Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-18
VARIOUS MATTERS

Dr. Couture's office will be closed Tuesday and Wednesday-adv. The Shore Line trolleys beyond Say brook are still running on two-hour schedule. So far the frost has spared many of the handsome dahiias and asters in To- cal gardens.
 Miss Carrie E. Champlin, teacher Of plano and harmony. 14 Church street. adv.
 While quinces in orchards around this city are numerous enough, the fruit is late and small this season. Vacations at the Otis library have ended, all the members of the regular staff having had tffe annual outings. old soldiers at the Buckingham Memorial remembered Monday as the anniversary of the battle of Gettys- burg.
 This is the week of Agricultural fairs in counties north, at wslich cer- tain Norwich merchants always make exhibits.
 The meeting of the Rockville Chris tian Endeavor Union is to be held with the Stafford Springs society Friday ev- ening. September 28th.
 Fall Opening, Tuesday. Wednesday Thursday, Sept. IS, 19, 20, Collins Mtl- linery, 67 Broadway.-adv.
 Considerable work was done at the Red Cross room in the Thayer build ind Monday. The room is now open daily, excepting Saturday.
 Mondays gray weather seemed to foretell the line storm. although that is not due until about Sunday, next, the 2ad, when Autumn begins.
 St. James Lodge No. 23, F. and A. M, works the 1st degree tonight at 7.30 at Masonic Temple.-adv.
 Members of the Central Baptist Mrs Mrs. C C. 6. AnbIer the the Illness of any member of the church or congregation.
 A special drive against crop de- strcying weeds is being carried on by the Camp Fire Girls all over the country during September and Octo- Der.
 At the meeting of the registrars of voters in the second district at Mantle, sixteen names were received to be women.
 . Schv artz Bros. Furniture store will be closed today on account of holiday. open Wednesday morning-adv.
 The swimming pool at Globe Hol- low, South Manchester, closed Satur- day for the season. The pool has been in charge of Nicholas V. Walsh, of Norwich. town this week to begin the Fall sem ester, in some cases the opening of the year being delayed to permit the har- vesting of crops.
 Regular meetings are being held at the Billings P. Learned Mission, New London, and Captain Charles T. Potter of Norwich. is announced to speak evening.
 Groton branch of Red Cross has been. asked to furnish 100 sets of knit t.sl articles to be furnished before These articles are for shipment to France.
 The body of John wuttrich, of FL Iingtou, whose death occurred at linEton Saturday afternoon for burial in the Swiss cemetery.
 The Lahn Furniture Co. will be closed today on account of holiday. Will open Wednesday morning.-adv. l
 Sunday the Methodist churches in many Connecticut towns took up a,
 
 $250, 900 for religious work at the mili- l tary camps of the country.
 To the list of seven young men from Trinity Methodist church who are in | the army or navy, have been added, AL | fred K. Hartley, navy, Newport; Da- vid Pendleton, navy, in France.
 The fc.lndation has been completed i for a $40,o0O residence at Eastern | Point for Mrs. Elsie S. Phelps of 1 Rockville. The house will be of frame and stucco construction with shingle | roof.
 People in this section have received l chain letters signed Red Cross' which should be dfsregarded as they are ob- peal only to the hysterical and super 
 A special committee appointed last Thursday night to report programme ,or Second Church Night" at the Second Congregational church, is to -eport at the mid week meeting, Sep -ember 20th-
 Chapeaux Differente Millinery Opening display Wednesday and Thursday. Choice dress and street l 1ats at low prices Ladies cordially invited. 99 Main street. F'ournfer's-i adv.
 The district superintendent, Rev. G. G. Scrivener, of Norwich, preached Sum- lay morning in the Lee M. B. church, tt Holland. Later Rev. MT. Scrivener ield the second and third quarterly conference at Crystal Lake.
 From Neptune Park, Dr. Thomas H. Woodruff has left to enter the gov .rnment service at a 1,000- bed hospital 1t Rockford, Illinois, and his stepson lack Ogden. has gone to Toronto for raining in the aviation department
 An invitation has been extended Rev. W. A. Keefe of Plainfield to speak onight at a big demonstration to be leld under the auspices of the Young Hens T. A. & B. society, of New Britain, in honor of the men who have 'eer drafted for service in the new latfonal army.
 Two contested compensation cases 1 t Middietown. in which the matter of ' ack of notice of the injury, figured argeiy. have been decided by Com { ensation Commissioner James J. Don