Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-10
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VARIOUS MATTERS

nolel managers.
 At Camp Terrehegan at Rogers Lake Old Lyme there are "A Girl Scouts in camp this month.
 Fine looking peaches. big and ripe. were selling in Norwich Wednesday ar 20 cents quart
 Some of the local growers of asters have had unusual success with the blooms this season.
 The grounds about the new Y. M. c. A. building on Main street have been cleared and graded, In Noank at present sword fish are selling at 35 cents a pound retail The | lowest price received last year was 40 cents.
 | Rockville master barbers have agreed that the shops will close Thursday aft ernoons when the other stores give a half holiday.
 Steak, founders, blue fish, sword fish eastern white halibut. Holsters. crabs clans. Broadway Fish Market, 40 Broadway.-adv
 The brightness of the planet Mars is rapidly decreasing Its magnitude chang es from minus 1.3 to minus 06 dur ing the season.
 Chequet or weakfish have appeared at l the railroad bridge. No large catches have been reported.
 The Mystic Baptist Sunday school wifi hold a picnic at Happy Land park above the submarine base on the Thames today (Thursday).
 Big cargo Block Island blues, mack erel, swordfsh other varieties os goods wharf.-adv
 
 William Agard have left for Bangor Me, to visit MT. and Mrs. Fredericl Meacham and family.
 The barn on Geer avenue sold recent ly by John Woodmansee to c. R. Dave, is being raised. the new stonefoundatiol being nearly completed.
 Norwich visitors in and about Nev York say that so much wet weather ha resulted in mosquito svarms worse thal for the past ten years.
 Blue, fiat, founder steak, easter white halibut, shore haddeck, steak COG
 eastern salmon, mackerel, crabs, clam and Holsters at Powers Bros.-aiv
 The Sunday school of Coventry Sec
 ond Congregational church is to hold 1t picnic today (Thursday) at LeDoy
 Grove at the south end of the lake. It is mentioned by a Newington COT respondent that James Elliott of Pom
 fret, who has been visiting Flavel F.
 liott at the Center has returned hom,
 Eastern Connecticut boys who are o the Atlantic fleet are due to have shor 2 leave these days, since the fleet has al f rived at Newport to spend two week ] in that harbor.
 s About Iso priests of the diocese al a attending the retreat at Keyser Islan 6 this week The junior clergy will a l. tend next week, for the sermons, medits tion and other spiritual exercises. . A special town meeting was held
 Lyme graded school recently, when u
 advisability of adding a tenth grade
 the school was discussed, but finally tf
 project was defeated by one vote. ] Alterations on the interior of the Or -' ton Heights Baptist church are we j. under way. Practically all the redeco s' ation of the walls Is finished in u s church auditorium as well as in Il T. hall.
 < At Hebron, the distinguished organi = and composer, Professor Edw. Aust
 Warren, NJ. A.. of the University "a Minnesota, is visiting Benjamin H. Bi
 sell. B. A., at the home of Miss Car line E. Kellogg.
 v According to figures prepared by | r. New Haven city officials that city lea -e in the state in the matter of police pr r. lection with one officer for every 5 6. persons. New London Is second wi ie one for every $40.
 The engagement of Wesley Cone P, Saybrook Point, to Miss Harriet Hitc g. cock of New Haven, has been amour d. ed. Mir. Cone and Miss Hitchcock a g. employed in the s. N. E. T. Co.'S z
 flee in New Haven. Work on the completioa of the stret ~ of road from North Coventry to t
 village of South Coventry will be start "a next week. The stone for the road W o be secured in the vicinity of where t ~ work is being done. T- Rev. William H. Rogers, 76, past of St. Patrick's church. Hartford for l- years was for a number of years t al oldest alumnus of Holy Cross cole
 having matriculated there in 1863 a ,s was graduated in 1868. He died Mond;
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry D. Smith of Roc
 vile announce the marriage of the
 daughter, Miss Ruth Helen Smith, and
 Richard Perkins, son of Mrs. Lyman 1g Perkins, of Hartford Saturday, Aug, 's ,. MT. Perkins is a graduate of Trin d. college, class of 1920.
 Mrs. Margaret Norton Quinn, wid II. of William Quinn, who died at her ho Ie in East Hampton. Sunday event se leaves four sons, James of East Han n. ton, Edward of Springfield, William M East Windsor and Thomas of Andov to The funeral was held Tuesday mo b- ing.
 .r There were fires in the town of V m non during twenty-four hours wh ,s- caused a loss of about $20, 900, O
 partly covered by insurance. The f ,i- fire occurred shortly after Il o'cl, ri- Monday evening at the dairy barn ao David Moss, which was struck by liz 'I ming.
 ,n The United States Civil Service cc .n- mission announces that vacancies e mt in the Navy Supply Depot, Brooklyn, Iey follows Custom cutter S8.64 a d. -iil first class tailor with speciality as ,re isher and presser, S5.S4 day; tai
 first class, S5.S4 a day; fnisher, 5;
 a day.
 -oe The Allen Spool and Printing Co.,, ns, Norwich has dissolved. The assets h as been distributed as follows: Estate ate Ira Dimmock American Indust ,n- Bank and Trust Co.,, Hartford, execut' Vt owner of 50 per cent. of stock, S12, ,562.
 R A. Armstrong owner of 40 per e.