Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-01

a better crop than was secured from 1 the earlier ones.
 The Southern New England Poultr, | association has decided upon New London as the place for it's winter show during December.
 | Sunday mornings showers caught l the church congregations, but by the hour for dismissal of Sunday schoo the rain had about ceased. l Wednesday the Progressive Mis- sionary circle meets at the Central 1 Baptist church. Miss Harriet Cooper field secretary. will speak on Home Work.
 Saturday, the feast of St. Michael | and all Angels, Rev. J. EldrAd Brown of1ciated at the celebration of holy communion in Trinity Episcopal church.
 the sessions of the womAn's Congrega- tioTial Home Missionary Union of Connecticut at Plymouth church, Mil ford, October 3.
 Representatives of all the divisions of the Street and Electric Railway Employees of Connecticut will go to Danbury Tuesday for the regular
 quarterly state con1 renee. Five towns in New Lopden county which are now 'wet" will vote upon the question of 1ieence today tMon-
 dayD. New London, Norwich, Col chester, Stonington and Sprague. Today the Neptune Park cottage of
 the Gladden. family will be closed for
 Misses Cadden returning to their
 home on Broad street, Norwich
 The. question of saving seed pota- fSrs Ae much importance and special bull letin upon the subject has been issyad by the Connecticut Agricultural col- Iege at Storrs.
 R. A. Sikes, of Ellington, a member of the New England Milk Producers association. was in Worcester last week to attend fneet:1g of the marketing and providence.
 In the name of Comfort circle of the Kings Daughters. the leader. Mrs. A. to the Norwich Red Cross, a number of articles which she has knitted and for which she provided the wool.
 There is considerable interest at Coventry in the license or no-ncense Tissue. The town has rsen wet" for number of years, but of late the
 wet" majority has been steadily de- oi oe@oiAie' hoSe yOdI oeAuS OlIy ten
 Speedy horses to run at Danbury Fair this week include. Wapita Re- view; m. J. G; Bedard. Norwich Willimantic: Rose Knight. b m. A. L. "Kingfsher' Martin, and CoaIta, br s, P. A. O'connell,~ of Rockville.
 When the 1928 down train reached the New Haven station Saturday morning, Conductor Oviatt said Standing room only" the regular heavy week end traffc being increased from Wfllimanttc to New London.
 The music at the Sunday evening service at Broadway church included in E nat, Loret; bar itone solo. Armi arm! ye brave, Han del: ofrertory. cantilene in F. Loret; Postlude, Scherzo in minor, Loret, 1 well rendered by Organist F. W. Lest er.
 One of the stories which has been set afioat in Connecticut is to the ef- 1 feet that soldiers and sailors have to | pay for the sweaters which the Red l Cross furnishes. This is absolutely un- true If any soldier has paid for | sweater 1t has not been a Red Cross l sweater. |
 The Second Congregational chursh is ! honored by having two of it's members | chosen to represent the county asso- | :iation at the National council, in | Columbu~> October 1-17; Henry D. Johnson as alternate lay delegate, and ] Rev. H. J. Wyckoff, as alternate four year delegate.
 With the opening of Miss Perter's Cummings of Norwich, for a number of years in charge of the gymnasium and secretary to the late Mrs R. F; Keep, will eo to Farming ng the terms work.
 Chairman Harry Conklin Smith of Rockville called meeting of the town ,hairmen of the State Council of De- in Rockville, to get a line on what the chairmen have done since he last meeting and lay out plans ] or them in the future. tt
 A Standard Bearer society was or anfzed at Trinity Methodist church i thursday evening for the young peo- lie. Omcers elected are: President, i lobert Gray: vice president. Eleanor t
 
 sdith Maynard; treasurer. Isabel ! hearer.
 A former popular and efficient Y. M. 'obert s. Ross. has been granted a ears leave of absence at Schenecta- , y, N. Y, and is to leave for France ,ctober 10th, to have charge of Y. I. c. A. work for the American sol- iers. His family win remain in chenectady. II
 Iii the absence from town of the l resident, Aiexandsr Jordan. the vice resident, .Bames Casey, led the large timber of members of the T3oIv Nanat