Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-15
VARIOUS MATTERS

l NofWtcns SakoroAys SePt. sos TIT. l VARIOUS MATTERS It is not daybreak now until s.ss.
 Light vehicle lamps at s.2s this
 evening. <
 Louisa to Norwich to discharge her
 cargo.
 To Inquirer: The Great Harrington
 26, 27. 2s.
 Boston, Paris, Ivory. and guaran- Clothing Co.-adv.
 A change in the law relating to the | hunting of. coons extends tho closed season until Oct. 15.
 The evenings are growing notics- ably shorter. Friday the sun set at a minute past o'clock. One man near East Lyme reports . loss of $500 on late strinx beans be- cause of Monday nights frost. Work is being rushed on farms to get the, frosted corn cut for silage be- fore a rain comes to rot the stalks. The Lords Point inn has closed af- ter very successful season. Manager Fitch will go away for several weeks vacation
 Last chance to buy Arrow Collars at 10c each today at the Eagle Cloth ing Co.'s Alteration Sale.-adv.
 Among winners of many first and second premiums for apples at Berlin fair this week were Gully & Son of Rockville
 It is claimed that there have tRsn 29 thunder storms so far this HAassn, the grea-est number in any one season for years.
 E. H. Wilkins Of the federal reserve bank of Springfield. was in attendance at a meeting Of the state park commis- sion in Pomfret Thursday.
 All the local drug stores will close at o'clock Sunday evenings until further notice.-adv.
 At o'clock Friday. in St. Patrick's mass for Mrs. Norah Ikearney was sung by Rev. H. Broderick.
 The state highway department has a force of men at work cutting off the humps and 1evelfng up tke state road through the main street ot the village of Niant'c.
 Cheapeux denerents. New milinary store, up stairs. Smart hats. Low prices, 39 Main street. Madame Four nier.-adv.
 The Connecticut division of the woman's committee of the council of national defense is to hold a meeting in Hartford in the state capitol Thurs day, Sept. 20.
 Norwich delegates from the Young Peoples Christian union of the Uni versalist churches in this state were in Danbury Friday for the 27th am nrIal state convention of the organiza- ton. years first selectman of Groton, has consented to, run again, thus taking the vacancy on the democratic ticket which G. R. Hampstead left by his resignation.
 The Eagle Clothing Co.'s Altera- ton Sale will be at it's best today for | real live bargains in mems and young mems suits.-adv. After spending part of the summer with her sister, Mrs. Edward Welch, 1 at South Lyne, Miss Lillian Budlong has returned to her home and duties as a teacher in the Ashaway, R. l., public school.
 While this weeks frost nipped some l of the corn at the summer farm of | Mir and Mrs. John E. Tanning of Nor | wich, at Mathewson's Mills. several l hundred muskmelons on the place es- | capped damage.
 New orders on the cars of the Gro ton and Stonington line make the pas | sengers leave the cars by the forward door. At present it Is necessary to lock | the rear door until everybody gets | feaded tn the right direction.
 naa1orS iu ronoyo+ad ;,.,ttnr 1,a x,a not yet compiled with the provision of l the law requiring them to put up a sign reading Renovated Butter Sold Here," Datry and Food Commissioner Frank. II. Stsdtmuel1er stated this week.
 Katherine c. Lambert, manufacturer ,f human hair goods, 57 Federal street, Main street. Phone S32-6.-adv.
 Friday afternoon at the Red Cross 'oom c ace circle of .he Kings Mrs. Frank J. King, leadeer. ,pent 3 number of hours preparing surgical dressings. An fncrea sed num- per of workers was at tte room dur ng the day.
 The work is increasing daily at the oom of the Woman's league in. the Chayer building: Miss Olive Hunting on, wh) was in charge Friday after loon, gave out much khaki wool for Lrmy knitting and received a number if completed sets.
 Former Congressman Bryan F. Ma lan of New London figured in an au- omobile accident at Waterford a day IT two ago, as a result of which he uffered two broken ribs. His ma hine skidded on a slippery road and ollided with a po1e.,
 At Rockville, the America II, the rcra ho hAIN off tA khA nent school of which Evererd Thomp- on, formerly Of Norwich. is manager