Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-14
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VARIOUS MATTERS

40SrS dIe numerous visitors to MO- began Park these pleasant days.
 Most of the sweet potatoes now | reaching local markets are from Vir- ginia and the Carolinas
 Mrs. Annie E. Champlin. teacher of piano and harmony, IA Church street. adv.
 The pulpit at the Salem Congrega- tional church has been supplied of late of Rev. L. w. F'rink, of Nor wich.
 The hot sun is causing leaves to | wither and drop from many of the trees as they do when touched by frost.
 The third story of the new Hopkins and Allen annex on Chestnut street 1 IS now in use as an inspection depart ment.
 1 The leader of the mid-week meet ing at the Second Congregational church this week will be Rev John Trolapd
 | The quarantine for infantiIe pafaIy- | sis that has been in force in. the town 1 of Hebron for several weeks has been 1 raised.
 The members of the Cadden fanai- | ly from Norwich are occupying their l cottage in Neptune park for a number l of weeks.
 Those cottage folks who have clos- | yesterday, when the mercury reached 75 degrees in the shade.
 Fall Millinery Opening Wednesday l and Thursday. Sept. Is and 14, Breck- enridge Millinery 2S1 Main street. | adv.
 A Lenox correspondent notes that | MT. and Mrs. William A. Slater Jr., will occupy their new villa on Rich n1ond Mountain this week. 1 The men have been as interested as the women in the new hats this week, 1 since all summer lids are supposed to be doffed tomorrow. the 18th.
 The German liner Willehad, which is docked at New London. has re- l ceived a new German flag, 12 feet in l length and seven feet wide.
 Dealers are getting in their stock Of school books and supplies much later | than usual this year, because of the delayed opening of the schools.
 The North Stonington Baptist l society is to hold a tea and social 1 this afternoon at the home of Miss | -'|ASN AAAOAAAPSOi1 -h4t44S III lI1S fIlLLS6
 Te Great Chiefs of Connecticut are to be entertained by Mattabessett tribe of Red Men. of New Britain l Monday night, October 30, according to a notice given out Wednesday. 1 Teachers in the Glastonbury schools include in the Buckingham district l Mary J. Keeney Windhan, and in the high school, Virginia P. Finley of Rockville and ". A. Morgan Of West erly
 The population at Willimarsc | camp ground is thinning daily and the close of the present week will be 1 the virtual end of the season, al- though a few cottagers will remain for a time.
 The reunion of the 24th Regiment association is to be held q. Middle l town, September 21. Dinner will be served by the w. R. c. During the year eleven members Of the associa- tion have died
 Rev. Nathaniel B. Cook and Mrs. Cock of Holland, announce the en- gngement of their daughter, Blanche | Gertrude to G. Gale Skinner of Hills 1 borough. N. +. The marriage is to take place early in the winter.
 A Hartford paper states that MT. 1 oliId All .. NIIdI46S IT, IllpIGy O1 taGIn- ington avenue have returned from | Neptune park, where they have spent 1 the summer MT. Ripley is the son of the late John c. Ripley, of Norwich This state will be represented when | the Roadma sters and Maintenance of 1 Way Association of America will be- l gin it's annual convention at the Me Alrin hotel. New York. Tuesday, Sep l tember 19. continuing until September 23.
 Relatives of Connecticut n1ilitiamen down at Nogales were glad to learn yesterday that the New Haven road had started 25 cars on the way south to bring the men home. It is gen orally thought they will return about | October ].
 Police in this state have received | word that dental thieves are at work | in Springfield, Mass. These crooks l usuafy get into the dental offices on l Sunday when they are closed and steal the gold and platinum used by the dentists.
 The Norwich-N New London Sign Co., are working on a large electric sign that will be placed on the Columbian house. The sign is two feet wide and is IS feet in length. There is about 40 lights in it and when finished will be quite an attraction. The Shore Line trolley cars have run their half hour cars for the last time this season in and about Say brook and have started on the hour schedule. They may possibly put on extra cars Saturday and Sunday in the afternoons and run half hour trains if necessary.
 The Amston Industrial Develop ment company located in Anston, Hebron, has an authorized capital stock of $100,000. divided into 1O,- COG shares par value $10. The com pany will begin business with 1000 and will devote it's attention to real estate operations.
 l When Brown University Woman's department opens the last week of this month, one of those returning for | post graduate work in mathematics l will be Miss Marion D. Stark. daught- CT of MT. and Mrs. Charles L. Stark, of Norwich, who was awarded several fine scholarships last year. l Connecticut fshermen are raising vigorous objections to the ruling of