Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-17


 day, the 17th st OH a. m.
 Fred chism, Of westford, has moved his steam boiler to Unian. in prepara- tion for saving on the Jackson lot.
 The body of Theodore Sykes, of Mys- tie, who died at the Norwich state hos pital. was sent Thursday afternoon to Agawan. Mass, for burial.
 Mrs GeorgesL. Farnham has been ap- pointed treasurer for the Salvation Ar my drive which is to be started with in short time in Mystic.
 Dr. Bernard's office, McGrory Bldg. will be closed today tMonday1 and Tuesday, adv.
 One of those attending the recent golden jubilee reunion of the class of '72 at New Britain Normal school was Mrs. Ida l.. Harding. of Lyme.
 At Black Hall. the Misses Rutherford having leased their residence for the summer to Richard Ely of New York, will spend several months abroad.
 Henry R. Plants new speedboat at Eastern Point is the sensation of the Thames river. Its tryouts have rrac- tically been exhibitions to the lovers of water craft.
 Arthur c. Sheffield of Stonington, has presented the. National society, Daugh- ters 1sI3, a British bomb fired into StoninSton during the famous battle of August 10th
 The committee of the Robinson silk company at Mystic Is making out . pro- gra moi sports for the second annual outing which will be held at Bright mans pond Aug. 5.
 The class confirmed in Hebron, at St Peters Episcopai church last week in- cluded Randall Remnant, Charles ". Phelps, Daniel T. Horton, Miss Helen A. Brown. Miss Ruth Turner. The United States civil service conn mission will hold an examination for radio inspector, bureau of navigation, department of commerce, July 1s. The pay is from sr,s0o to $2,20o q year.
 Another book by Miss Margaret Full l Ter, of Norwich, author of the highly successful "A New England Child- hood" is to be brought out soon by a leading New York publishing house.
 A Connecticut man who is an art leader in Paris is Charles LasaF, paint \ CT. whose home was at Hamburg, on the east shore of the Connecticut river. He went to Paris about forty years ago.
 George E. J. Webster of Groton has been committed to New London jail iu | default of bonds. having been held for l the superior court on a charge of pass ing two worthless checks on Grotou merchants.
 | Thirty-eight out of seventy-two cam didates passed the state dental examina- tions held in Hartford in June, 1t was an- nounced Saturday. One of the success ful candidates was Charles W. Solomon l Of Norwich.
 4 camping ground at Crescent Beach ] owned by St. Vincent de Paul Society, of Hartford, and loaned to Catholic Boy Scouts, has been occupied for two weeks by over 100 scouts from Hartford and 1 Thompsonville.
 Saturday afternoon George L. Hisccx left his bicycle while he was attending l the Strand theatre, returning to find the wheel gone. One of his young friends saw the boy who rode off on the wheel The police have been notified. l In Holland county the rains have stunted some of the tobacco and tht plants have already begun to top out Some of the tobacco has also become | affected by the rain in the last monti and the leaves have begun to turn vel low.
 Morris Goldberg, before Judge Fisk ii the Rockville police court on the charg' | of selling, without a license, silk stock ings, pleaded guilty. Judge Fisk gave him 8 reprimand and fined him $1o Upon payment of the hne, costs of sa2' were remitted
 It was Mrs Jessie Burnham who wa added to the list of jurors by tn Hampton selectmen, to have her nam stricken from the list by the Jury com naissianers of Windhan county becaus women are not eligible for jury ser vice in Connecticut.
 At the 31st session of the Catholi Summer School at Cliff Haven, N. Y. which opened July 2nd, the Federatie1 of College Catholic Clubs--an orgariza tion of Catholic students in non-Cath olic colleges-bgins its seventh conven tion today (Mcnday).
 It is noted at Lords Point that Dr and Mrs. A. J. LaiPierre of Norwich are entertaining at their bungalow ol Moves avenue MT. and Mrs. Ralph Houghton and daughter, Ruth of Burl ington Vt, and Eugene P. Houghto and family of Brattlehoro.
 Thomas c. Dillon, appointed by tn court to sell the Thomas c. West pror erty at Logger Hill Waterford, dis posed of the place at public auction o Saturday morning Charles r. Klinge of New London bid in the place at $4 275 and proposes to occupy it.
 At the summer services at the Cen tral Baptist church Chorister Charle D. Geer is getting some very 'pleasin i results with his chorus choir in cor junction with the quartet-Mrs, Yer Townsend, Miss Lucille Howard, Arthu R. Blacklcdge and Charles D. Geer. A former Norwich resident, Re- Charles K. Tracy, of Collinsville Cor gregational church. will take his vacs ton in an unusual way during Angus He will visit the towns along the Earn ington river, north of Collinsvilie an go to all the libraries, gathering dat for future work.
 The Henry building, located or one { the mest valuable property sites Rockville, was turned over to the tow of Vernon late Saturday afternoon compliance with the bequest of Cor gressnnan E. Stevens Henry who dih last october. The income will be use for the upkeep of Grove Hill cemetery James A. CoxA an ex-service man wt has been employed as cook at Foi Wright, Fishers Island, ~was hrougi l over on the boat to New London charge of six soldiers. He ran arnuc Friday evening at the fort, s1laashir doors and windows and is so yioiel that it was necessary to shackie hina