Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-23
VARIOUS MATTERS

IN the ISOEtH 0loAA44tS t11l DcSSs
Preparations are under way for A.
number OF Halloween socials affairs.
Many teachers aapsopad the oppor-.
tunlty to visit the Mion2aI'ls s. college.
FTfcay.
4 All qualify i'm o Krohn Special cigar.
Smoke UP and see- ady.se
Rev. H i. Arnold il. to preach sun sun :
day morning At the Montville Center
church. sss - ssy.esss !
urban 1g@ass y aia as
and wheat. So g
Local clergymen returned Friday.
from the Congregational council at
A-ssssf;.5 X 59sa 81 acsss
8, The Golf club house is a. popular
resort for members these pleasant days
and moonlight eveningss
FISHERMEN say there are large NUM-
bers of maekerei in the Race, aShough
the fish are running small vet Aas..
The Boston, vines on buildings about
town have been beautifully e6lored by
the few light frosts OF the season -.
Z Don't forget the chicken pie sup5psr.
Bozrah church, Tuesday evening, Oct.
26. 25c-Afy. * I.
= A quaint brass kettle OF generous
size, displayed in one OF the show
windows at George A. Davis store liz
over 100 years old.s saesd ~. lsssE
The annual meeting and banquet OF
the Connecticut SchoolmAsters club
was held in the Allyn house, in Hart
ford, Friday evening. -
Hunters from the cities are adding
to the fall revenues of farmers in many
towns hereabouts, paying good board
money during their stay. : - - I.
The Eastern Point cottage Fof Mrs.
George H. Hughes, now of Waterbury
will be- closed the last of this month,
when Mrs. Hughes plans a trip south.
Stamped linen novelties. children's
shocked dresses at ..Wonanis Ex-
change. Luncheon in tea room.-Adv.
A week. Of evangelist services has
been conducted in the Xoluntown Bap-
list church by. the Rev. William Fl
Newton. state colporteur. formerly of
Norwich. -, {
Mrs. John Rathbone's raspberry
patch in Bozrah is still producing fine
fruit She sent in a box OF luscious
berries on Oct. p that fitted the palate
like August 2berries. 5pstS
Men are completing two newsscef-
Itages son the Venetian harbor at sGTot-
on Long Point, 9onetfor MISE H. Hall
of North Windl1anl.; thee other for the
Groton Long Point company; - Il
(. This year at Holy. Cross. college,
Worcester, Thomas Francis Shea, 16,
Of Norwich. is manager of football for
the present season. Mr. Shea is also
athletic editor of the Holy Cross Pur-
pie. >sz
There is toSbe a.nleetfng of the ex-
ecutive committee of the Norwich c. z.
Aloca1 union at the Y M c.. A. building
this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Plans are
ITO be discussed for the annual meeting
Ito held at Nofwfe ..,a .'s..
shalnpooing. scalp treatment. face
massage. body massage and manicfr :
ing. Miss Messenger. Room Is; Central
Ebuilding.-adv.
L Tomorrow is communion Sunday at
the Mohegan church. Some Norwich
clergyman always goes down for this
service, as the acting pastor at Mo-
hogan, Miss Lillian Daniels, is mot a
regularly ordained minister. = f1sss
The government crop report for
Connecticut shows: Potatoes october
l forecast 2,440.000 bushels, Septem-
Der forecast ISL. 00e, final estimate
Hast year ss,56o, 900; price October j
| to producers-cent per bushel, year
ago 81 cents 1905 - .5zrss
Chief Gunner,s Mate walter snow
Of the United. States navy. whose
open naval recruiting office ins-the
Neptune building on State street This
will make the sixth Office Of this kind
in Connecticut.
At New Britain, a former citrate al
| St. Patrick's church, Norwich Rev
John T. Wsinters, pastor OF St. Mary's
parish. is contemplating the establish
fment of swfiat wifi probably be one :0i
the largest Fairgrounds in the state
and will cover Is acres, possibly more
! Several cottages att Neptune parH
are to be occupied during the wintei
t1by New sdond0nf families whose towr
1 houses have been leased by Chinese
/ of japanese officials, in New Lender
/ BECAUSE of work abeing done sfor theii
governments at the Ship & Engine
'Eplant in Groton. -. 1919 =
Harry L. Grant OF New Haven, on.
| cial engineer of the New Haven road
underwent an operation WednesdaJ
Tnorning at a private hospital Dr.
" j. Cohanes formerly sof the Backu:
i Hospital, Norwich; anda an assistant
performed the operation
/ Notice of transfer Of the New YorI
Stock Exchange membership of Adolpl
H. Bornnan. deceased, to Norman r
i ReAmsof Thompson, was posted in tn,
/ Exchange Thursday. Mr. Ream Is 4
Il son of Norman B. Rean, deceased. TIL,
Il price of the seat was $72, 900, a new
high record for the year.
|, The United States civil service com
4 mission announces for Nov. an ex
animation for senior electrical engi
neer, grade. 2, for men only. to I'll
/ vacancies as they may occur in tn
interstate commerce commission .
salaries ranging from $500 to s2.7e
per annum.
But for the delay OF the officials o
the town OF Stafford. in answering til
questions of the tax commissioners
department, it Is more than likely tn
Iscities and towns af the state woul
know by this time the amount whicl