Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-18
VARIOUS MATTERS

| Today, Saint Luke the Evangelist!
 day, there will be the celebration O holy communion in the Episcopa churches.
 The papers note that Mrs. Charles
 E. Bailey who spent the summer a Pomfret, has returned to her homo 1r Providence, R. L
 The Fall meeting of the Connecti- cut Congregational club was held | Tuesday evening at Center Churck | house. in Hartford.
 Additions will be made to all water
 bills remaining unpaid after Oct. 2oth l-adv.
 1 Delegates are being chosen to attend
 the State Christian Endeayor Con
 chester, October 26 and 27. The weekly bulletin issued by the | Storrs deals with How to Make a | Hotbed for the comping Spring. The Norwich Bulletin is flying q | three enlisted men, Robert O. F1etc5 : CT. Harold R. Robinson and Reginald c. Pardy.
 gent Is sending out a rally call to the Connecticut Daughters of the Amer ican Revolution to rally to the cause of the Liberty loan.
 A Portland, Conn. correspondent writes: Rev. F. w. Barber, of Putnam a retired clergyman, has moved his family into the Fred G. Haines house on Main street, Gildersleeve.
 Whist and "45" Young Ladies' So-
 dality, St. Mary's parish, Pulaski hall
 tonight. Play at s:15. Tickets 25
 cents.-adv.
 N. H. Arnold, chief pilot of the Col legiate Balloon school, at Rockville, was the speaker at the annual meet ing of the womens club at Storrs Agri- cultural college Tuesday evening.
 Nutting parties to willimantic Camp ground are finding that the late season together with the blight on the trees has injured the chestnuts so that what few there are seem small and wormy.
 Wednesday was the birthday of a Chi1de Hassam. eminent artist, who was born in Boston, 5S years ago, Oct. 17th.
 Following the Red Cross conference in New Haven Tuesday which 9 nuci- Der from Eastern Connections attend ed, luncheon was served to several hundred ladies in the Yale Dining room.
 The tax collector will be at the drug store of George NJ. Rathbone. West Side. today from II a m. to ? D. nn., to collect taxes.-adv.
 The following postmasters have been notified that their four yea i bond mus he renewed during OctoHcr: Chestnut Hill. East Lyme, Bedding. Sterling. Tariffyille, Thompson and Trumbull.
 At memorial service for Dr. F. Fl. Sykes held Wednesday, afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Connecticut College gymnasium those who assisted in con ducting the service included Rev. Dr. Joseph H. Seltlen Of Norwich.
 Hunters attribute the scarcity of game to the continual rains during the birds hatching periods. when their l rate of birth was very low. on ac- count of the thousands of eggs rot 1 ting away in the exceedingly moist weather
 Officers of the New London Horti- | cultural sodety of which J. F. Rough, 1 formerly of Norwich is president. have i fountl 1t impossible to get the hall in l show in November so the show has | been given up. 1
 Mir. cIifford's school for dancing will 1
  Children's class meets at 230. Academy 1 class at 7.30. Terms, IS lessons S10.- adv. ! cies Robbins B. StoeckeI is mailing application blanks for the registra lion of motor vehicles for next year. About s3,ooo of these blanks will be over the state.
 Rev Charles H Peck of Mansfield Mass. formerly of Hanover. has ac- First Congregational church of Essex and will move his family to the par sonage and assume his new duties November II.
 The Waterbury Republican says: Miss Mary Dwyer of Second avenue eft Monday for the Connecticut Aeri- cultural college. Storrs, where she will take course in domestic science. Her mother. Mrs Margaret w Dwyer, ac- her to Storrs
 The state motor vehicle depart day when twenty-three automobile cases will be heard, including Howard '. West. Rockville evading responsi- oility: Frank Palozie Rockville on for reckless driving and ac- cident.
 For some days the bureau of en- yravfng has been producing 25,000 stamps daily, of the three cent de- and 1t is expected most of he postoffices throughout the coun- 1 ny will haze complete stocks on hand when the new law goes into effect November 1st.
 Members of the Woman's auxiliary of the New London Y NJ C. A are a service that is generally appreciated by the sailor bows who