Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-24
VARIOUS MATTERS

l VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at SIS this
 evening.
 The high tides of Saturday strewed i the strand at Ocean Beach with fnussel l shells.
 town are heavily laden with scarlet ] berries.
 From s7 degrees early Sunday morning, the mercury rose to 10 de-
 Many of the Jackies from the ships | in New London harbor were among
 Norwich visitors Sunday.
 The new tine table went into ef- i feet on the New York, New Haven | and Hartford railroad. Sunday, Sept. 23 At ts:e1 .. n.
 St. Maryss E. \. B. society netted $31. which was Heuerously given to the local Red Crdss.
 Untouched by frost, a beautiful crimson rose. blocmed Sunday in the narrow yard at thu Dime Savings bank on Main stess% The annual rally of the B. Y. P. U. is to be held at the Central Baptist church Sunday evening. September 30, in the conference room.
 Saturday, at o'clock, in St. Pa tricks an anniversary high mass of requiem for Jeremiah Gleason was sung by Rev. J. H. Br0der1ck.
 MT. c. H. Millerd will open a class in the seaaon'e dances, Tuesday even ing, Sept. 18th. eight o'clock. T. A. B. hall: 1S lessons $S.o0.-adv.
 The name of Lowell Stark. of the Army Hospital Corps, haa been added to the honor roll in the vestibule of Broadway church, making eighteen on the list.
 The State Tax con,Inissten is send ihg out abstract books which have been prepared by the State Board of Equalization for the use of town as- sessors.
 The old Kinney house on Washing ton street, recently remodeled by its new owner, W. H. Allen, has been painted an attractive gray, with white ! trimmings.
 At a concert given Friday evening at the vestry of the Gfoton Congre- gational church for the benefit of the | Service league of Connecticut college, $40 was realized. 1
 The aydroaeroplane from the Navy Yard took advantage of Saturdays the harbor and above ocean Beach and 1 out oyer the Sound.
 Now that salaries at the Norwich l is expected that the shortage in the l number of ward attendants and other | employees will be overcome.
 A full truck load of parcel post mat ter from the American Thernos Bot lie Company, made -in- Norwich goods, was among shipments by the 1928 a. h. train Saturday. l.
 Old Lyme's share in the campaign to 'aise a million dollars for a millicn books for a million soldiers Is $50. This amount is to be raised during his week of Sept. 24-30th.
 The State Civil Service Commission Friday in order to secure names for addition to the eligible list of prison guards. Twelve took the tests. -emaining at the Groton Ship & En- zine Company's plant till January 1, nave leased the Neptune Park cottage ,f Charles M. Hutzler, of Norwich.
 Some of-the Connecticut merchants rave started a scheme to Hooverize 'n wrapping paper, handing purchas- ITS their bundles in the original boxes without extra wrappers. This saves :, paper.
 Today, the sixth anniversary of the ; of St. Patriek's church { here are to- be two mas ssee in the ( hurch, at and 8 o'clock, the latter high mass.
 The fifth annual reunion of the de- ! cendants of James and Elizabeth ] Welch Bailey was held recently at $ Elizabeth Park, Hartford. The next eunion will be held with Mrs. Clifford ( t Stafford Springs. c The New York New Haven and g Hartford railroad Company October 1, ]! f vil1 discontinue in part the practice " f accepting indiscrinninateiy any hour t f the day for all destinations, less han carload lots of freight.
 Mrs. Johanna T. scully of Allston, lass, has granted the use of her and at the corner of Allen and Nit hell streets to- the school children J Groton for another year as a re- { rard for their faithful work done this t ear. c The regular September meeting of ne AuXlilary, w. $. M, Of the Second [ congregational church, will take the b orm of a Jubilee Tea. All the mite il oxes for the Golden Anniversary q fits are to be brought or sent to this ieeting. tG The New London Tierney cadets are have a navy night dance this (Mon- a ay) evening. Guests will be present O 'om the submarine base, St. Anne'st adies' Total Abstinence society of IT orwich and St. Mary's T. A. B. so- u ety, Norwich.
 To the honor roll of Trinity Meth list church young men who have one to the service of the country have N cen added: Capt. William Dennison, s' eroy Whitnarsh, JVhn Mc1 efzy, al th Co. Artillery, Ft. Wright, and q 'illiam Young and Harold Young. u
 io The civilian clothes of the soldiers V ho left Norw.ch' last week, will be g;