Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-07
Norwleh. Friday. yuly ]. lp22.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MA I TIERS
 Light vehicle lamps at 7.54 o'clock. standard time, tonight. Growers find that Japanese iris has fared hard during the wet weather.
 4 barn built for Charles Brink of Ekonk is s2 by 4s with IS foot post. Lunch kit 1c. and bottle $250, both for s2.6l The Lee osgood Co.-adv.
 Mercury will be visible in the east just before sunrise for few days about July 1c.
 A new book at the Otis Library is L. .L Levinger's A Jewish Chaplain in Franco
 The first of the fresh air children from the city are beginning to arrive in Cen necticut towns.
 Browns Crossing. below Gales Ferry. Is beautiful location on the Thames river visited by many motorists.
 The rain has soaked the foliage so that to date there are no evidences of damage to trees by insect pests.
 When the sun came out Thursday merchants began computing thsfr losses due to so many days of storm and fog. Eastern Connecticut merchants are be- ing invited to attend the big Merchan- disc fair in New York early in August Thermos bottles, ssc to $1.Ss. See them in our window. The Lee & Osgood Co., adv
 Coventry Grange observed Independ- encs day with a patriotic program on Thursday evening at the regular meet ing.
 A visitor who recently returned from Cape Cod reports that -there has been no rain there for weeks and the crcps are Crying up.
 Several motor parties from Norwich lave visited Roger Williams Park, Prov idence, where the climbing roses are now at their best
 Regular meeting K. of c. tonight at o'clock. D. s. T.-adv Work began on house in Groton on Friday for John Lehr, and Monday Mr and Mrs. Lehr and their son and ais wife were living there.
 Spring Hill people held a meeting on Monday evening in the vestry to rerfect plans for the installation of lights and power in that section. The third annual reunion of the Giles Seeley family was held Thursday at the home of Eber L. Stumpf, of Thomaston, president of the association
 Mayor L. E. Whiton of New London has announced the appointment of a h. cal boxing ommission-George E Fish CT, Henry c. ChappeII and Walter T. Murphy. | Plainield grange accepted an invita- ton to visit Pachaug grange in com. pany with Brooklyn grange, each to fur. nish half the program Thursday even. ing, July 6.
 Next week is Thernos week. See ot. window for special bargains. The Lee s Osgood Co-adv.
 l Herman c. Kratzki of New Britain and Miss Laura M. Magdefrau of Ell I lngton were married recently by Rev. A Ulkus of the Evangelical Lutheran church in Rockville.
 The United Workers report shows that sales by the employment bureau last year amounted to $722. At the same time the bureau paid out $719 for labor and $1,115.7s for supplies.
 Local dealers say that for the past few years, the most popular wall papers were those of plainest design At present however, the inclination is toward fan. cy colors in heavier designs.
 Following the holiday and so rnuc: unfavorable weather, crowds tock ad vantage of the sunshine Thursday, com ing out to shop, the stores doing the mos satisfactory business in weeks.
 The death of Miss Alice May Tappan 26, daughter of MT. and Mrs John C Tappan of Danhury, occurred recent, at the state hospital, Norwich, wher, she had been a patient for eight years
 Mrs. Martin, wife of Lizut. c. $. Mar tin, U. S. N, of subrnzfine base, is t, l entertain the wives of twenty of the na val officers at the submarine base a bridge at her residZnce this (F'-iday) at ternoon.
 Get your lobzters here. Half ton or hand to seleZ from. Pound 35c. Broad way Fish Zfarket, 40 Broadway.-adv.
 Red Rambler and Dorothy perkin roses in bloom on the terrace at tn reStdence of Mir. and Mrs. Oliver L. John son, on Upper Union street, form an at tractive feature of the always well kep grounds.
 The Thames river bridge net receipt for June was $3,476.25 greater than I May. There were 21,067 more passen gers and 10,2S3 more automobiles pass Ing over the bridge during June, due t the boat races
 During the summer months the ol Nathan Hale schooIhouse adjoining Y Antientiest Burytng ground in New Lon don is to be open for public inspectio every Tuesday and Thursday afternoo from 2 to 5.so.
 Mir. and Mrs Frank ". DeWoif hay broken ground for a new bungalow o the Cohanzie road, Waterford, 0ppcsit the William E. Kenyon farm. They e, pect to have the house ready for occt pancy by early fall
 Following is the perfect attendanc list for the year for the whole enrol ment of 1S3 in the Noank school Jarne Molanson, Leo Harris. Harry Ash5. Minnie Palmer. Roscoe Merritt, Haze Lamb, Dorothy Irons.
 The trustees of the Connecticut Con | pany have approved an appropriation s17000 for the rebuilding of the liar ford Rockville trolley section, which
 located in the center of Rockville and
 about half mile dn length.
 By the United States civil service con mission an examination has been ordere for special automobile mechanic at fro
 $f,SD to $2,000 8 year. also for gel eral automobile mechanic at from $1
 500 to $1.s00 ; age limit from 20 to , HI Tn commemoration of the first ann
 versary of the death of Thomas Broc