Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-18

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 Monday night, there were three D boats, four K types and four L subs an dthe tenders Tallahassee, Tonopah and Ozark at the Navy Yard.
 Both are overdue-What? The Bre- men and your water bilI.-adv.
 The get-together meeting of the men of the Second Congregational church, planned for Tuesday evening at the parsonage, was postponed.
 At Haddam, Gordon R. Lawton, 12 years old, died of infantile paralysis at the Middlesex county temporary home Monday No other cases are reported there.
 Tug Eugene Hughes, bound from Gales Ferry to the Point Judith breakwater with a stone laden scow, was unable to make her trip Monday, owing to the weather
 The annual convention of the Con- necticut Woman Suffrage Association is to be held Thursday and Friday, November 16 and r. probably at the Hotel Taft. New Haven.
 Danbury may be selected as the place for the biennial parade and con- vention of the Ancient order of Hi- bernians in 1918. This year the events were held in Middletown.
 City taxes will be collected today at the drug store of John A. Morgan, Greeneviile. from II 8. m. to ? ?. m.- adv.
 Judge Albert Mcclellan !, Mathew son of New Haven, the first presi- dent of the Descendants Of the Sign CTS of the Declaration of Indepen- dence, is a for1ner Woodstock man.
 The colorcd laborers on the exten- sion work at SaybrOoll are leaving daily. The two days cold spell was distasteful to them. Fifteen left Fri day and 20 Saturday. starting for the south.
 Cases of infantile paralysis reported to the state board Of nea'tn tOtalled lip to Monday S41. They include five now ones. two from Hartford and one each from Danbury. Winchester and Eastfo-d.
 Registrars of the second district of Groton, Latham Avery and Irving H. Poppo, registered 156 prospective vot- CTS at the second district hall Mon cay. Two womcn were included in the 156 registered.
 The Farmers Bulletin issued by the United States Department of Agricul- ture and giving the game laws, and detailed information concerning the same for all parts of the .rnited States, is being received in Connecticut. Miss Adles will be at LenoS House. Main street, Thursday. Friday ana Saturday with latest New York hair styles. Make appointments early. Tel. 1267.-adv
 
 of Norwich. has been writing from Windsor, Vt. to the New Yerk papers that, for himself he thinks Wilson resemble Lincoln "in straight human kindness and patient horse-sense"
 Hereafter, no passenger car on the New Haven system, will be without hooks to hold the wearing apparel of travellers, according q decision reached Monday by representatives of the New York. New Haven 6 Hartford Railroad company.
 Prominent local Jewish people have been notified that the second triennial convention of the National Council of the Young Mems Hebrew and Kindred Associations will be held on Nov. 10, II, and 12 in the building of the Y. w. H. A. in New York.
 Miss Alice Cecelia O'Keefe, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. P. H. O'Kefe, and pr. John E. Hassett son of Mir. and Mrs. John c. Hassett were mar ried Monday morning at 9.30 o'clock in St. Bernard's church, Rockville, by the rector. Rev. M. H. May.
 Jewett City resident. Albert W. Park, brother of E. o. Park of Groton, who fell from a silo near Jewett City about three weeks e.So fracturing his skull when he crashed to concrete mn hn1n the Backus hospit1l Monday.
 Changes in navigation announced by the department of lighthouses include: Fishers Island sound-Watch Hill light station-Light to be changed about April 27, 1917. from fixed white to fixed khite alternating group flash tng red twice every 1o seconds. The Waterbury Republican states that Miss Mollie D. Murphy, teacher at Crosby high school. has been grant, ed q years leave of absence to teach at Columbia university. Miss Mur- phy is the daughter of Postmaster and Mrs. John P. Murphy. of Norwich.
 Four thousand eight hundred and seventy-six acres of shade grown to- bacco were produced upon 6S farms in the Connecticut Valley in 1916 This is an increase in the acreage over LIldL Ol 15l0 OL o0 per cent. pro- duced on 3,645 acres on forty mine farms.
 At the auction sale held the other day at Langwater Farms. the beauti- ful estate of F. Lothrop Ames at North Easton, Mass, the bull, Langwater Foremost, went to Branrord Farms at Groton. Conn, for s3,0o0; also Lang water Faithful. Brandford Farms, for $2,250.
 There will be an open-air political rally at II a. m. today near the Ell ington post office when G. Whitefield Simonson, prohibition candidate fof governor, and other candidates and speakers will speak. An expert car toonist will accompany them, to H. lustrate the addresses. Rev. J. H. Frederick. has asked the parish organizations, the Holy Name Society, St. Mary's T. A. B. Society, Knights of Columbus, First and Sec ond Divisions, A. o. H. and St. Jo- seph's Sodauty, to attend the closing exercises of the mems mission in 8 body Sunday evening.