Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-16
dl1esB B1l lefit1< Norwich, Tussday, Oct. 16, 1917.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VAMOOS MAI lENS
 LEhs vehicle lamps at 5.s7 this ! evening. l A number of Halloween social af- l fairs are being planned. 1 Some beautiful fringed gentians are l being brought to town from Leba- ! ron. not sappearing now until about O. l clock.
 Ten candidates were initiated lat l srange.
 Thursday next, St. Luke's day. l there will be special services in the Many growers of beans are losing rart of their crop through the unwel- | come presence of weevils. The Girl Scouts of Groton borough, hereafter are to be known as the Red Rose troop. No. l. Of Groton.
 Mail received in town Is displaying ernment Bonds, End Liberty Loan" The United Workers are in need of
 
 department of public health service. St. James lodge, No. 34, F. and A. M, works the second degree tonight at Masonic temple at 7.80-adv.
 The Progressive Missionary club of the Central Baptist church meets this week with Miss Sarah Gardner of 1O1 Cliff street.
 The annual convention of the Con-
 
 tion Is to be held in Hartford Nov ember 14 and IS.
 The operators in the Norwich Tele- pnone Exchanse have had their work almost doubled during the days of the worlds series of baseball games
 Norwich bakers are making many dozen corn mullins daily now, to sup ply the demand of those who are economizing in the use of wheat flour.
 A Groton visitor this week is. pr. Elroy M. Avery, PhD., of Cleveland, O., descendant of James Avery, and compiler of the Hictory of the Avery Family in Ansonia.
 At the coming state convention of the Daughters of the King (EpiseopaI- iano at Waterbury, one of the speak CTS will be Rev. A. T.>Randall. rector of St. Andrews church, Meriden, for merly of Poquetanuck
 In the current issue of the Connec- of Putnam, a former Norwich attor- ney, writes on The Cruelty of the Cell system as compared with outdoor farm work for prisoners.
 Earl c. Daniels, sunerintendent at the Connecticut Co.'s paint shop at f'afr Haven and Henry Linsloy, are having a few days hunting in East ,vr . nn> 4%-A@ cabin in the woods.
 Announcement has been made at | New Haven of the marriage of Miss Erma Fay, daughter. of pr. and Mrs John Madison Wilkes of Tampa, Flor | ida. and Captain Cecil George Young, | of Norwich, Yale '10S. It will pay you to hear MT. w R. ] Uchtman of Westerly, R. T., tonight. 1 I:45, at the W. C. T. U. rooms 35 | Shetucket street. Subject. A Rift in i the Clouds. Questions answered after the service.-aGv.
 At the Mems Brotherhood meeting at l Trinity Methodist church this (Tues-;l day) evening". following a chowder supper. Rev. F. W. Coleman of Brook line. Mass. former pastor. will ad- ! dress the Brotherhood
 When two hundred persons take I part in Fi Fri of the Toy Shop, at l Westerly, under the auspices of Phebe | Greene Ward chapter. D. A. R., Mrs. | Edward B: Coy (Ruth Lord. formerly or [Norwich), will be the pianist. day for housekeepers, there were few | to help at the Red Cross room yes [ terday, Mrs. F. A. Byrnes and Mrs. John F. Rogers preparing surgical | supplies unassisted during the after noon.
 So far about 40 names for the Nor wich honor holl have been received | by Hiss Mary B. Richards, 269 Broad way. Miss Richards is still waiting to be informed of other Norwich men in | any branch of the United States ser--l vice.
 The Wa11ingford factory of the In- ternational Silver company, which has a branch at Thamesville, is filling a war order Of 760,000 gross knives, ployes are working each day upon this order.
 Frank Elihu Fuller of Hartford has been divorced from Viola l. Fuller, whose maiden name was Miller In 1913 Fuller said he was at camp at Mantle. being g. member of the state militia. When he returned he found his, wife living with another man.
 The tax collector will be at store of Edward McNamara, 159 Sachem street, talls, today from 12 m. to 1 D. m.- adv.
 The Franklin auxiliary of the Nor wich Red Cross chapter, through Mrs. O. L. Johnson. of Franklin, returned to Mrs. John D. Hall at the room of he Woman's League, Monday. four completed sets, twenty knitted arti- cIes for the next box to be shipped
 Hundreds of women who have vis- lted the new Plaut-Cadden store in Norwich, have exclaimed over the 1 beauty of a bedspread displayed in enc of the furnished rooms It is Ar menian handwork of wonderful skill