Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-14
Ulze Ruuktin,
VARIOUS MATTERS


 VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at TSP o'clock this evening.
 There has been lively demand for oil heaters since the evenings grew cool.
 Girl Scouts, Troop 2, Of Trinity Methodist church, held a meeting Fri day evening.
 The beautiful Lowthorpe Meadows. at Norwich Town. are being moved for the. second time this season.
 The next meeting of New London County Pomona Grange is to be held with Pachaug Grange. Thursday, Oct 1Tth.
 The fall term of the New London public schools will begin Monday with Warren A. Hanson, the new su- perintendent of schools.
 At a session of the superior court at Rockville Friday Mrs. Alice F. Baker of Holland was granted a divorce on the grounds of desertion.
 Haberdashers in town are reminding the public, through conspicuous win- dow signs, that the bell rings for straw hats tomorrow. the 18th.
 Friday being the first day of the open season of. Sora Rail shooting, many hunters in towns near the Con- necticut river took out licenses o hunt An Ellington man. John Carlson, had a fine crop of cucumbers this summer, having already harvested $250 worth, which were delivered to picking | company.
 The marriage of Alvin Avery Eccles- 1 ton and Miss Augusta T. Berberick is to take place at the parsonage of | the Baptist church at Poquonoc, We'd | nesday, September 18th
 Beds and borders of variegated | zinnias in the garden at the resi- dence of Mrs. Charles L. Richards. on ! Broadway continue bright and gay, in spite of chilly weather.
 Several from Norwich will go to New Haven for the big celebration tomorrow Sunday in recognition of the anniversary of the departure of the 1O2nd Regiment for the war.
 Delegates from this state are at- tending the New England Missionary | convention of the Church of Christ 1 will be m session until Monday
 At Noanlz Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin r Latham of Main street observed the | 50th anniversary of their wedding a their home Tuesday Mrs Latham was Miss Carrie Chipman. of Noank.
 Residents in and about Saybrool are pleased to note that the Shore Lint Electric Railway Company is receiv. ing cars of coal daily and should b. we'll supplied for this winters service
 TTL- on Washington street has closed, tht last of the young ladies having return ed to New York, The summer has proved most enjoyable and success full
 The navy department has issued ar order deferring transportation O Jewish sailors and naval officers or l Monday because of Tom Kippur. thu most sacred of all tAe Jewish hol! days. e..
 Some of the tallest and thrifties cosmos in town has been that at thu residence of Mrs Edward Whiting Johnson, on Washington street whicl has been the admiration of aii wh' pass that way.
 A notice has been received by tn, Connecticut Red Cross from the New York headquarters of the society rel Gtive to the need for women motol drivers for foreign service within tht next six months.
 An attractive order of exercises hal been arranged for the conference 0 Connecticut Missionary Institutes l. he held in the Broad Street chapel o the Hartford Theological Seminary from October to 10.
 Professor J. W Eegleston of N3y . LonQon, who is doing research wot'l i geology in Cuttingsville Bt, has foun a perfect specimen Of a glacial bould J CT beautifully ice marked, and weigh - ing about 200 pounds. ;. This has been a good season fo crab apples From the twelve trees 0 the former Governor Brown place a ' East Great Plain. the present owne 5 Herman Burchman, has already har ', vested eighteen bushels. | One Of the Judges at tho annus Sower show and war garden exhib held in New Haven Public library un r der the auspices of the New Have Horticultural gociety this week wa Professor Fraser. of Storrs college.
 A graduate nurse from Backus hos pital, Norwich, Miss Raynie Stebbin R.. N, of Dayville, who has been i service at a cantonment in Texa has been called for oversee duty. She is in the Emergency In 1 No. 3.
 The members of Rockville's recent | crga hized State Guard Company wi be mustered in next Tuesday evenin when the regular drill will be held l the town hall Within five or six week the men will receive their uniform and equipment
 Relatives of pupils here learn tn; inc Northfeld schools opened Tue; day with a registration at Northfie Seminary of ITS, and at Mount He1 mon of 100, with the promise of oti 2 CTS. The seminary has been little a. fected by war conditions. While in Norwich Friday Quartel master Schoneld, of Camp Dewe stated that the more than 300 bo, have left camp for home visits. on s7 being there at present. The vii
 ter will he spent as usual, at Can Daniels, Palm Beach, Florida.
 The Connecticut Music Teacher association is to hold it's quarter meeting in Meriden in the Chamb ? of Commerce hall. Wednesday afte
 noon at 1.S0 o'clock An interestil
 programme has been arranged for t
 music teachers of the state who a \ tend.
 Tn Somers 1s3 men between t
 ages of 1S and 45 registered Thur
 day. Of these 1e3 were native bor
 eleven were naturalized, two we
 American citizens because of tho \ fathers na aaralization two we