Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-25
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Many farmers bewailed fields of&corn laid flat Monday, following the downpour of two days.
 Mrs. Mary c. comstock of the Black Point road, Mantle, celebrated her soth birthday Sunday. Street Commissioner A E. Cruthers' men patched up the worn places in the roadway on Church street, Monday. Following a dull morning Monday the sun shone out and the afternoon teyn- perature was not much above 75 de- grees.
 Williams Manual on Army and Navy Uniforms and Insignia is an informing book among recent accessions at tho Otis library,
 Stevens studio closed until further no. l tice.-adv.
 Bolton Center people started recent ly to raise funds to improve three bal 1 spots On the highway from the Center 1 to Manchester Green.
 During the vacation absence of Eben Learned. tenor of Park church quartet, Robert A. Gray, of Trinity church cho.rs is. to sing at Park church
 Heavy live Holsters, fresh caught blue and sword from Block Island eastern
  Camp Fire girls from East Hampton with their chaperone have been in camp at the East Hampton society house on Willimantic Camp Ground.
 Ability to use good English is essen tial for all business men; hence, Eng fish is studied in each of the four terms of Storrs Agricultural college year.
 Managers in this state claim that ths present hotel season is poor because mo- torists are going over the Canadian line where they can get hooch in plenty.
 It is noted that Mrs Lyle Davis, dis trict visiting nurse for Mystic, accom- panied by her sister, has left for Toron- to, Canada, for visit with relatives.
 In Old Lyme. D. G. Hodgsdon of Qua temala has joined his family at Boxwood. They expect to occupy their property on Main street, Lyme, within short time.
 Country outings are enjoyable now. as herbs and shrubs are in bloom n the fields the gay tints of some Of the blossoms making a most attractive show ing
 The new superintendent of the Con- ! necticut Temperance union, Rev. George H. Coffin, IT,, was born in Milton, Mass, and educated in Massachusetts and Maine
 One of the most imposing residences on the seawall at Neptune Park, that of Mir. and Mrs. J. Walter Atwood, os { Wauregan. is being occupied by the fam ilyl for the season.
 During the early hours of Monday, | three of the big New York expresses were routed through Norwich from Groton, the change being due to storm washouts on the Shore Line tracks.
 Mrs. Laura A. Bray of Huntington street, New London, has announced The engagement of her daughter, Miss Ruth Perkins. to Russell Beach Greene. The marriage will take place in August.
 There was received at New London post office Saturday 32 sacks of cata- logues from a big western mail order house for distribution to Heal people who have been customers of the concern
 Golden glow is added to flowers in bloom in local gardens, while golden rod Is beginning to bloom in the fields.
 Red naples, large and small, are es pecially thrifty and ornamental this sunt ner.
 Royal Stamp Collectors: Hurry up; Bring your ''Goid" stamps and redeem them in premiums. or exchange them fo, Royal Blue Savings Stamps'' as th Royal Premium Parlor will be close, : soon. The Royal Stamp CO, 10 Cliff , st.. Norwich, Conn.-adv.
 Carl A. Williams of Worcester wa appointed executor of the estate of tn , late Blanche v. Williams. his wife. g hearing in Groton probate court NJ , day morning before Judge of Probate A thur P. Anderson.
 { The White Ribbon Banner announce as Connecticuts delegates to the World Convention at Philadelphia, Nov l1-1t Mrs. Mary F. welles, Mrs Nellie A r Gager, Mrs. Nellie Rule Arnold and MT, Emma Hurd Chaffee.
 At Noank. M S. Tryon saw men i ' a flying boat pulling lobster pots as h . was going out to his gear. He foun 2 his equipment had been hauled and :u fback without the doors being closed. Tn A air thieves flew away.
 'tI James Dunn of Gilead road, Cohanzii reports considerable damage to his gal ,I den by deer that have been foraging f that section for some time. MT. Dun d has observed as many as three deer l = his garden at one time.
 So far the 7s children--Ss girls an
 40 boys-at the County Home, Shit 1. delightful beach outing-By Ninro y Grotto. the Catholic Woman's counc s and the Norwich Moose. e George Smith Palmer, formerly
 Norwich, Rev. Edward M. Chapman an
 Edmund c. Johnson were reelected trui tees of the Pequot Chapel association {
 its annual meeting held Sunday at il
 close of the morning service.
 The Thirteenth Coast Defense com
 mand. New York National Guard. e
 Sydney Grant, commanding. which aI
 rived at Fort Wright for Is days fiei
 training Saturday afternoon, began tr
 first day of real training Monday. l. This is Catholic Boy Scout week { - Gardner Lake camp and under the q 3, pecial patronage of Father T. M. Crowle r of New London and Father John
 Keane of Pawcatuck, 80 Catholic Be IT Scouts are there, attending mass cell d brated in the grove Sunday morning. Connecticut silk manufacturers lear o that many costume manufacturers al - still busy filling rush orders for printe
 crepe de chine dresses, which contint e in high favor. Somewhat of a sher l. age in the available supply of small d e sign printed silk merchandise is said
 exist.
 valuable diamond from a ring b
 longing to Mrs. F. A. Adams was '
 ported stolen Monday by Latham Aver
 to Capt. George o. Vincent of the Gr
 fton police force. Mrs. Adams is liviI
 at Groton Long Point at the home
 MT. and Mrs. Avery. the former beiI
 her brother.
 Americas largest non-commerots
 printing and publishing plant was forr - ally opened Monday at the Knights
 Columbus national headquarters, Ne
 Haven. Plant and building cost $.5t l Nr{f1 ho faS &o e
 production of the Columbia, the K of
 naeazine and nthAr K of c Hterafllr