Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-11

3 II Norxioh, Tussday, Sept. fl, 1917.
 VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at s.ss this
 evening.
 II Miss Carrie E. Champlin, teacher of piano and harmony, If Church street. Il Tho wild cucumber vines have flour i ished this season until they are pest l in many localities.
 | According to one gardener, frosts 1 are seldom experienced in September I unless during the full moon.
 l The planet Saturn is morning star until Oct. 17th, then evening and morn ing star till the end of the year. l Three or forr chilly days have help
 ed trade for the fur dealers, although fashion now insures them year
 round season.
 l A months mind mass for Patrick J. l Coleman has been requested by the
 Holy Name society of St. Patrick's church for today.
 The nine men from Holland county district who have been sent by Division I BOaTd NO. AS arc on Quty al camp Devens at Aver. Mass.
 The September White Ribbon Ban-
 ner ack,iowleoges the receipt of s1o ard the Banner deficit.
 committee of the Pleasan, View Im- provement association reports 120 members in good standing The eighth wa:rous-w -waterhouse re-
 union was held Saturday at West Haven. Those present included Mrs. John L. McGuigan of Mystic
 Cheapeux defferents. New millinery store, up stairs. Smart hats. Low prices. S9 Main street. Madam Four nier.-adv.
 The question of the continuance of Second church night is to be discussed at the midweek service of the Second Consregati ationar church this week.
 The annual outing of the Putnam Phafanx which has eastern Connecti- cut members, will be held at the Rustic aoth. N ''
 Edwin Moore has left East -Haddam to become buttermaker Fishers Island farm, and entered on his duties this week. Mrs. Moore Will join him later.
 Tn the September issue of Motor Boating appears an interesting story. Another Trophy Goes to the West, by Charles F. Chapman. formerly of this city.
 J. J. Ganey, a grocer of Sss Bank street, New London. has filed a peti- ton in tankruptcy in which his assets s1o,42s
 A ministerial conference was held Monday at the German Lutheran 1 church il Collinsville About IA of the | German Lutheran pastors of the state l were present. |
 It Is noted by a New Haven paper | thar Mrs. John Addison Porter and theH Misses ;>orter, who have been at their | simmer home in Pomfret. will spend | September at Madison.
 No exemptions will be granted to drafted employees of the internal reve- | nue or customs services in the district | of Connecticuc on the grounds of in to the service.
 Handsome borders of scar1et gerani- ums and rich purple asters win ad- | from all who drive or walk past the home of MT. and Mrs. Richard | Saunders on West Thames street.
 Katherine c. Lambert, manufacturer of human hair goods, 57 Federal street, New London. Mondays in Norwich, 116 l Main street. Phone S22-5- adv.
 After i've weeks vacation spsst in his old home town, Hampton High lands, Me, and in Boston, Clerk George B. Parsons of the superior court is pack at his desk in the city hall.,
 St. Joseph's (Polish) school on Cliff 'treet opened the term Tuesday with lbout 350 pupils and seven Sisters as f0o o1, f1 'ary this term because of the increased number of purils.
 To make preliminary arrangements or the state convention of A. 0. H. to ,e held in Danbury mex August a meeting of the special committees from 1 he A. O. H. and the Ladies' auxiliary vas heli in hat city Friday evening asst
 The herd of 22 Dutch Belt cows, leifers and bulls owned by Oscar A. and T.ufus J. Leonard of Tol- and. shown at Worcester state fair, ook all The sweepstakes, taking all the rst premiums but one, winning II or 2 first prizes.
 Town Clerk Charles s. HoIbrook of Norwich has not yet received the first l hfpment ofethe public acts of 1917 for to all who care for them | lthough copies have been sent to some $ own clerks in a few other towns. The 1 ooks are unusually late. At recent meeting of the Groton I 1onument association the officers lected were: President, George o. Miner; vice presidents, Mrs. c. H. locomb, Mrs. Susan Meech, Frederick T ill. Mrs. Fr .derick Bill, Miss Addie / homas and Eugene Baker. t Something ever $1 900 will be real led from the ball and concert given n Friday night at the Ocean Beach avilion by the New London Police 1en's association Towards providing le fund that they will need to enter r Lin the state convention there next s ear. 4 ,rb. 1,,o,~,,,. ..;. il