Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-13
VARIOUS MATTERS

| Norwich, Tnursday, Sept. 1s, 1917. VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at e:s2 thi tevening.
 The annual convention of the Con tnectfcut Chamber Of Commerce vii
 be held In Hartford on October IS. The Shore Line trolleys beyond Say. brook have been on a two-hour sched- tfae. owing to trouble at the powei
 fouse'
 | The annual reunion of the Fourteenth | Connecticut Regiment. Civil War Vet erans, is to be held September IT, al Guilferd.
 at the local post office of parcel post packages addressed to the soldiers at the forts. I urerB arc hampered by speculation in sulphur. that is, the hoarding of crude and melted ore.
 Miss Carrie E. champIin, teacher ot piano and harmony. fl Church street. adv. The Y. P. c. U of the Danbury Uni
 
 for the coming state convention to be held in that city.
 Camping loses much of its poetry during these cold night and most of the tents along the river banks have been struck for this season. 4 total of 2519 army enlistments for Connecticut since April 1st was reported Wednesday, six men having enlisted on the previous day.
 A big supply of khaki wool for knitting army sets was received We'd nesday at the room of the Woman's League, in the Thayer building.
 Cheapeux defferents. New millinery store, up stars. Smart hats. Low prices. t9 Main street. Madam Four nier.-adv.
 The apple crop of New England is not 50 per cent. The prices of apples, therefore must be higher to-the whole saIers. retailers and ultimate consum- CTS.
 The Holland County Farm Bureau Tuesday afternoon to discuss plans for the new fiscal year beginning October frstA
 been asked to get 500 housewives ready by Decemebr to put in comfort bags for the men of the battleship Connec- ticut.
 Katherine G. Lambert, manufacturer of humar hair goods 57 Federal street, New London. Mondays in Norwich, l16 Main street. Phone Se25.-adv.
 The Hartford Post notes that former Norwich residents. MT. and Mrs. John Gallup have returned home after spending two months at sakonnet Point, R. I.
 A New Haven paper mntioned Wed nesday that MT. and Mrs. Robert A. France, CHelen Hoibrook) who have been spending the summer at Fishers Island have returned home. preached at the Sunday morning sser vice at the Congregational Church in Old Lyme and in the evening he gave a stereopticon lecture.
 Six weeks work by Norwich Chap ter. Red Cross, as posted at, the room in the Thayer Building Wed nesday. shows 2,673 gauge dressings made and 275 garments cut. i
 The Hotel Griswold at Eastern Point has closed it's season. The manager and employees will go to Bellair, Fla, to open the Belleview hotel also owned by Commodore Morton F. Plant.
 At a recent meeting. of St. Mary's society. New London it was stated that out of membership of fifty eight Young men over one-third are doing active service in various branches.
 Lima Cavalieri famous the world 1 over as a beauty, a dancer and a 1 singer. has been spending the sum ner quietly at Waterford with her 1 husband Lucien Muratore, the cele- Orated tenor.
 Some of the c. F. societies remem- oered Wednesday that pr. Francis E. l Clark. founder and head of the United 1 born at Aysmer, Quebec, 66 years | ago Sept. 18th.
 At the agents convention of the Con- 1ecdcut Mutual Life Insurance Com 1 oany at Fishers Island over 200 agents l rom all parts of the country are in | The meeting continue l through Saturday. At Milford, an addition, decorations lad other improvement to cost about l 15,000 will be completed soon at St dary's Catholic church, of which Rev. Peter H. McClean, formerly of Norwich nd Colchester is pastor. The Forty fourth Annual Commun- cation of the Most Worshipful Grand ROu6C Ol SOiiIlCStACot- SOipICu NdSOASs ] 5 holding e two days session in New Iaven. The visiting lodges include eptha Lodge. New London.
 The law was off on. Sora Rail We'd esday, Sept 12, after which date it ill be lawful to shoot them to Dec. 1st inclusive. The wild oats aDe not 8 abundant as usual. and hunters are1 ot anticipating particularly good rail hooting. iI Charles Chapman. fireman on a II of the West yard at Midway, II adly sprained his ankle Monday af- il srnopn when the switcher on which