseph I inc Burnham, who has made her home : at Boxwood for the past year, has been 4 taken to the hospital in New London. fl Strangers in town, in the course of shopping trips, declare that Norwich stores carry some Of the most beau tifui dress ornamentation to be found in the country.
 The draughting department of the Ship and Engine Company plant at Gro ton has started working full time, after having teen on shortened hours for a considerable period.
 About two hundred delegates have been present at the Epworth League Insti. tnte at wesleyan University. This is the second season that the institute has 8 been held in Middletown.
 It is claimed that more than one ehurch-goer has made the mistake oi . dropping trolley token in the contri- button Basket-but this Is more profta. hla 4hau 4he regulation hrtfon
 A farewell reception was tenderet Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Powell at the East Lyme Baptist church last week. Thel e left the village Tuesday to take up re 3 llsious work in Denver, Col
 Patronnesses at the D. A. R. museum d today (Wednesday) will be Mrs. John E d Vaughn and Mrs. orrin B. Leffingwell - The museum is to De open between the
 hours of to 6 in the afternoon. q New Londons boxing commission e nafned last week by Mayor Whiton ha. . organized by electing Walter T. Mur l. phy chairman. George E. Fisher secre taty and Henry c. Chappell treasurer. e Headquarters for speclaities in ta e sea food line. as scallops, sword. nativ y blue and mackerel, eastern white hali l. but. and salmon, long claims and heav.
 holsters, at Powers Bros Phone 114 Q r 777.-adv.
 Te While women are being appealed t d by means of especially attractive bar V gains IT, the stores, dealers in mems fur V. nishjmss are featuring vacation noveltie r. and sports stocks to catch the nasculin d. eye.
 ' Members yof the Norwich T. Nj. c. 4 se are expected in Mantle at the ston
 dock on the river again this season fo O. the usual vacation. The boys from NoI G. wich have been going there for severs ys years.
 he Methodist ministers from Norwich al ie tended q home missionary conference { of the Norwich district held Tuesday q rs wnlimantie, the district superintendent a. Rev. William H. Bath, of Norwich, pre 'n siding.
 A Sterling young woman. SIiss Cell K Ellis. who has taught school in Vo he tintown is graduate of the Wi1lftnant he Normal school, Is to teach at Riversic CT Grammar school in Jewett City the con o. ing year.
 be At the Elks' convention in Atlant ie City this week. Past Exalted Ruler ns Arthur Drayton Is the official represel es tstive from Rockville lodge and his a
 fernate is past Exalted Ruler Thoms -F F. O'Loughlin.
 An Old Mystic correspondent writes
 Miss Helen Whipple IS spending u
 summer at Percy Stoves She has su,
 oessfully taught school in Ledyard for r. few years and in September wifi go sd Virginia to teach.
 be Ellington Girl Scouts are at Cryst at Lake for a weeks outing As they wel
 Unable to secure a cottage for two col - eecutive weeks they will return hon
 Saturday for week, going to the lal | July 22 for another week
 The current White Ribbon Banner r
 eerd5 that temperance in Mystic has m ,~, with a great loss. in the death of Jor ." Packer an honorary member, vi 'H died. aged eighty-one. He was mo
 faithful friend of the Mystic W c. T.
 Former New London residents, N
 and Mrs. McIntire of California, a,
 their daughter, Frances W. McIntir
 who has been teaching in a missi Ia school at Tokio, Japan, have arrived
 the wiliimantic Camp ground to spe
 the summer.
 former Old Saybrook resident. M
 Emma s. Bushnell of Vermont, is
 Hyannis, where she will teach a sun1fn
 school. Her father, many years al - left Saybrook for Wisconsin, where
 was professor in mathematics in f
 lott college.
 At Storfs. the course in forestry a
 planning the farmstead Is devoted larl
 iy to problems Of farm forestry and
 methods of handling wood and wa
 lands. Practice is given in the colle
 forests, and in cut-over lands which ha on been replanted.
 By the United States civil service co
 mission an examination has been order