Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22

The Norwich district banner: won in the contest of last year, was for mally presented the Epworth League of the Methodist church where 1t will again.
 School Opens at g.
 The new schedule of school hours has been tried and found not prac- ticable. The time of opening the morning session has been changed to o'clock, closing one half hour later at the afternoon session.
 Birthday clambake.
 Joseph F. Kineen celebrated his birthday, which occurred Sept. g. by giving his friends a clambake din- ner. The dinner consisted of clans. lobster, greencorn. white and sweet potatoes, chicken, sausage and tripe. Charles Kingsley was chef.
 New London Man Jailed.
 James Wilson of New London ac- companied Morris Freeman to the farm of Newton Landphore and while Mir. Landphere was showing MT. Free man some calves which he wished to sell, Wilson stole MT. Landphere's gun. Upon complaint Constable M. J. Hick- ey arrested Wilson and brought him before Justice of the. Peace William Smiddy. He was placed under bonds of $150. Failing to furnish bonds he was sent to jail. His case was bound
  in January. 4
 News Briefs.
 Robert c. Burchard and Cornelius E. lFlaherty attended Kingston fair on Wednesday.
 Frederick Richards is enjoying his vacation, a part of which will be spent in New York.
 George Carlton f,"~ begun work as
 torman on the Shore Line Electric Railway Co.
 Harold Rosenlund of Pequot, em- pioyed in New Haven. has enlisted as States navy.
 Scouts Camp Fire.
 Thursday evening a campfire was given for the Boy Scouts of the vil- lage on the lot Of MT. Phillips at tended were Scoutmaster Louis Phil lips, Carl Benson. Frank Harvey and Louis Mousley, Charles Ramage. liar old Botham, Lester Dart, George Mar ski; A lunch of roasted frankfurts. rolls. cake. cookies, cocoa, with musk melons, peas and candy was relished.
 Attended Picnic.
 The members of Good Cheer Sun shine society who attended d picnic at Mohawk cottage. the guests of Mrs Walter H. Barker at Pine Grove on Thursday were Mrs. Frank Mousley, Mrs. Grace Mallory. Mrs. Bagby of Mrs. George Walker, Mrs Augustus C. Stearns, Mrs. Norris Treadway, Mrs. Frederick F. Comstock, Mrs. George Sherman, Mrs. Francis P. Rob- Charles kennerson. Mrs. Herbert Grant. Mrs. Jennie Martin of Baltic Mrs. John J. LawIess. Miss May J. i;enham and Miss Hannah Mallory all served at noon. The society holds it's annual picnic at the almshouse on 1 thursday. ..
 Dr. Morton E. Fox with Mir. and Mrs. Frank J. Alexander, attended the Hrockton fair. Ruvlston " Hart. who enlisted in tke Naval Reserve three months ago, received notice Thursday to report for duty and left early TriGay for 
 Frank Anderson has com pleted work on well for George P. Smith in Pe- quot.
 Will Entertain Homc Guards. Frank P. Richards, private in the local company Of Home Guards, also proprietor If Camp Richards at Oxo- lsoc-o lake. has invited the company to1 bo his g7lests today (SaturCAy) at his camp when he will serve a chow7er dinner. A committee of arrangements. john Lynch M. J. Hickey. C. E. Fla 6ertv and Edwin AnteE and baseball cfo-11ittee. will pl"n for athletic sports, bethin" and ba SebalI.
 William La Rountv has obtained work in Pepperel. Mass.
 Miss Hooper Resigns.
 Miss Grace Hooper who returned as principal of the Uncasville school aft"r a years leave Of absence has resigned her position. taking effect Monday her place was taken by Miss Marian Henry, private secretary to the state supervisor