Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-23
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Light vehicle lamps at N707 o'clock (standard time) this evening
 Local store clerks were busy Tuesday in preparation for Dollar day the. 2sd.
 Dr. Drsicolls office will be closed until Aug. 26.-adv.
 Maximum temperature of 76 degrees and air free from humidity made Tues day delightful.
 Men are giving d second cozt Of paint to the woodwork of the United Congre- gatiOnal church.
 Attend the roque games tonight. Rock well street 'eourts-adv. II A beautiful sight at the home of Rev W. J. Reynolds at Lisbon Is a large field of choice dahiiaz
 Mir. and Mrs. Howard B. Stednlan oeae- brated their golden wedding Monday at their home in Vernon.
 THe Graves family returned recently to Groton after a week spent at the home of Mrs. Susan Hatch in Canterbury.
 The studio of W R. Stevens is now ! opeh.@adv.
 It is noted at Deep River that Miss Eva Standish of Colche ester has been a ', guest of her brother, W c. standish It is announced at Moosup that the Methodist church is to be closed the last Sunday in August and the first if Sep= . tember.
 Dancing teachers from this state are in [ New York attending the convention of !. the National American Association of , sDancing Masters.
 5 Roque tournament opens today at :. Rockwell street grounds-ady Coventry residents, Mir. and Mrs. Hans E. Giesecle; are spending ths week end in Dana, Mass, where Mrs GieHecke was a former teacher.
 Farmers who were forced to go Slow z during the wfltinE heat of last week have 1 been rushing their delayed work during i the Past cool days 6 Hot water bottle for s7c Day only. The Lee & Osgood Co.-adv. 2 Saybrook ice dealers have disposed oi e their crops and are now receiving theif : supply by the carload from wherever ! they can purchase it. {, A number of good news items from various points are being held by The 4 Bulletin becaiise they were not signed by ' the persons sending them $ Another lot of those Edison Electric r, Irons at 500, just received SNorwlcf s Electric Co.-adv.
 
 hold it's annual outing and picnic t0dai
 Wednesday, at the home Of Mrs. Elas
 King, west View, Noank. D Thursday, St Barthoaorhew's day, Rev J. Eldfed Brown rector of Trinity Epis ic copal church, will have a. celebration 6 'i H the holy communion at 10 o'clock. st,44- ' The week Of Oct. 2s to 30 has been se ,s apart as Health week, with tf1s etigges se ton that efnphasis Be placed on ventilA
 ton. sanitation and personal hygiene. ie The sumner conference which has beei h. in session at the Swedish Christian or ie phanage, Cromwell. for three days va is brought t6 d close with services attendel of BY over 2,e0o.
 g. Rodiie tournament opens today a te Rockwen street grou1ids-adv. E. A Madison correspondent mention
 that Misses vtrga, and Doris Cunning ,1 ham, who have been spending the las oi two weeks in Putnam with relatives le have returned home 'r The beautiful dafilia sardens of Georg 7 W. Tingiey ak Mystic have i1sifieroiis vis .. it6rs as he has some of the largest an e- best varieties grown, having. been coi z, lecting them for years i, One of the eozy homes at Massapeai
 comfertable with all modern improve
 merts. fig the forrbef Church farm. nol V owned and occupied by Mir. and Mrs
 Jeffrey Colt Of Norwich | Giles B. Keeney, who commenced hi F- duties as sdpefint tefid@tit Of streets I ld Rockville a week ago. has taken defnit
 action to keep the streets and park --- about the city In a Dresentable Sconditioi . Toilet paper, 96 sroliS foE s4e64 z Da \. only. The Lee & &osgood Coz sadv.
 At Quonochontaug bowling alleys Mi; al Emma Harris of Providef1ce and Owe B, Sullivan of the local coast guard stafto 2 have made the highest strings to dat = with scores Of 9s and 119 pins, respective
 ly.
 |. From North GrosyennrdaIe, Miss Ros Boufque left recently for Baltimore, Md to attend the wedding of her htotae
 Henry Bourque, formerly a resident
 North Gr0Svenofdale and a World W.
 veteran.
 Dollar day CT any day use ire.
 caught |sea food. You can be sure
 this quality at Powers Bros '-aav.
 In the Postal Bulletin of Aug. 1s4
 date p0stmasters are again urged to s,
 that every residence CT business house
 which mail Is delivered by carriers
 equipped with suitable reeeptaeles for u
 receipt of mail.
 It is always an interesting event wi, 1A the two brightest planetSEJupiter ai " yehls==are in conjunction This ocea |. Aug. s7, 1 d. fli.. Standard time. Mars Oc brighter than Jupiter at rare intervals,
 in June of this year 0G Refreshing lunch for, Dollar day sfie
 pers, at Weman's Exc1ange-advr
 Among the nurses at Norwich sta m tuberculosis sa1iat6rtuTn Mrs Sarah Hs
 rington is on vaeati6h at PoIMhey,
 The bookkeepef Miss Clare Ci1ristor
 has just returned after a vacation vi m of week on Cape cod
 From Mystic Mir. and Mrs. Miltra
 MacNamara and daughter Mary ha
 been in Central Village, called there DO the death of Mrs MaeNamara's Broth,
 John Hirst, who was killed in an aut
 mobile accident Saturday. IA Imported vaetidm bottles. Soc ca. OV 2 for $1.eO.-rhe Lee { osgood c6.
 adv.
 Tn the erove behind his house. DaJ 0f1 Lowe of Ashaway canie upon a box turi w about six inches long. On dre shelf s m three dates 17s7, 1891, 1SsB finder IS oV are the initials " T C., and under IS
 J. c. or J. G., the last letter not bel
 very plain
 m One Of the dificuhies that furnits w fnanufactsirers are experiencing at pFt
 snt is the shortage of mirrors fhs .aJ has been such demand from autornoh w fi1anufacturers. 1t IS said, that the avs ss. able supply of plate glass for maxi Ay mirrors Is now very shialt ne The ribbon manufacturers of {