Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-17

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 Mrs. Fannie Dixon welch of Colum- bia is to be in Hebron Saturday. Oct i13, at Dr. c. H. Pend1eton's. to speak on the suffrage question.
 Orchard owners are taking advan- tage of the good weather to harves! their late apples. It seems to be an off year for some of the trees.
 Send a check today for that water bill.-adv.
 The launching of the four-masted schooner Francis J. Mcdonald by the Groton Iron works of Noank is to ] ing at 10 o'clock.
 w. R. c. supper: price 25c; tonight, ! at the Buckingham I1emoria1.-adv.
 Wade A. Snow, who died in Wrapping Sunday, was at one time selectman of Andover. His funeral was held at 2 1 o'clock Tuesday at the Congregational church in Mapping.
 The general state meeting of the D. A. R. is to be in Stamford Nov. 13, at which time the members of the Stam- ! ford chapter will entertain. Mrs. Joel 1 M. Anderson is the regent. At meeting of the Masonic home general committee in Hartford Satur- ] day Wallage s. Moyle of New Haven | and Arthur M. Brown of Jewett City l were added to its membership The matron of the county home. Miss Jennie Gibson, and her assistants are preparing to entertain about 40 visitors at the annual meeting at the home on Smith avenue today. Mrs Hulda fl Greene, 76, for many the home of her son William Oct. 13 after a long illness. She was mem ber of the Baptist church. North Ston- fngton.
 At Ellington, Silberherz & Wetstone have not finished pic king their tobac- co owing to their inability to secure sufficient help. They grew about 55 acres under clcth, and this is their fourth picking.
 The tax collector will be at the drug store of John A. Morgan, Gdeeneville, today, from II a. m. to D. m. to collect taxes.-adv. Miss Margaret Farrow entertained over Sunday Misses Ruth and Eleanor McCallum of Mansfield, who are mem bers of the freshman class at Con necticut college.
 The federal income tax revenue from Connecticut ana Rhode Island will amount to s75,ooo. 600 this year, a gain
 
 according to figures of James J. Walsh. collector for this district.
 At Wellesley college Miss Katherine Broadhurst of Hartford, Neptune Park summer resident is shortsrop on the freshman nine. Miss Josephine W. Middleton of Old Mystic is a member of the sophomore riding team.
 Three prizes of s5 each have been offered for pupils of the New London schools and for employed boys and girls of IS years of age or under for the best essays written on the subject Why Should I Buy Liberty Bond?
 Yale graduates throughout the coun- try are being canvassed to their opinion on the advisa bility of forming a Yale Golf association. It is pro- posed to hold two tournaments yearly. | the first one the latter part of this month.
 Officer Charles Smith acted as traffic l cop at the head of Bath street yester- l day afternoon when cars were routed | through that street to avoid the crowd ] adhered in frcnt of the Wauregan an- | mex to watch The Human Fly do his | stunt.
 At a meeting of the regents and | state officers of the Daughters of the | American Revolution held recently at | the Ellsworth homestead in Windsor, |
 
 appointed a member of the nominating 
 The papers noted that Tuesday was the 6Sth birthday of Samuel T. Button of New York, general secretary Of the World's Court league, who was born at Hillsboro, N. H., and who is a di- rector of the Wheeler school, North 
 The America II made its fifth hlgiat Tuesday, leaving the balloon grounds The pilot was Cub Taylor. Tde flight was made with six passengers. Six new pupils for the school were re< ceived Monday.
 Tuesday afternoon 1t the Rei sFess .oom Miss Alice Cogswei1. Mrs Wi- Jam A. Norton and Mrs. Willis AHs= ;ins i were cg anggagss s g3rs s cutting sa A e5 aEm Norkers' c1ubs are to assist fa h7ak= ns, under Miss CogswelTs fnsffaetjaR. The ,e,S:a connsstisut nee s, State Tsacaers a neetiag Friday % and saturdaasS. raas Se9' $ xsw ,xsw Haven. NorMylk, and Nex Eesz less meeting vii be held s 'Yfs in HayfSssa fs Saturday.
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