Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-24

Tomorrow CTuesday) is St James day. It is also the date when dog days are due to begin.
 The 1s7 patients at Norwich State Tuberculosis Sanatorium had many visi- tors during Sunday.
 The entrance doors and window cas- | ingA of Broadway church are being re- painted wood green. An Old Lyme correspondent notes that Judge and Mrs. Joel s. Reed of Staf lord Springs have been guests at the | ina.
 A large flock of wild geese was seen I flying over the shore towns at the week end, on their way south. It is unusually early for them.
 George F. Emnons of Mystic has pur- chased from Mrs. Aletta P. Horn the property known as Rocky Ledge on the lStenington road.
 Could you have had a better vaca- l tion this year with more money? Start now to save for next year. Chelsea Va cation club-s.25. $50, $L s2 and s5 I per week. The Chelsea Savings Bank. -adv.
 At the Central Baptist church, Sun day at e45 p. n., the B. Y. P. U. meet ing topic was Grow, and the leader was Miss Lillian Bellert.
 The dainty, old-fashioned single pink petunias which florists have revived for the past two seasons have grown unds- ually well this summer.
 Local buyers of women's smart neck 1 wear state that lace tuxedo sets and collars and lace vestees are expected to be very popular for fall.
 A number of Mentville farmers put in l a rush having day Saturday, managing to get their crop in before the first shower of the afternoon came.
 The Mystic Community house has an neuneed tha tthe bathing facilities oi the association will be open to the pub lie for the remainder of the season.
 A woman fanOiiar to every visitor te | Willimantic camp ground, Mrs Jane E Read of Worcester has arrived at Gen cottage for the remainder of the sea son.
 The National Liberal Alliance an or ganization trying for the modification of the Volstead act, continues at work in Connecticut collecting ballots on tht issue.
 So brisk is business at the plant O the Norwich Belt Manufacturing com pany, H. H. Gallup, president, that over | with orders.
 A system of electric fans, installed in the big auditory of St. Patrick : church by the rector, Rev. M. H. May adds to the comfort of the congregation 7 this summer.
 Vacation Club+Wanted-a hap. py vacation parties next year. Tn Chelsea Vacation Club will assure them Join today. $.25, $50, S1. $2 and $5 pel week. The Chelsea Savings Bank adv.
 II The new assistant physician at Nor ' wieh State Sanatorium, pr. M. H. Col l Her, had valuable experience at HartferI , sanatorium before joining Dr. Hugh E Campbelrs staff here.
 The other evening at Hope Valley good twilight league game of ball wa played between the H. D. Bailey mi team and the Grain Hustlers. Score G. in favor of the mill team. Although this is generally suppose to be the dull season, many buyers hay 2 helped business in the house fHrnishin 2 trade here. due to special indueement A offered housewives this month. In common with many other place 4 the apple crop in some parts of Wind ham county will probably be short thi ii fall as the fruit is dropping badly. Thi ' condition is caused by the frost earl {, in the season.
 Visitors from Pasadena, Mir. and Mir a Edward Haskins an dson were recer q guests at the home of = o. Haskins e Scotland After visiting other relative n in Boston they will motor back to the 7 California home.
 At Old Saybrook loyalty checks Wer
 received by the men who stuck to the, s jobs and did not join the strikers o
 the New Haven system, and the write | statement therein contained intimates 2 weekly pay increase item.
 After a long winter, everyone needs V complete rest, Assure yourself of ths q much needed rest next year by joinin = The Chelsea Vacation Club today. $.2 e $50 s1, S2 and s5 per week.-TE q Chelsea Savings Bank.-adv. Il Although visitors swarm to Ocea
 Beach every Sunday, over the ne
 Hartford highway, they are dfsappoin
 ing to hotel managers and others, beir
 chiefly automobile parties who econon
 cally carry their own lunches.
 The largest shipment of fish and lol
 sters ever sent from the North doc Noank, was that of Thursday. Apo 30 barrels of fish and Holsters at 10
 m were shipped westward, 40 or 7 more going to Boston at 1915.
 The United States civil service cor
 mission announces an examination f
 junior laboratory aid in forest path
 logy, bureau of plant industry, depar N ment of agriculture, Aug g. The p; ranges from $S4O to $1,2Oo a year. > Coventry Grange Fair Associate
 inc, after sending a copy of the pr
 nliurn list to the state board of agricr ture recently received the following col ' ment: Tt is the first one in. Congra
 ulations. It is a good jop and up-t
 date"
 The purchase by the city of N
 London of the lot at Riyerview aven
 and Alger street from Peter Nobris
 for $2,000 shows that MT. Nobrig
 drove a good bargain. He paid abo
 $700 for this corner lot and it has be in the tax list at $500 \ At fete for charity at southamptc ,i L. l., Mine. Alma Chuck, Metropolit l opera star, and her husband, Efrt ! Zimbalist, violinfst, Fishers Island e 1 tazers, will act as bankers at the boo of Mrs. Charles E. Mitchell. chairm
 of the fortune telling, sleight-of-ha
 and other features.
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