Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-15
VARIOUS MATTERS

VfANAOOO lvAA EAkNO
 It Is sunset at exactly s o'clock Gold
 Light vehicle lamps al. Ss0 o'clock (standard tinne) this evening.
 Dealers ini ibicycles are surprised at the continued demand for wheels this year.
 With half of September gone there has been no special indication of frost yet.
 Regular meeting, K of C.. tonight, at 8 o'clock Cd. g. t.)-adv.
 From Bolton, Mss Ruth s. Jones has been spending a few days with Gilead relatives
 A Dayville resident has a holly-hock plant that has grown to the height of twelve feet
 A good many of the Noank lobster men are bringing in their gear and will engage in otter trawling.
 The Norwich dealers are well supplied with apples, peaches. pears and crab ap- pies for the preserving season. Local people who were on country or shore outings Thursday found 1t one of the most agreeable days of the season.
 At Andover, Deputy Sheriff F. H. Deming, who has been i'll for. several weeks, continues in a serious condition.
 At Old Lyme. George Griswold has started his mill saving timber for George E. Clark and Charles C. Davison
 Up at Brooklyn. Theodore Lee Cole and son Felix Cole of Washington, D. C., have been welcomed by many friends
 Mrs. Anna Dewey and daughter, Miss Clara Dewey, are to move this week from Church street, Mystic to Old Mys- tic.
 MT. Learned led the singing at the mid-week meeting of Park church Thurs day evening, the pianist being Miss Hell en Burdick.
 When school reopened at Pomfrei Landing, the pupils were pleased tt | greet their former teacher, Warren eff ford, of Danvers, Mass.
 Much interest is being shown in the | different races to be held at the Rock vile fair this year when nine horse races will be run, three each day.
 The United States civil service com mission has ordered an examination Oct for assistant observer in meteorology weather bureau, at $1,0S0 year.
 Club women in Connecticut have bee1 notified of the coming great Women'i Activities Exhibit to be held from Sept IS to 2S, inclusive in New York.
 Schools of Hopkinton were close, Thursday in order that the pupils migh attend Kingston fair. The ChaTlestowl schools will close today (Friday)
 Announcements have been received | Thompson of the wedding Sept. i West Boylston, Mass, of Barton Cum mlngs and Miss Alice Lincoln Holmes.
 At the Crandall farm, Berlin, the reg ular fall assembly of the Connection Brigade, U. R. K of P, is to be held Sat urday and Sunday, September Is an r.
 At the North Grosvenordale schot Mrs. Anna Lewis has been transferre to the sixth grade room to succeed Mis- Esther Grover, who resigned since laI year
 A prominent Hampton resident F. 4 , Burnham who was badly injured by h f horse which became afraid of the ligh ing a week ago, Is still ina critical cor dition.
 | The cabinet of the woman's Guild ' the United church, held it's Septernbt s meeting in Miss Pullen's office over u l Otis library, at four o'clock Thursda . afternoon.
 Salvation Army members have note r the fact that Wednesday was the 57i e anniversary of the birth of Maud Ba - lington Booth. who Nltn her nusBar . founded the Volunteers of America,
 1896.
 Captain Stephen J. Tobin of the Roc '. vile police force is in New York city th :, week attending the annual police co i, vention. During his. absence, Capta :, Tobin has placed Officer Walter Burl in charge of police affairs. # It is claimed that one of the best thin e about the business in sterling silverwa d now being placed by retail jewellers
 that the, orders are coming into the ma
 ufacturers in most cases earlier than Ii
 been the case since the boom days
 It is noted that in all the twenty-ol 2 years existence of the now famous Lyn 6 Colony of Artists. Norwich Art Student . association is the first to enjoy the al
 tinction of an exhibit directly followil the Lyme exhibition. It Is also an u D usual opportunity to purchase any of u s large or small pictures directly from il q artists, as the Norwich Art Students a sociation receives no commission. The e U hibition is open daily, including Sunda } and no one should miss it.-adv. e Dealers in women's neckwear sta ( that embroidery effects are prominent
 some of the patterns. in linen circul
 yard goods and vestings and banding
 Circular yard goods in Venise lace, al
 nat sets of Bromleys made of the sar 2. lace are selling well. A Tomaquag, R. L. corresponds .. mentions that Mrs. Fred Benedict le II early in the week for Norwich, whe le she visited Mrs John Dodd en route ls her home in Mount Vernon, N Y, al
 CT spending the summer with her moth.
 Mrs. Edgar P. Babcock.,
 Dr. Hugh B. Campbell of Norwi ie state sanatorium will be at the D.
 Kimball hospital. Putnam, Tuesday, Sc = tember 1s. It has been Dr. Campbell
 practice to visit Putnam the secoi
 Tuesday of the month but this mon L, he will be one week later. 1- When St. Joseph's Total Abstinen = society of Noank holds it's next me,
 ing Miss Rose Hickey, president of
 Agnes T. A. society of Montville, a - ex-County Director William H. McGui
 ness. president of St. Mary's T. A.
 society of Norwich, will speak.
 Mrs. Adelaide M. Wood of Staffo
 Springs and Allen Dobson of Hartfo
 were married Wednesday at Chr
 Church Cathedral, parish house,
 Hartford, by Rev William Crime, \
 and Mrs. Dobson left for a short "
 ding trip and will live at No. 3ss Ma
 street, Hartford.