Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-11
VARIOUS MATTERS
The proprfetors Of the Stoningt Manor Inn have left for New York tho winter.
Tempera&Uo a4 low aa 9e de9roe was recorded near Trading Cove Wed nesday morning.

50 far the fro0t has spared JonfSo1 Fields .ges1niums and beds of coleua in the court house grounds.
 i Miss Adfo6 is at the Lenox house Main street, until Saturday, All th< newest hair styles. Tsl. 12e7.-Adv.
 Farmers who arc delivering wood ir Norwich are now collecting ts . cord an advance of $2 in two years.
 Member. of the Bible olass of the l Central Baptist church worked at the
 Red Cross room Wednesday afternoon 1 A full line of new winter xnilhnery Union street. Prices reasonable-aav A flnal certificate of dissolution o1 waShbuFn . Rogers, Inc, Of New ford
 Thompson raised n hills of, cuoumbers i this season which by actual count bore 4,75z prime cuoumbe-s.
 Daughters hold in Danbury t9 being attended by the state president, Mrs.
 William H. Dawley, of Norwich. The local ssesmbfy of the Daugntsr. of tho King in Connecticut, is to be held in St Johns Episcopal church in Waterbury Saturday, November .. It is claimed that up in Rockville the terrined hens have stopped laying, thinking the balloons from the govern ment balloon school hawks flying over.
 Mrs William Bauantine Pennel0s dancing class opens Friday. Oct. 13.- Afternoon class 4:15. High school class 7:3o, Chamber of Commerce building.-adv.
 School pupils have been securing from the library literature pertaining to Columbus Day tomorrow, which date is the 425th anniversary of the dis covery of America.
 Wednesday morning at seven o'clock Rev. Peter J. Cuny of St. Patrick s church read mass for and gave com munion to the 40 Catholic patients at the Norwich Tuberculosis sanatorium.
 Letters which come from Vice Consul and Mrs. Luther D. Zabriskie from Mexico City tell of their agreeable surroundings and the many delightful conditions in that most interesting country.
 The members of the Natchaug Game Club of wilhmantic arc to entertain owners of the land which they lease for hunting at a dinner at Chaplin Saturday afternoon of this week at two o'clock.
 Tho 20 900 feet of walks contracted pleted last week by company from New Haven and another years work will give Rockville over ten miles of excellent sidewalks.
 When St. Patrick's Tierney cadets of Mystic note their fourth anniversary Sunday afternoon, Oct. 14, former County Director William H. McGuin- ,F ioI inv fo6 fn act as toastmaster.
 [, School for dancing will open satur day, Oct. 20, at Grange hall Children's class meets at 2.30. Academy class at 7.3o. Terms, IS lessons $10. MT. Cliff ford will be at the hall Saturday. Oct. 13, from to 6.-adv.
 Thomas W. Russell fuel admins trator in Connecticut is planning to appoint committees in every town of any size in the state. These commit tees will be in charge of the coal sit uation in each community.
 Decision about holding a flower show which will be for the benefit of the Red Cross Is to be made at a of the New London Horticult- ura1 society which will be held this evening at municipal building.
 Enumeration of the children of school age in Now London has already pro ceed so far that the indications are that teh final figures will show more names than last year. Thomas E. Donohue is acting as enumerator.
 Wednesday afternoon, Miss Phoebe Brewster, who was in charge of the room of the Woman's League in the Thayer building, received a number of knitted articles returned by individuals and gave out wool to a number of ap- plicants.
 Local druggists have filed their in ventories as ordered to by the internal revenue department showing the of liquor, cigars, cigarettes band which come under the new war revenue bill.
 Duo to the fact that q considerable number of scoutmasters throughout the state have joined the forces of the ] United Staes, 1t has been decided that the state meet of the Boy Scouts which l was to have taken place in New Haven l year.
 Herbert T. Clark of Willimantic has purchased the land and buildings and | ihe water power privilege that went l with the old paper mill plant at South | Chaplin. The property was last op- srated by tho Bossom Fiber Board Company, but of late 1t has been in | ,ne nAHos oi IHoy' IN. =, attorney.
 Twenty-eight pupils from the Laurel 1 Hill kindergarten. with their teachers. Miss Taft and Miss Royce, visited the Central fro station Wednesday after noon and were given a talk on fire by Chief H. L. Stanton, who struck an alarm on box S3 and lad all the apparatus run out on Union ,Quare.
 Dance at Montviiie.
 A dance and social was held in Montvf1le on Saturday evening. by he Merry Fifteen of the U. s. $. San Francisco, of which Joseph Hick- y, who had charge of the affair. Is member.
 The hall was pretttly decorated with flags and bunting from the ship, he music was furnished by New