Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 6.4i o'clock Gstandard tirnel fhts evening.
 The handsome hedge of shrub hy-i drangeas at the Elks Horne Is In bloom
 The Baptist Sunday school conven-l tion Is to be held in Preston City, Sept IS.
 Dr. Bernard.s ofice win b open Fri- day, Sept sth.--AaV.
 In number of the suburban places the school term does not open until Monday next.
 One or two days like wednesday and Thursday take the fine-edge of the season at the shore.
 At the Ashaway fair. one of the judges in the cattle department was John p.l Avery, Of North Stonington.
 Today. Sept. sth, the Catholic churches will comrne1rorate the Feast of the NatlV- ity of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
 Scotland Boy Scouts were guests of their captain, Rev. Ailen Gates on an automobile camping tour last week
 Palmer hall, Eftchville supper and lawn party tonight benefit St Johns church.--adv
 wiliimantic Camp Ground association is making plans for Improvements in the grove and on several of the buildings TOT another year
 Some of the history classes have re- called this week that 1t was on Sept. 6tn, in 1901, that President William Mckinley was assassinated
 From Noank, Mrs Mary E. Latham and
 daughter, Mrs. Melville Leighton, have iting sn the village 1 At Old Mystic. District supt. Rev. W. H. Bath, of Norwich preached in the Methodist church Sunday. A new pastor ] will locate there soon. 1 ScaHops, fobsters. oysters crabs.
 clams, a big variety of fresh fish Broadway Fish Market, 40 Broadway adv.
 Visitors to the beaches Thursday found that the big storm of the previous day had kicked up a high surf and had done some damage to boats and to docks. On invitation of MT. and Mrs. c. " Kelsey of Silver Rock Spring farm, Mid l dletown, the Baldwin families enjoyed a good old fashioned family reunion Sun i day.
 From Amston, Mir. and Mrs. Fred ! fair. Mir. Burnharnis colt which is just l three years old, competed in the county l race.
 | It is mentioned at Quonochontaug tha. l Mrs. Drabble of the Ocean View house
 cottage. to Mir. Leonard of Danielson Conn.
 The stated conclave of Columbian Commandery, No 4, K. T., will be he.t at Masonic temple, Friday, Sept. 8. a 7.30 o'cIock.-adv.
 Holland county superior court came fl this week for the criminal side Ther,
 were but seven cases for the court, thre'
 serious. Judge L. P. Waldo Marvin i presiding.
 Crosby of Crest lodge, Rogers Lake, ha
 been teaching the members of Troop B. s. A., of Old Lyme, the semaphore ani Morse codes.
 The sports about Saybrook have beel disappointed this week The little blue : started in to bite early which brought crowd to the docks and trestles who hay been landing few, and these very small fl Furriers here get the tip that pon.
 skin has come in again this year fo
 strong, serViceable and comparatively in expensive fur coats They are in Jus
 
 The women's Relief Corps, G. A. R J sons and Daughters of Veterans, Spar ish War Veterans land Auxiliary wi | hold a picnic at Happyland, Saturda, Bus leaves Shetucket st. le.30 (D. S. T adv.
 ol A distinguished summer resident ( Salem, Prof. Hiram Bingham, of Yal , is at his farm there, he and his fami1 \ 1 Ad where one portion of thelr journey wa by airplane.
 Charles Vezin, Old Lyme artist an f critic, who had number of pictures { 1 tn eChase Memorial exhibition in Soutl
 ampton, L. |. is visiting his brother-ir ;. law and sister, Dr. and Mrs. Walter s Niles ID Southampton. ii The Sea Sled company of West Myst s is talking of leaving the town and t n eating elsewhere as it's lease expires u a last Of October. They employ over sixt : men at present and it will be great 10. I to Mystic if they leave. v Those who expect to leave willimant
 Camp Ground this week include, Mrs. - D. Luce and son for New York, Mi .- Charlotte Cady for Oxford, Mass MT VI J. M Hills and daughter Ruby for Ne @AAa wa AaAN WI g. IGSANh @OA &AcS10Ps nl Palmer Hall, Fitchville-supper al 7. lawn party tonight, benefit St. John s church-adv.
 A civil service examination has be- ordered for assistant engineers, desig1 ing Grade D, tunnel construction b ,. tween Staten Island and Long Islan ,t There are three vacancies in the board = estimate at $S,S0o year and four
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 It In number of Episcopal churches th 1T week, there have been special praye # touching upon various phases of the mi D. sion of the general convention of | 'el Protestant Episcopal church in the Uni l. ed States of America, now assembled l. Portland, Oregon.
 There has just been placed on the ma P ket a new good luck" piece, the lit E Irish shoemaker, the famous leprechau ' The leprechaun is said to bring good lu 7 generally and has the reputation of ha ing given crooks of gold to those VI Al have been able to catch him. ,t The present New London council v composed of Lueius E. Whiton, mayo l. Waldo E. Clarke, Charles C.. Perkiz W Mrs Annie c: S. Fef1ner ana John r. Murray, all candidates year ago endor l. ed by those who favored the new form r. charter and willian~C Fox and MalcoI 3ti M Scott, who opposed the charter.