Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-27
VARIOUS MATTERS

Is,ht. vehicle lamps at sos this
 evening"
 Church societies in some ot the sub-
 urban places are holding Hoover Sup
 Miss Carrie B. Champlin, teacher of ! piano and harmony, 14 Church street. l-adv.
 Next Sunday will be observed as l rally day for the UncasvfIle Method 1 ist church.
 Tug Aquidneck has lowed the scow | James J. Kelley to Montville, aud the
 scow Astoria to Allyn's Point. Edward Chapman of Eastern Point
 while fishing recently secured a blue-
 fish weighing about Is pounds. Members of the Bible class of the I Central Baptist Sunday school sewed i at the Red Cross room Wednesday 1 afternoon.
 | Connecticut dentists were at wor- ] cester "Wednesday for the 23rd annu- | s,l convention of the NorSlea stern l Dental association.
 | Soon after the first of the new year i it i$ expected that a telephone central 1 exchange will be established in the borough of Groton.
 Encouraging activity is noticeable about the Hopkins G Allen Arms plant. New men are being taken on and 50 girls were hired Tuesday. So far the frost has not touched the salv!a, aSters, hydrangeaS and
 morning glories in the flower beds at the Central Fire station.
 The supreme court of Connecticut
 will begin business for the new court
 yr,. --x1
 term will be formally opened
 A forr1er Norwich resident, Mrs.
 Robert A. France, is chairman of the war relief service committee for the D. A. R. chapter St New Haven.
 Summer visitors at Eastern Point are rapidly leaving for their homes in tinue his trips until the first of Octo- Der.
 Studios of Don Houghton closed Wednesday and Thursday. Attend | ing Photographers convention at l Providence.-adv.
 Mrs. May Smith of Ellington has announced the engagement of her | daughter. Miss Olive Smith to Cala- 1 ton Bartlett, son of Mir. and Mrs. l Elmer Bartlett of Rockville.
 Tn New London, two young wo- men. Mormon missionaries, are mak- l ing a house to house canvass trying | to induce residents of that city to be- | come converted to their faith.
 n,I,D3sx Eo9d conserva1Ien a pa lecturersoare ex- Grapes" Many grapes both wild and cultivated, are now available and ev- cry effort will be made to avoid their waste.
 At town meeting in Mantle, the proposition to exempt any one build ing five or more houses from taxation for ten years was voted down as was also the proposition of lighting Pine Grove.
 Reports from nineteen Connecticut s1 100000 being raised to buy books for soldiers, sailors and airfnen re- ceived up to Wednesday, show a total of s3,soo.
 At the twenty fourth annual conven- ton of the State council, Junior oSder, United American Mechanics, held at Odd Fellows Temple, Hartford, Tues-I resolutions was A. Spicer of Noank Long Point are still occupied and there are many weekend parties in those officially closed for the season. Some of the boatmen have venturad out after snapper blues with vary ing luck.
 So rushed with orders Is the Nor wtch .Thermos Bottle plant that glass and other materials are being stored in the abandoned buildings of the Me- Kay Process sompany, nearby, which nave been leased by the Thermos man. .. agemef1t MT. D. F. C1ifford's school for ( Iancing will open in Grange Hall,l saturday afternoon, October 2Oth atf .3o. Terms IS lessons s10. Mir. Cliff ord will be at the hall Saturdays, Oc- t ober 9th and 18th. from 3 to 5 D. m. c ( register pupils.-adv. l.
 Men have. started work at Maple- a cum to be erxcted by Mrs. Joseph C. a 7urdick, of West Main street. It isl If granite, to be lined with marble, will have bronze trimmings and will f accommodate six bodies. s
 The parsonage lot of the Congrega- I- iona1 church In Groton has received valuable addition in the shape of garden plot directly in the rear o the depth of 75 feet. The gift onntss from Mrs. Ebenezer P. Miner f Hartford, also of Groton.
 "Jenima,' the old bronze turkey wned by MT. and Mrs. Latham Smith. III Gales Ferry, that has laid 10S eggs o Tar rn1s seaSot and has been miss 1g for several days, was discovered tuesday, not dead as supposed, but ack of wall, sitting on 19 eggs HI There are many varcancies in the onnecticut National Guard Coast Ar llery. located at Forts Wright, Ter Y and Michfe, and there are plans for | big drive for recruits which will last | bout ten days in order to secure the II squired number of men to fill these HI anks. Most of the state teachers have 'ined the teachers retirement asso- ation under the provisions of which icy will be entitled to pension under le new pension law of the state l ach month a portion of the teach s salary Is paid into the state fund -ovided. HI The action of the Connecticut State Il ilk Producers association in rafs- g the wholesale price of milk to