Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
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VARIOUS. MATTERS

VAN4OOSsis MAI E1I<0 I It is daybreak today at s17
 l Friday was the last day of sum
 mer. . S~ %
 | Light vehicle lamps at e.52 thi'
 The moon fulls today. the 1st. a
 7.2s. a. m.
 Delicious Stuffed Dates at Lee 6 Osgood's.-adv.
 The state W. c. T.5U. convention will
 be he1 din Middietown Oct. IT, IS, 19 Threshers about the country have
 had favorable weather for their fork l The best moonlight nights in Sep
 tember will be from the 1st to the l 5th. l At present there are over e5 men at the State Inebriate Farm, in Nor
 wich. Owners of hives are engaged in talk | ing out their honey. The season has | been fairly good.
 Synagogues are planning for the ob- servance of the Jewish New Year
 which falls on September IT and IS. Norwich employees of the Great A. & P. Co.,, attended the field day of the different stores of the company. at Momauguin, Thursday.
 As most of the grocers and market men will have holiday Monday, there will be evtra buying and selling to- day.
 A hearing on the executors account on the estate of the late Dr. c. O.. Maine was held at the probate court at Stonington, Wednesday.
 Kftemaug peach day at the Mohican today. Large baskets 79 cents; four quarts fer a quarter.-adv.
 The Masonic home at Wallingford receives $3,34S-02 in the final distribu- tion of the estate of the late Mrs. Nancy Wirth of Ansonia-
 The New Haven road is still ham pered in its freight service by great scarcity of help including train men and freight handlers.
 The Norwich Town troop of Boy Scouts, who have had their tent near the Joy we'll, at Lords Point, have
 The court house flag was at the top of the staff again Friday, having been at half mast Thursday on account of the funeral of Amos A. Browning.
 Members from Connecticut attended the fifth annual reunion of the Wilcox and allied families held at the Hotel McAlpin, New York, Thursday and Friday. .s
 The white phlox is in bloom and the is budding in the little yard a t the Central Baptist church, always kept so attractive by Janitor George J. Kraf-.
 AS calendar day for September. yes terday promised delightful weather Some of the wise ones predicted that 1t forecasted three equally fine days for the county fair next week.
 The management of the County Fair has been most liberal with the Red | Cross, since all the proceeds on We'd neSday next are to go to that organ ] lzation, the friends of which are work | ing hard to secure a big attendance.1
 Announced among teachers for the own of Plainfield are: Room V1 | Miss Helen K Moran. Wil!imantic; | Room III, Miss Mae Kennedy, Moos- ID; Room I, Miss Eda Hamann. Nor wich.
 In the annual report of the State Tax collections, the Rockville tax col ector, William A. .KuhnIy, has a per of 99 3-1O and is only by the Stafford tax collec- or, who has a percentage of 99 A. Lo
 All the wool received Wednesday at he Woman's League room was taken ,y those who are knitting for the lrmy. Mrs. A. N. H. Vaughn. who vas in charge Friday, stated that a lew supply of wool is expected at any ime.
 Al S+ Iaroes, EpisconaJ cIo,,rcb | 'oquetanuck, the session of the Sun av school will be resumed tomorrow. the morning service, at which there will be a celebration off loly communion by the rector, Rev. L.. 7. Sherburne.
 Get your Kitemaug picking peaches t the Mohican today. Special sale, 79
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 The White Ribbon Banner announc- s among contributions toward the National characterization coun- thompson. Canterbury. Central VII 1t aee $50. Holland county s25, Hanover 10. The total is $14Ssss eH x .s E. The Golden sAnniversary Gift' box E 5, which have been distributed among E. ne women of the Second Congrega- onal church to. help 'do their bit" or the women and children of foreign lHuS, VIII De COtISCCSd dI me sep | amber meeting of the auxiliary. Representatives of Boston and Prov lence mill interests have been exam ( ling the idle Packer mills in Pacwsr- file and it is understood nego- atfons are under way for purchase of le mills, tenement houses, she Pack mansion, and 10 acres of land There is local interest in the news ote that Lloyd Rider Stark and Whit Y ey William Stark, sons of MT ardi ITS. James E. Stark. of New York, lmmer residents. of Mystic. are among ( e successful applicants for admission
 the P1attsburg camp and have be- Tn training there.
 The eighth annual district confer ice and twentieth annual joint con- C 'ntion of the A. M. B. Zion churches u olored) of this district, is being held b
 the A. M. B. Zion church: Dan- u Try. Rev. Theodore A. Auten, pre- IT ling elder, presiding. The conference S, t ocontinue until Sunday. h