Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-05
VARIOUS MATTERS

large shark was seen in the river at Noank the other day.
 Light vehicle lamps at s.4e o'clock tstanda-d time) this evening.
 The school year at Norwich Free Aca- aemy opens Wednesday, Sept. 13.
 The September moon fuus tomorrow, the 6th, at PAT a. m. Standard time)
 Out of town teachers are arriving in Norwich for the opening of the fall term of school.
 The democratic electors of the town Of Vernon will hold their caucus today (Tuesday.)
 Regular meeting, Mercier Assembly NO. l2, c. I. of C.. tonight at o'clock. Important business.-adv.
 With the end of dog days today, the otn. Daboll's Almanac predicts a stretch Of hot weather.
 Mrs. Celeste Case, who has spent sew eral seasons at Pine Grove celebrated her 7th birthday last week.
 White peach week" is being observed in many places this week, now being the favorable time for canning. Eastern Connecticut students at St Thomas seminary, Hartford, will resume their studies Tuesday the 18th.
 Most of the youths carried toy whips and many of the girls brought home dolls, at the close of the fair Monday. The summer has been busy one with the summer colonists at Groton Long Point, all the cottages being occupied | for the entire season.
 The pinch of the coal shortage is be- 1 ing felt by laundresses and similar workers, who have to depend upon . coal fire to do their work The Gardner Lake camp for girls in charge of Milo Light of PaiIadelphia ended the season Wednesday last. Camp Massapeak, for boys, closed Thursday.
 Rain spoiled the pleasure of man, residents along the route to the faii | grounds, who were unable to have meil usual piazza parties Monday afternoon
 Perhaps when Norwich grows bi. enough there will be some sort of trolley loop about the fair grounds, SC as to put an end to tedious waiting fol cars.
 In this years election at New Lon don, there are four vacancies to be fillet in the city council three on the schoo board and three on the board of select men.
 Agricultural authorities are advisinI growers of tender vegetables to safe guard them from possible frosts thi month by the use of cloth such as i used for tobacco shade.
 Cattlemen have been stating that tn, Hereford breed is one of the best adapt ed for raising in Connecticut. which il now spending over $1,00e,eoo a year fol beef from western raised cattle.
 Saint James lodge. No. 2s, F. & A. M. Z. Temple, tonight at 73o, daylight time adv.
 During this month, on the 18th, anna teur astronomers will be afforded an other opportunity of getting a favorabl' look at the planet Mercury. in the west just after sunset, as evening star.
 A Noank young man, Lloyd Erase has returned to the destroyer Reubel James, which Is being overhauled an. repaired in the Brooklyn navy yard. MT Fraser ranks as gunner's mate in tn navy.
 People coming to town from Provi dence during Monday told of the unus ual severity of the thunder storm ther, early in the morning. In Norwich i was as severe as most residents cared to have ite
 After being passed by inspectors o the state board of agriculture last week o. s. Wilcox of Usquepaugh shipped dozen handsome white pine trees to Ka tonah, N. Y. They were purchased b. Miss E. Trimmer to be set out on he estate there.
 Coach Tasker of Rockville baseball team has just had a settlement with tn firm of L. Bissell & Son because or th storm which put off the Rockville ant Manchester game last Saturday. Lebheu F. Bissel paid Coach Tasker S5eO t cover his loss. | A|Central Village correspondent note that a turtle weighing about 40 pound attracted much attention on a recen morning as 1t was tied with a rope O the fender of the 7.45 trolley ear fror Danielson. It was found beside tn track near West Thompson.