Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-20
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at s.21 thi
 evening.
 It was 30 degrees in the shade Wed
 nesday afternoon.
 Local sportsmen learn that bluefsl land mackerel have struck on in tn,
 Race.
 Mis- Carrie E. champlin, teacher O,
 piano and harmony, if Church street.
 adv.
 1 Today, September goth, the day.
 length has decreased a minute ovel
 three hours.
 Walter Denison- has purchased 6
 14x45 foot houseboat which is at the
 Golden Spur.
 The Hutzler family. of Norwich have
 closed their cottage at Neptune Park
 for the season. Q
 MT. D. F. Clifford will reopen school for dancing and department early in October in Grunge Hal1-adv. l During August, George sL. Chesbro, of the Norwich State Free Employment l Bureau. placed 241 applicants. l Norwich barbers have received mo- | tlce that they must renew their state | licenses on or before October 1. I Ingalls Brothers of Norwich. have l been carting the last of their lumber 1 from the Terry woods, at Old Lyme. A party of Norwich girls recently spent a vacation at Gales Ferry on the fhouseboat Gypsy, owned by Walter M Buckingham.
 The annual reunion of. the Twenty in Middletown today lThursday). in G. A. R. hall
 The Airlie woolen Mills. Hanover. gre among the Connecticut plants which are working busily on govern ment orders.
 At Rockville, William A. Semple of Hartford is acting manager of The Southern New England Telephone Company's exchange.
 Sale of household furniture. dress makers supplies and fixtures. We'd Eesday and Thursday, at the Studio Speciality Shop. 52 Church street Phone s24.-adv.
 The Shore Line Electric railway started in on their regular hour sched- u!e from Saybrook Sunday and has rendered good service all the week.
 Robert Scott of the Chase Hill dis trict. Ashaway. lost his entire crop of several hundred baskets of peaches as a result of the freeze of September 10.
 The local state employment bureau is finding 1t almost impossible to sup ply the demand for women for house. 1 work. tool makers and machinists, and laborers to harvest crops
 At the mfd-week meeting of the Sec | nnd Coneregational church this even given to study of questions concern 1 ing the Puritans in England
 The garden at the County Home on smith avenue. in which the older boys | had worked SO faithfully and of which they were so proud is showing the 1 damaging effect of last weeks frost.
 Today (Thursday,. the district su- oerfntendent Rev. George G. Scriven- sr, of Norwich will be in Mystic for visft and conference with Rev. 4. H. 'Vtthee. pastor of the Methodist -hurch. |
 At the Norwich Red Cross room, Shak is cut and ready to be taken ,ut by any person who wishes to make >'diers. The completed bags must be by September 18th.
 Mrs. Victoria Plante wishes her customers to know that her fall rodels have come. I also have four If the best surgical corsets in. New England clean and do any altera- ions on corsets. They sell from $2.50 ID. Phone 167s.-adv.
 Contracts for the building and com ,ietion of Six 9.o00-t ton. steel ships. :ach to be 425 feet in length. have works and the craft will be built by ] he Noank branch of the firm. 1
 Wednesday afternoon Boss Farmer nf ft1O vi<1t1 { ate Hospital. returned fom the M P. '1ant farms at East Lyme, with a half ( ozAn fine Berkshire hogs. to be added ! o 400 or more on the hospital farm. (
 An evange1istic team, in the effort to ecure increased membership. is being ,arned for the Norwich district of the southern New England Conference of he Methodist church. Organization is 0 he perfected during the coming nonth.
 The committee on Rally Day at ' Trinity Methodist church includes: 'ahinet of FL. J. c. Macpherson, ( William Grove. Mrs. E. M. Newbury. frs. Frank !. King. Mrs. Costello Lip lit Mrs. J. H. Newland. Mrs. J. B. tanton. q It is noted by New Haven paper z hat Mrs. John Addison Porter and I nes Misses Porter of New Haven, who . ave taken a cottage at Madison : teach for September will return tol : heir summer home in Pomfret later i. l the Fall. Herbert Gillette of Baltic has been ? ! Lyme. d!sposing of Ifs property on lain street. One building lot Mas urchs sed by Elmer Hewitt. The pool l com building was sold to an out of II own purchaser, who will open a drug tore on the lower floor. Fishers Island Sunday afternoon essed one of the biggest patriotic eel 6rations ever known on that island. r -hen practically all the people either in or turned out to watch le' parade, arranged through the eff d ,rts of the Home Defense league. F No person shall take or attempt , take any fish through the ice by c le use of more than ten tip-1lps. bobs a r similar devices set or held sta- onary. a. any one time and upon de- srtufe from the ic~ must remove such