Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-15
VARIOUS MATTERS
It is daybreak now at 4.16.

VARIOUS MATTERS It is daybreak now at 4.16. Light vehicle lamps at 5.ss this
 evening.
 Many hunters were out early Sat Even the Pleasant Day News Stand is displaying the slogan. Buy Liberty Bonds"
 From 2s degrees early Sunday morn ing the mercury had risen to 5s de- grees at noon.
 Patrick's school are to work to help
 the parish fund for Liberty bond buy ing,
 acres at Oakdale has been made by James O'Neill to out of town pur-
 chasers.
 Roads and fields were strewn Sat urday with twigs and branches broken off during Friday nights severe rain and wind storm.
 Sunday afternoon there were forty three visitors to the Otis library read ing room. Miss Mildred D. Rogers was in charge.
 As announced Sunday, Connecticut's total of regular army enlistments has reached 2676, three having enlisted the previous day.
 The decorative effect of a lbar- berry hedge during autumn is dem onstrated by that at the Huntington residence. on Broadway.
 The crops are being harvested in the garden which was planted at Backus Hospital as the institutions way of helping win the war.
 An anniversary high mass of re- quiem for John J. Murtagh was sung in St. Patrick's church Saturday at o'clock by Rev. J. H. Broderick.
 The flag is again flying at the Cen tral Baptist parsonage on Broadway, indicating that Rev. A! F. PurSiss and
 The annual convention of the Ma rine Draughtsmen of the United States is to be held in New London, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 19 and 20.
 During Saturday and Sunday many hundreds of passersby inspected and admired the Liberty Loan exhibit as arranged in one of the show windows of the Boston Store.
 II1anuIdCLuI1n2 pany is rushing work on the old mill building at PackerviIle and will place all the tenement blocks in first class condition at once.
 Prohibition workers here have been notified that the annual convention of the Antf-Saloon League of America, is to be held at Washington. D. C., on December 10 to 13 next.
 Doctors and nurses at the Norwich State Hospital are doing their bit, many extra hours to try to who have entered the government ser vice.
 Norwich merchants are keeping close tabs on trolley traffic, with a | view to determining whether or not the advance in fares is keeping su- urban shoppers from coming to town !! IS usual.
 At Mohegan Park, Supt.. John Duff | lighted a kerosene stove to warm up he monkey house; When he returned, | thing, including the five monkeys, | which are busy now cleaning them | selves.
 The Danbury Universalist church l will be represented at the Unitedj States general convention of the de- nomination, which meets in biennial i I .o 21. by Rev. E. R. Barber, former | y of Norwich.
 Referring to the recent patriotic 1 service at the Methodist church there he Moosup Journal notes that Mayor 3rown of Norwich gave a splendid l statement of the causes of the war With Germany, speaking from the l standpoint of 8 lawyer.
 The thirty-third marriage anniver- iary of George W. and Lucy A. Pot CT was observed recently at Gibson Hill. MT. and Mrs. Potter were mar jed at Scituate, R. I. Mir. Potter was 'orn at Coventry in '43, and Mrs. Pot CT is native of Danielson.
 Word has been received by Judge l. E. Hewitt of Groton borough that seorge L. Cook of Groton has arrived l F France and is in good health and pirits- His address for awhile will e Care Chief Engineer Officer, A. 7. F.. France via New York"
 Officials are warning shippers of sea l pod that it is unlawful to ship in interstate commerce, scaI1ops which l 1hether to increase the volume and Ieight of the mo1lusks or whether it 5 only incidental to washing opera Ions.
 The city never expended money in a 'ay more satisfactory to all taxpay- rs than is that of Thames street fol- owing the recent Improvements It ,oks now as though the majority of he remodeled houses toward the ,, ridge were to be equipped for base |