Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-28
VARIOUS MATTERS

Columbus Day, October 18th, a legs
 holiday. comes two weeks from to day.
 Beneft dance for Smoke Fund, Pal
 ner Hall, Fftchville. Friday, Sept. 2'
 adv.
 35 prisoners in his charge at the Nor
 wich jail
 Several local automobile partie
 have visited the Devils Hopyard fo
 picnic outings this week. The theme for the mid-week meet
 ings at Trinity Methodist church wa
 ''What ought to be our programme
 pastor, Rev. A. D.. Falmouth, is serf ously i'll at the parsonage in Brooklyn . Conn.
 A correspondent notes that L. c
 Gray has many acres of tall corn or the Isaac Maine place, east of Nortf
 Stonington.
 III Walter M Buckingham of Norwich
 has sold his houseboat Gypsy to Mrs G. I. Evans, of Gales Ferry, where the
 boat is moored.
 These beautiful days many visitors have enjoyed the wide prospect from | Overlook View, the new roadway in | Mohegan Park.
 l Automobile Commissioner Robins B l Stoeckel will hold hearings on auto law violations at New London this | (Friday) morning.
 i Since the New Haven road has en- 1 forced the law against trespaSSing, 1 tramps have not been so numerous in l the shore towns of the country. The Senior Holy Name society | members of St. Patrick's parish will | receive Holy Communion in a body at l the 7.30 mass Sunday morning.
 James E. Lord of Lords HiA! and Selecemen Frank E. Butten and John D. Avery. of North Stonington, were appraising sheep damages in that town Wednesday. Preparations are being made by the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad for the elevation of the tracks of the Norwich line as they approach the Groton station.
 At the room of the Woman's Ma tional League Canning Week. has lessened the attendance for several days, although good progress is being made on the khaki knitting. At the Red Cross room Thursday morning Miss Mary E. Richards was in charge. During the afternoon, Miss Edith Young took charge in the ab sence of Miss Elizabeth F. Pullen.
 The study of certain great questions of Christ is being continued at the mid-week meeting in Broadway Con- gregational church. That considered Thursday evening was: Have ye not yet faith ''
 It is interesting to note that ac- coroting to the new law the rabbit season is announced to open October .tll. which this year falls on Sun day, when hunting. of course is never permissible.
 The Shenecosset Golf Club house and golf course of Eastern Point will close next Monday, Oct. i. Nearly all the summer residents of the Point have closed their cottages and have gone to thtir city homes.
 Town Clerk Charles S. Holbrook has received a supply of copies of the new game laws and is giving one out to each person who applies for a hunt ing license. ss' far about 50 hunters ! licenses have been taken out.
 A number of people from the main land were at Fort Wright Thursday | to witness target practice in which l
 
 Iy the Eighth Company of Danbury took part, firing the ten-inch guns.
 A Storrs college, graduate, Harold T. Brundage, son of Mir. and Mrs. Ben iamin Brundage, of Danbury. has been selected as assistant county farm agent of the Fairfield County Farm Bureau and will have headquarters at Stamford.
 MT. D. F. C1ihord's school for lancing will open in Grange Hall, 'sturday at nsrs aftegnoon CT October 2oth at ord will be at the hall Saturdays. Oc- ober 9th and 18th. from 3 to 5 D. m. c register pupils.-adv. It A communication has been receiv- ( d here from headquarters of the Is Leronautica1 department of the Unit l d States navy for the district, 25 Huntington avenue Boston, with a nent in that branch of the army ser ice. At a meeting of Comfort circle, suard, of Washington street. We'd esday. the leader, Mrs. A. T. Utley. frs. Walter E. Garfield and Miss : dary Chester were appointed reIe- ury. The peach picking season at Kite 9 naug orchards closed Thursday whtn r he last of the E2lbertas were gather t d by F. W. Browning's men. The | season has been a rush one ecause so late. the maximum number baskets picked in any one dayi aving been $50. v While the exact total of the Golden a anniversary Gife." from the boxes dis d ributed among the women of the t econd Congregational church to help l s l relief work for the women and chill ren of foreign lands is not definitely [ nown, it is believed to be a gener- us contribution. . John w. Friars and Miss Aletha L.. ! arker were married Tuesday aft ' moon at o'clock by Rev. T. A. IT. s CT in Waterford at the home of the HH rides parents, Mir. and Mrs. R. F. arker. of Station 10. About seventy ve friends and relatives attended the =