Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-31
VARIOUS MATTERS

 good work of painting up and improving their property.
 Men are completing a garage for Roy D. Judd, at his recently purchased home, 116 Broad street
 Road repairs are in progress in the suburbs, required by the damage result ing from last weeks torrents of rain.
 The annual picnic of the Rossie Vel vet company of Mystic is to be held Saturday at the Rossie picnic grounds.
 Norwich men who have been grabbing at Uncasville find the crabs numerous enough, but smaller than in another sea- sons.
 Moosup residents Mir. and Mrs. AL mond Colvin and Mir. and Mrs. George Pond
 Flawless weather Saturday brought crowds to town and merchants found trade satisfactory up to the last minute of closing hours.
 has 8 cottage at Groton Long Point nearly completed and with his family expects to occupy It.
 On Thompson Hill, blueberries and huckleberries are very good picking this season, but are held for a good price by those who sell them.
 Vacation club. Wanted-More happy vacation parties next year. The Chelsea Vacation club will assure them. Join to- day-25c, soc, S1, $2 and $5 per week. The Chelsea Savings Bank-adv. At Rocky Hill, there is to be demon stration of culling at the poultry farm of I. c. Walter Saturday. August 5. A pro- lessor from Storrs Agricultural college will speak.
 Former Woodstock residents, MT. and Mrs. Warner Bingham of Vermont, 1 have decided to return and have bought 1 the Prescott Hammond place in West ! Woodstock.
 1 The story that there are hard times does not seem to be true in Rockville as there is a shortage of labor and persons wanting labor are offering almost any price for it.
 A high mass has been requested at St. l Patrick's church today (Monday) by John Duhaime, in gratitude for a cure obtained from God through the interces- sion of Saint Anne.
 At Old Lyme, Miss Martha Moves of l Hastings -on- Hudson, N. Y, is in town for the summer and is occupying the house of her sister, Miss Clara l.. Noyes, | on McCurdy avenue.
 This season at East Hampton, great CT efforts are being made to have the ninth annual observance of Old Home Day, August 6 a bigger celebration than any in the past years. The closing exercises of Plainville Camp meeting will take place at g o'clock this (Monday) morning at the auditorium, Rev. John H. Bell, D. D., will conduct the exercises. Could you have had better vacation this year with more money? Start now l to save for next year. Chelsea Vacation club-25c, soc. s1, $2 and S5 per week. 1 The Chelsea Savings Bank-adY.
 Girls of St. Joseph's Tierney Temper I a=ce league of Noank, have voted to pay the expenses of two delegates to the an nual convention of the Catholic Total Abstinence union of Connecticut. President Warren G. Harding and the governors of the six New England states l are to receive invitati ons to attend the fall conclave of the New England Rotory clubs, at the Hotel Griswold, Eastern Point.
 Of a total of fifty-six men who took the state examination for the certified public accountant degree May IS and 1S at the Capitol, twenty-three passed, ac- cording to an announcement made Sat urday.
 A resident near the head of Doxology Lane states that Norwich has a Great Dark Way instead of a Great White Way. The light at this point on Church street has been dim since Friday night July 21st.
 Nearly ons-ha1f the officials in New London city hall under the present re. gine are non-residents of the city Ever the city manager hasn't been in New London long enough to vote there. ob jeetors say.
 The sixty-fifth semi annual statement of the Rockville Building and Loan As sociatien issued by Secretary George W Randall for the six months ending June 30, shows the association to have re sources of nearly half million dollars
 After a long winter, every one needs i complete rest. Assure yourself of tha
 much needed rest next year by joining the Chelsea Vacation club today-25c
 5ec. s1. S2 and s5 per week. The Chel
 sea Savings Bank.-adv.
 Willard " Keigwin has returned tc Mystic after a visit with his sister. Mrs Thomas W, Ryley in New Haven, whert
 he gave a concert at Allingtown U. s
 military hospital for tuberculosis wher,
 about 500 ex-service men are heint treated.
 R. J. Jackson of Tulsa, Okla. anC Herbert Loyeland, guests at Sayhrool Point, went fishing Saturday ant l, caught fourteen bluehsh, an unusua catch for this time of the year. Tn,
 largest weighed three and a hal
 pounds.
 Colonel Hiram Bingham of New Hay g en and Salem is making a tour of Eu rope in company with his wife and si, s sons. They made a full load for tn Daimler Air Express from London t g Paris Friday, having nearly half tol f of personal luggage. , There is local interest in the fact tha s H. Wales Lines, veteran building con '' tractor will this week observe the six
 tieth anniversary of his arrival in Meri den. He went to that city August
 1862 to work for two weeks as Journey
 man mason and remained there.
 ! car that was on the Gilt Edge ey
 press, New York to Boston June 20tl
 arrived at Saybrook Thursday noor
 and was placed on the identical SOC l where woman passenger alighted an ! received injuries for which she is suin
 for $15,oOo. A force of experts too measurements of the place.
 The vessels of the Larchmont an
 Indian Harbor Yacht clubs are due
 arrive at New London today (Monday
 on theIr annual cruise The yacht
 left Larchmont Sunday morning an
 reached New Haven in the evening, con r ing on to New London Monday. Tue
 day they leave for Newport.
 Leo Grenier, son of E. F. Grenier, O Moosup, recently returned from Montr
 al, where he left the service of u