Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05


 Before his departure Tuesday fo,
 Wisconsin, Jeptha G. Bill, of Gris-
 wold.. who is s4. visited Norwich
 friends.
 The Neptune Park cottage of the
 Kronig. family, of Norwich, is among
 those which have been leased for the
 winter.
 65-pound Valparaiso squast
 raised by E. E.. Sperry, of North l Franklin, has been on exhibition in
 Stead's window.
 This (F,riday) evening, District Su-
 perintendent Rev. G. G. Scriyener o1 Norwich will hold conference at the
 Portland Methodist church.
 At George Halls in Abingdon this
 (Friday) afternoon at o'clock Coun
 ty Agent B. w. Ellis will conduct a
 milk testing demonstration.
 big maple has been removed from
 in front of George A. Charbonneau's residence, on West Thames street, by City Forester Henry E. Davis. II A number of news items sent to Ii The Bulletin are being held, because | not signed by the senders. Anony- Il nous communications are never used.
 A check for s1o from the Rebekah Lodge, to provide free wool has been received by Mrs. John D. HalI chair
 man Of the Womans League for Ma i, tional Service.
 Local stockholders have received the
 call for the. meeting of the stock holders of the New Haven road at
 noon, of October 24. and the place is, of course, New Haven.
 ] Sunday next, Rosary Sunday. there 1 will be the annual procession Of the members of the Rosary and other so- 1 cietfes of St. Patrick's parish at the 3.30 vesper, service in the afternoon. At one time the firemen at the Cen tral Fire Station used to employ their leisure hours knitting shawIs on frames. Now Cbief H. L. Stanton has
 At the Danbury fair in the cattle awards. for Dutch Re,ted. Q. A. Leon ard. Rockville won nine firsts R. J. Leonard ToIlard tcok first on his year old bull and second and third on his other entries.
 Judge Edward B Gaeer sat on the bench at the opening of the superior courst in Hartford Wednesday, dur ing the hearings on two cases in which Justice Milton A. Shumway of Dan ielson was disqualified.
 4 large, number Of young girls were i1 the Middletown selectmen's rooms Wednesday morning. applying fo-' cards permitting them to work Schoo! Commissioner s. P Willard, cf Col chester, examined them.
 New Colt 45 automatic revolvers have arrived at Mantle and distrib- uted to thcse men at camp who were without these firearms. In this num- Der were included the many new re- cruits who arrived lately.
 Small bags of rail and snipe ar= t'eing brought in from Cromwell and rom the Pascousett meadows by Connecticut srortsmen. Only a few hunters have bean out yet The birds are in excellent condition and very fat.
 The current White Ribbon Banner contains a memorial tribute to Mrs. Francis Skinner Orcutt. who died re- gently in Rockville. at tho age of 90. | She was a devoted temperance work life.
 Governor Ho1comb has issued O proc lamation declaring the Fifth Royal l Highlanders, Canadian Black fight l CTS, who are coming to Hartford for l a recruiting campaisn for five days ticut. l
 Election ties must be voted off in | two towns at least Ledyard and Avon. in Avon Joseph " Alsop is i tied for first seiectn1an with a demo crat and in Ledyard republican and 1 a democrat are tied for the office of i second selectman.
 Mir D. F. clifford's school for dancing will open in Grange Hall. 2.2o, Terms IS lessons s1o. MT. Cliff i ford will be at the haIl Saturdays. Oc- tober 9th and 18th, from 3 to D. m to register pupils--adv.
 Those appointed to sell Liberty bonds include. in Mansfield. Walter | S. storrs, R. M. and R. H: Fisk: in Stafford Springs x.ttoher A. Christopher Allen. R. M and R. H. Fisk: South Wilmington, R. S. Jones, | R. M. and R. H. Fisk.
 The State Council of Defense of which Mayor Allyn L. Brown of Nor wich is a member is arranging for source of supply of service flags. des- ignated to fly from homes where men are in the war service. and town committee will place them for sale in the local stores.
 When George H. Hampstead and Miss Beatrice May Coffin were mar ried at the Groton Congreq tional parsonage Wednesday afternoon. Master William Hammond Coffin. th@ brides baby brother, was presented for baptism by the parents, Mir and Mrs. William Henry Coffin
 Within the last eight months there have been placed in the Otis Library four R.Ostcrucian publica ions: The Rosicrucian Cosmo O. -conception. The Mysteries and the Rosi- crucfan Magazine. Bows From the Rose Cross, which Is issued monthly. all written by Max He;ndel and print ed by the Rosicrucian Fellowship Press at Oceansi6e California Con ies Of the magazine may he cbtafred at a local magazine store within a. few weeks-adv