Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-17
VARIOUS MATTERS

South killingly plans 10 celeprale Oia Home day Sept. 4th. The planet Jupiter will continue even ing star until Oct 2Sd.
 Summer visitors who have gone back to the city are regretting 1t.
 Light vehicle lamps at 7.1S o'clock (standard time) this evening.
 Continued hot weather has increased the sales of piazza furniture and fittings
 Repairs have been made to worn places along the West Thames street highway.
 The crop of pears throughout the county has been one of the biggest in years
 Dr. Driscoll's office will be closed un- til Aug as.--adv.
 Arrangements for Hamburg fair are in charge of J. W. Stark. c. M. Puck and William Marvin.
 Several automobile parties from Nor park at Madison.
 l Local ieemen put in a long day Wed nesday. Dealers in ice cream and cool drinks also worked overtime. About s414 was realized by the mem bers of the Daughters of America at a | lawn fete held recently at Noank. l A now at work in the finishing department | of a Providence cloth manufactory.
 Many local grangers will attend Po- mona grange gathering at Happyland park, Poquetanuck. today (ThursdaD.
 New fire escapes have been added to St. Patricz's school at the rear of the building on the side toward the church.
 Uncertain railroad conditions have had | fba AT fn E,sa 1Ifa 1 of holding up shipments to the New York market.
 At Quonochontaug plans have been made and Aug. 31 set as the date for the grange picnic at Grange hall and grounds.
 Block Island sword. Noank cod. hai and black Maine salmon, eastern white haiibut, long and round clans, at Powers Bros. s.-adv.
 The hot wave has started up distress call for cottages along the Connection shore, where the season may end better than it began.
 Up to late Wednesday afternoon tn, mercury stood at SS degrees in the shade the high percentage of humidity making the day a sizzler.
 Mrs. R. Holley Williams Old Lyme Red Cross public health nurse, has re turned after two weeks vacation spent il Waterville Valley. N H.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Kalms of il Lin coin avenue, Mystic, have announced tn engagement of their daughter, Elsi Louise. to Clarnce F. Rippel of Wester ly. R I.
 From Holland, MT. and Mrs J. l Jswett left Tuesday to attend reunio of the Jewett family in Rowley, Mas This was where the first three Jewet families settled.
 While the city is sweltering durin dog day heat, toy stocks for Christina are being unpacked by some of the store The automobile state bridge receipt this month at Saybrook should break ret ords as did those of the month of Jul. whn machines crossed the structure 2 the average of one every 54 seconds
 The engagement Is announced of MT Florence E: H. Thompson, 671 Broa 0 street, Providence. to John Kelly s Fresno, Cal. Mrs. Thompson is u ' daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Hira, u Harris of Moosup.
 Joseph Curran of GreenmanvilEe av " nue, Mystic, is i'll with typhoid feve .. thought to have been contracted wht e bathing in the river near the outlet of 9' sewer that runs from houses whe A' there are other cases of typhoid.
 The committee in charge of the t re room at Mystic art exhibit Wednesd, D. afternoon was Mrs. S. Arthur Boyl, se chairman; Mrs. Walter A. Clarke, MI
 C. K. Nash, Mrs Ali o. Colby, Mrs
 GledhiH and Mrs. Raymond L. She'll n4 A Tomoquag, R. L. corresponds H' writes: Mrs. E. Fred Ceilings and S IT Harold spent Saturday at Attawaug with Mrs. Ceilings and infant son Tn B. were accompa nied home by Barbara Ke ne yon, who has been spending sever ey weeks in Charlton City.
 An East Great Plain farmer in ru he to finish having tried to bargain wi s. some of the Sons of Rest who fringe t n- West Side bridges. Their demand " a s1 an hour, starting from the time tn , left the bridge, with dinner and supper
 gilt-edge price too high for the farm = E. I. Collins, Stogrs college sopt
 more, who is working this summer
 dairynan at Judge Fred Peasley's m
 plant in Cheshire, recently had what
 believed to be the lowest official bacter
 count ever made of milk sold in N
 Haven, 400 bacteria per cubic centimet