Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-14

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 Snapper blues are being caught off the bridge at Beebe's cove at Noank.
 The August moon is in it's last quarter tomorrow. the 18th, at 3.46 D. m. 1 movement has been inaugurated at saybrook Manor to form an association devoted to the interests of the reeort
 The papers mention that Miss Msude Shaw, matron of the Mystic Oral school, is making two weeks visit in New Canaan.
 Moosup residents, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Cote, and family are in Canada for a two weeks vacation. The trip was made by automobile.
 After the sun came out following a dull morning Sunday, scores of motorists 1 drove through town and traffic to the beaches was very .leasy
 Dr. Bernard's office will be closed un- | til Sept. 11th.-adv
 There is great deal of discussion at l Sound View about having street car nival to celebrate the competitor of the new road to New Londc4,. 1 The rain of Saturday meant a big | blow to business in Norwich, since most | of the stores were offering August bar gains and had counted on extra trade.
 The employees of the United States Finishing company and the Sunday school class at Sterling are planning an outing to Rocky Point Saturday next, Aug. 19.
 The report by c. C. Wright shows the bazaar at Mystic Community house was a success There will be s1025 for the treasury. which will go for the rink in | the village.
 White Cross council, K. of C., has re- | quested a memorial mass in St. Patrick'E church this (Monday) morning for John l F. Clabby who died at his home on Dun ham street June 12th. | Miss Lyness office will be open Mon- day morning, August 14th.-adv. At the benefit entertainment held in the Memorial hall at Old Lyme recently | SIP was cleared for the piano fund. So- loists from Meriden and New Lodonn as- sisted with the program.
 Just how poorly lighted the West Side of Norwich is a gloomy night Hike Sat urday demonstrates. There are not half enough lghts and why hold-Jps are not 1 more frequent is a wonder. l Rapid progress is being made on the 1 new maternity building which will be an annex to the Lawrence hospital, New i London. During the past week the work men reached the third story. Many teachers who attended the Ma tional Education association convention l have remained to take the summer courses at Boston university. including several Connecticut students. | The Block Island Tuna club has issued a folder announcing the list of prizes of fcially offered for 1922, four in the regu- lar tuna class, and three each in the light tackle and little tuna classes. ]
 being built at Grove Hill cemetery Rockville. is being delayed for a ship ment of limestone The stone was start ed from Indiana ten days ago. At Plainfeld. Miss Margaret Burdick and Fred Vass of Rosedale, L. l., and Mrs Myrtle Burdick of Yantic are spend- ing two weeks vacation with MT and Mrs Fred Burdick of Pleasant View farm.
 \ Vacation Club: Wanted = More happy Vacation parties next year The Chelsea Vacation Club will assure them Join today S25, $50, S1, S2 and $5 per
 week. The Chelsea Savings Bank adv.
 Could you have had q better vaca- ton this year with more money2 Start
 now to save for next year. Chelsea ' Vacation Club-s.25, $50, s1, $2 and $5 per week. The Chelsea Savings , Bank-Adv
 ? A number from Norwich will go to t Eastern Point Aug. 24 for a 36-hole 2 match to be played at Shennecossett : Country club by Walter c. Hagen, Brit
 ish champion, and Joe Kirkwood, the . Australian champion. Sunday at South Coventry District Su- perintendent Rev. William H. Bath oi ] -saI, ,I Al,a l. pal church pulpit in the morning at 1C o'clock There was communion, also ! baptism of babies.
 Mrs. Harold Roberts of Chicago U (Maude Keller of Hartford), who spent
 the season in South Bolton three sum.
 mers ago, has just died. News of hes
 death was a shock to her friends and . relatives in the east.
 The technical staff of the bureau ot
 internal revenue at Washington is ir
 need of valuation engineers in genera . mining, coal mining. oil and gas and the
 forest industry. The places pay from
 S3.600 to $4,Se0 a year.
 Former State Factory Inspector VII.
 Nam s. Simmons, who died recently al
 Central Village, was a member of Jame.
 B. Kilbourn post, c. A R.. until that
 post disbanded because so many of the
 aged veterans had answered the last rol
 eah
 After a long winter, every one needs
 complete rest. Assure yourself oi
 that much needed rest next year by . joining The Chelsea Vacation Club to-
 day S.25, $50, s1, s2 and s per
 week. The Chelseae Savings Bank 1 adv
 Baltimore young woman who trieC
 to hold back when a companion pushet . her down the chute at Ocean Beach Sat
 ucday had to have her sprained lief
 thumb bandaged at the hospital after al
 X-ray examination showed no bone - broken.
 Steamer Cape Cod of the Thame River line got off for New York on sched
 ule time Sunday afternoon, carrying fro.
 Norwich a good sized miscellaneous cal
 go. also good passenger list stopping a
 Montville New London, Greenport an
 Orient, L. I.
 Miss Una H. Storrs of Hartford
 planning a fall wedding Her engage
 ment to William C Riddle was mad s known early in July from the summe | home of her parents, Mir and Mrs Lew ! A. Storrs, at Neptune Park, the forme q property of the late James B. Shanno q of Norwich.
 Cards received in Mystic from MT. ar H Mrs. Bergen l. Greene who are visitir al Mrs. Greene's brother William E. Ian 3 phere. in Los Angeles, Cal, state tn: q they expect to go baa1 to Tucson, Ari;
 to stay for the winter. MT Greene, WI