Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
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Norwich, Saturday, Sept. 22, 1si7.

Norwich, Saturday, Sept. 22, 1917.
 VARIOUS MATTERS .
 Light vehicle lamps at s.17 this eye
 ming.
 For two mornings the fog has been very dense. >,t Tomorrow is State Mission Sunday
 in the Baptist churches.
 Sunday. made it's appearance in a
 bank Of clouds Friday evening.
 It has been .innpossf1ble all week to get laborers to dig potatoes ors do Rother crop harvesting. at $2.5o per day. ss
 Dance given by the Baltic Red Cross tonight in Sprague Hall. Baltic, Conn I-adv.
 | In order to keep the boys in camps posted as to home doings, some of their friends are having The Bulletin mailed to them daily.
 | The Red Cross room will not be l open today. Friday, many workers were engaged there preparing surgical dressings and supplies.
 l The teachers of Westerly are to have today (Saturday) an outing to Lantern Hill, taking their lunches. A l clambake Is to be a feature. Tomorrow is the communion Sun day for the men of St. Patrick's par | ish irrespective of any particular parish society or organization. Pleasant days this week have been been been trying to save ali avaiiable of | their crops, damaged by last weeks | freeze. | A porpoise shown in the window of | the Broadway Fish market Is seven feet long and weighs 366 poundA The monster was caught In. the vicinity of Boston.
 Men, hear Guytave Bochman, of Hartford. at the Y. M. c. A. open air meeting at p. m. Sunday. Bucking- ham Memorial grounds Tomorrow, in Trinity Methodist church, a, collection will be taken for connection with the present no-iicense campaign.
 Yesterday was like a mid summer ring their domestic and social activf- ties to the piazzas for the better part of daylight.
 At the sixty fifth annual fair of the Rockville Fair Association the at tendance broke all records, q total of more than 16,000 visiting Hyde Park in, the three days.
 At Christ church Friday morning, the rector. Rev. Richard R. Graham holy communion, at the services for St. Matthew's day.
 Seamen and farmers noted Friday
 
 the wind was from, the south, which is supposed to be the prevailing wind for the next six months.
 Delegates are being appointed to the annual state conference of the Women's Auxfliaries of the Y. M. c. A. of Connecticut which will be held In many of the state towns, mem bers of the Council Of Defense are of any cases of distress arising from the absence of drafted or enlisted men.
 At Watch Hill about seventy five families are still occupying cottages. They have been. rewarded with some ot the most delightful weather of the season following the recent cold spell. ~ E,
 Travellers along the Montville road are getting a good view of the fine 1 new schoolhouse, being erected by l Mrs. Grace Palmer Melcer. as a me- moriala to her mother, Mrs. Edwin | Palmer.
 Considerable finished work was re- turned to the room of the Woman's | League, Thayer Building, during fri | day, to fill the seventh box. The army | knitting has to be returned by Octo- f Der 18th.
 Dance given by the Baltic Red Cross tonight in Sprague Hall. Baltic, Conn. adv.
 There was a meeting of the women parlors of the Congregational church to appoint a committee to work in connection with the National Council of Defense.
 This will be busy weekend for District Superintendent G. G. Scriv- ener, of Norwich, who is announced to preach Sunday at Methodist serv- Jewett City. +-'f
 An increase in trolley fares from five to six cents. will become efYec- |, tive October 1, on all lines in the state operated by the Connecticut company which formerly controlled Eastern Connecticut lines. s l,
 Specially qualified colored men are wanted in the stevedore regiments l. corps, National. Army. to notice from the U. S. Army recruiting station, 956 Chapel street, New Haven. An exeiutive meeting of the Con aecttcut State Teachers League, of which Miss B. G. McC1oud, of Nor wich is a member, is to be held in Room 20, at the Hartford Public High school. at 10:45 o'clock this . morning. The examination for the Dental Re- { 'erve Corps of the army. which has