Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-31

Italians. who mourn tho defeat of their countrymen.
 Norwich dlumnAe learn that Mount Holyoke college raised $24, $50 for the Liberty loan in the past ten days ac-
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 were signed at the United States army recruiting station
 N. Irons of Stafford Springs, infantry
 Rev. Clayton A. Burdick of Westerly. who preached at the Third Baptist
 has been asked to preach there regu- 1 larly.
 l The recent removal of the govern
 ment's big coal pocket at the navy yard. to make room for other buildings,
 greatly changes the appearance of that 1 locality.
 Members of Norwich grange are in- l vited to a corn husking at c. D. Ellis Friday evening. Take 7.30 West Side
 car from square. Ladies take box I lunches.-adv.
 William Hanley of Pomfret who has had a milk route through Dayville for MT. Hanley's father started the route 35 years ago. The young people of Mystic are d l day night to North stonington in one of the auto trucks of the shipyard. About 30 will make the trip. In Thompson, Grace Crufr has har- vested two bushels of fine ripe cram berries, part of the crop being pro- tected from the early freeze by uncut meadow grass and water in the marshes.
 Miss Olive May Smith of Ellington and Carlton Cheldon Bartlett of Rock vile were married Saturday afternoon forming the ceremony at his home in Ellington.
 The annual meeting of the Briarcliff society of Connecticut, which has east ern Connecticut members, was held Tuesday morning at 11.30 o'clock at the home of Miss Molly M. Trowbridge in
 At a special town meeting held in Bolton Saturday evening it was voted to ask the state for s20 900 to build as much state road as possible for the money on the highway known as Camp Meeting road.
 A Groton town meeting has voted to empower the water commissioners to arrange with the Shore Line Electric company to furr ish electric energy to the Groton Iron works at no expense to the borough.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Rose Benevenuti. daughter of MT. and Mrs. N. Berevenuti of 76 Goshen street, New London, to James T. F4tz- patrick, son of MT. and Mrs. Hugh J. Fftzpa trick, of Narragansett Pier.
 Miss Adles is at the Lenox House until Friday. Make, early appoint ments for hair. face and scalp atteh- tion. Tel. 1267.-adv.
 The Shoestring mill at Laurel Glen has been shut down for a short time while the company is having new Hume built and the water wheels drop ped below the first floor. which gives a greater power to run the machinery
 Rodney Carlyle. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Carlyle, of Uncasville Thursday and broke his left arm be- tween the elbow and wrist The frac- ture was reduced by Dr. H. E. Hig- gins.
 Attention, Mothers! One hundred l and fifty pairs of boys $3 and s35O l shoes at $195. at the sheriff's sale, 61 | West Main street Last chance! Ey- Thursday. few more mems and la | dies shoes at less than half price. J. | Wechsler, the Man who made Frank | lin Square and West Main street fa-
 
 The Hartford and New London pas- senger train made its last Sunday trip of the season on Sunday and was well oatronized by those who visited their cottages at the shore and saw the re- suits of the recent wind and rain storm.
 The new sea wall at Bridgeport was destroyed by the storm of last week. Lack of filling behind the wall is said to have caused the dam age. The damage, estimated to he in excess of $5o.o00. the T. A. Scott com pany of New London assumes
 Thomas J. Clarke, a former resident 'f Ashaway, and Miss Mary A. Corr :oran of Manton, R. l., owner of 8reakwater at Quonochontaug and principal of cne of the grammar schools in the town of Johnston, were married in New York Oct. 12th.
 Besides aiding Uncle Sam by turning 'ver the entire overcoating production ,f his mill. President Frederick Swim tells of the Rock Manufacturing com ,any, Rockville, bought $1OOO worth # Liberty bonds, $56O0 worth for the , and $so,o0O for himself
 Rev. P. s. Collins and Miss Laura E. Vhitmore of Worcester were united in at the North Ashford par ohm Miller of west Thompson and tarted immediately for Maine to at ! end Collins family reunion in Az , ieton Oct. 27. Rev. Martin M Williston of Hartford vill preach at Coventry Sunday. There { as not been a candidate yet for the astorate. There are several country ulpits empty and 1t will be hard to ! II them, so many of the younger men ave gone into Y. M. C. A. work I mong the soldiers or enlisted regu-f ,rly. New Haven, Conn, Oct. 30.-Exten- [ ion of time in which to pay revenue (