Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-04

July found a COW dead in pasture, and the 24th found another COW dead.
 Regular meeting K. of C.. tonight at 8 o'clock, D. S. T.-adv.
 Archa Walker who moved from Vest ford to Eastford last spring has sold his farm in the former place to Clarence Barlow who has taken possession.
 At East Hampton. Miss Dorothea Gardner of w w. Backus hospital and Miss Blanche Spencer of Norwich are guests of Mir. and Mrs. Morris Spencer. | From Hamburg, James E. Harding l and family have returned to South America. They sailed from Brooklyn, | July 26, on steamer. Santa Teresa of the 1 Grace line.
 1 County Game Warden Harry A Bod man and Deputy Warden Arthur Olsen have been making an effort to stop fish ernen from taking small bass in Tol- land county.
 At Willimantic Camp Ground, four of the six cottages near the entrance are being repaired and painted. Gem cot tage, Comstock cottage, Fern cottage anw Squirrel Inn.
 Vacation special. 35c tooth brush for 31c, two for 39c, The Lee and Osgood | Co-adv.
 DSIHG6H OU,OOU anu 0UrUUU buyers from department stores and retail shops in all parts of the country are expected in New York this month for the new Merchandise Fair. Il Members of the New London Women's Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A will hold a basket picnic at the Y. M. C. A. camp at Lantern Hill today (Friday), making the trip by motor bus.
 The coast artillery companies, c. N. G., at Bridgeport, will go to Fort Wright Monday next for 15 days field training. They will receive instruction by regular army officers. Miss Marguerite Carter of Passaic, N. J., is visiting her relatives, G. o. Balch and family in Warrenville. Miss Carter studied in Paris last year and is a suc- cessful teacher of French in Passaic1 The United States civil service com mission will hold an examination Aug 22 for awning maker. A vacancy exists , in the department of agriculture, Wash ington, at from $1,200 to $1,60O a year Lobsters, S5c ID; crabs, soc dog. Big , variety of fresh fish. Broadway Fist Market, 40 Broadway.-adv. ! Charles Frederick, one of Andover': | rural mail carriers, who has been in the hospital for surgical operation, is fast regaining health. Howard Stanley i: looking after the mail delivery for him
 Manufacturers have reported an in creased demand recently for the higher . priced handbags for women. Thos, :, made of silk with novelty trimmings ar, r said to be selling well to the trade fo i fall
 k Through the courtesy of Mrs. Josepl y Hardwick of Quaker Hill who loane' l. her cottage. Golden Rod troop Cir 1T Scouts, enjoyed four days at Browning l. Beach. Miss Agnes Edwards of Jorda
 chaperoned the girls.
 n Local alumni learn that Stephen Hen ., " Olin graduated from Wesleyan Uni a versity. in 1866, has been named actin Il president of the university, during tn
 years absence granted President WI h. liam Arnold Shanklin. n' Prepare for next years vacation. Soil ls The Chelsea Vacation club today, 25c T. soc, $1. $2 and $5 per week. The Chel
 sea Savings Bank-adv. .. His friends discovered that Thursda l' was the birthday of Registrar of Vol CTS Tyler D. Guy and he received man = congratulations, also was surprised wit
 handsome birthday cake displaying tn
 proper number of candles q A movement has been started to hol
 a nopen meeting in favor of better road - at Rockville, with the town officials, cit
 officials, county commissioners, post O h, flee (for the rural free delivery benefit e; and the chamber of commerce. ei It is noted at Willimantic Cam
 ground that Professor Arthur M. Gatt - of Durham N. C., and his family, wei n visitors in the grove recently. They al spending their summer vacation at M
 Gates old home in Waterford |, Protect your health by having a goc DC change and vacation next year. Tn 25 Chelsea Vacation club will aid you-25 m soc, $1, $2 and S5 per week. The Che
 Sea Savings Bank.-adv. 1U Miss M. E. Baldwin of Montclair, N. - has leased for the coming winter Ced;
 Graz, one of the attractive stone co
 tages at Greystone Heights owned l ., Mrs, Joseph Hardwick of Quaker Hi o Miss Baldwin will take possession Ser e. l.
 u- W. W. Perkins Woman's Relief cor d of New London had d picnic Thursd; Le- at Riverside park Members of Williar
 corps of Mystic, W. w. Perkins po - Jared Avery camp and Ann Rogers Ly
 tent, Daughters of Veterans, were pre-
 <nt.
 ~p-Inougn ne Will De S5 December l
 Fitzerland Dart, of Montvnle made
 visit to Norwich Thursday, calling on
 sister, Mrs. Cynthia Allen, of 7s Chur
 street, who will be go in October N
 Dart cultivates a fine garden every SC
 son.
 Stop and think Are you one of t A fortunate Chelsea Vacation club mer Al bers who have money for your vacatic
 Assure yourelf of money next year
 joining today, 25c, 50c $1, 2 and S5 ca
 week. The Chelsea Savings Bank.-ac L Hundreds of Norwich women vot, II received Thursday inquiries from N
 York publication regarding their pr
 erence i nthe matters of prohibition a
 the soldiers bonus, with the requ
 that a secret ballot be mailed on bc
 policies.
 At Moosup telephone exchange / chief operator. Mrs Carrie Gardii - has as assistants Miss Doris Potter i, 0S for supervisor, Miss Helen Gardiner D.
 time operator, Miss Alice Salisbury (
 operator, and Mrs. o. W. Potter nil m operator.
 Prof. Warren K. Moorehead of 4,
 over Mass. and a party. who have b,
 camping for several days on the bs
 of inc Mantle river on land belong
 to the Stone House farm while in sea ms of Indian relics, broke camp early
 the week.
 n Sent Body to Meriden O The body of Rachael Shields aged
 years, who died Thursday morning