Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-21
QllIe Baailefin~
Norwich, Saturday, Sept. 21, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS

The force of the rain Friday beat off late fruit as we'll as leaves from 1 the trees.
 The planet Jupiter is in Gemini in the eastern morning sky. rising little SEter midnight.
 | The Wylie school at Voluntown is
 taught this Fall by Miss Marion Blak-
 eslee, of Lebanon.
 A number of the women of Rock vile registered and are to Be made vot-
 CTS next week Thursday.
 A North Sterling, resident. Mrs. A.
 L. Hart has been taken to the Nor
 wich State Hospital for treament.
 People owning wood lots in North 1 Stonington are receiving large prices
 fo rtheir wood in Westerly and Nor wich.
 Saturday is the feast of St. Matthew the Evangelist and holy communion
 will be celebrated in the Episcopal churches.
 All 100 per cent. American Scandi-
 navlans are invited to attend a patri- otSc meeting Saturday, 8 D. m, Cham
 Der of Commerce hal1-adv.
 There is to be a conference of the
 Catholic pastors of the diocese next
 Thursday afternoon in St. Joseph's
 Cathedral, Hartford
 At 8 o'clock Friday. in St. Patrick's
 church an anniversary requiem high
 mass for Daniel Kelleher was sung by
 Rev. J. H. Frederick
 l T. is recorded that up in Windham l county many people buggied to church
 Sunday, some preferred to trolley
 there, while few others ponied. ] Winter varieties of apples are being
 received by local dealers. Fall pip
 pins and Mcintosh reds of an excel
 lent quality are bringing good prices. An East Side young patriot Ed
 die Wig1ey. of 2 Stanton avenue, has
 collected tinfoil which he has left at
 the room of the Woman's Service
 League.
 All 100 per cent American Scandi- navians are invited to attend a patri-
 otic meeting Saturday, ?. m., Cham
 ber of Commerce hall.--adv. The rummage sale held recently by a committee of women of Trinity Meth
 odist church netted $50. This sum is
 to be used 10 furnish new chairs for
 the parsonage.
 All refugee sewing work given out before August 15, is to be returned next week as the Norwich Red Cross | pack the boxes.
 Angling for mackerel, which meas ure about 10 inches, with a few small , blues has the past few days become a. sport for the annual September : visitors at the shore. The school supervisor at Holland is , still unable to find a teacher for the ! White district and two of the pupils
 are attending Snipsic district; another : has gone to Rockville, One hundred and fifteen students !. including a number from Norwich, are s l enrolled this year at St Thomas :. Seminary. Hartford thirty five regis , tering in the entering class ; A full and com plete line of new fall l millinery, personally selected from the :. best New York stocks, now on sale by e Mrs. ". H. Rogers Il Union St.-adv T | Having spent the season at Neptune Park. the family of Charles M. Hutzler
 has returned 10 their home on Cliff , street. Norwich. Their cottage has ! been leased for the winter.
 The section men on the New Haven ] railroad have received notice that t- their pay will be increased from $3St
 a day to sS60 day, ten hours work { and time and half for overtime. s Norwich members learned Friday |, that the Knights of Columbus Ordel = has subscribed to s25o0C00 Of the las ,. issue of treasury certificates of indebt e edness offered in advance of thu - Fourth Liberty loan.
 e The sixth annual reunion of tn u Wilcox family and allied families, o E. which there are members in this sec
 tions, is to he held at the Hotel Me Alpin. New York. Friday, Septembe o 27, afternoon and evening. if Notice has been received here tha ,s Pentecostal revival services are to b 1. held in Unity hall Hartford, Sept 22 Ie 20 Aimee Semple McPherson, Cana l. dian evangelist and returned mission Il ary from China. will be in charge. ,e Hartford papers stated that Bisho J. Milan conferred the dinconate on fv Il cierics at o'clock Friday morning i
 St Joseph's Cathedral One of thos V, ordained deacon was Rev. Jame i'd Timmins, Of St. Mary's church, Nor !. wich.
 d Mrs. lyric, wife of Rev Thoma }! lyric of Hazardville, formerly paste
 of the Stafford Springs Methods
 church. fell down the outside steps c o the parsonage at Hazardville the othe VI day and fractured and 6islocated he st, right hip.
 a Red Cross benefit dance, held by tn oI Windham Girls club at state armor! IL Willimantic, Saturday, Sept Fist at m p. m. Wheeler's American band wi 'n furnish n1usic,-adv. -,, At Groton Long Point Wednesday he gale was severe, and large haiIstone Le fell during the thunder storm. Midwa he fared still w~rse Large trees wel ne uprooted and the trolley station nes nt Morgan's Corner was blown over an Mhe M carried several feet.
 at Thanking the entrance to H. ]
 Woodward's store on Main street, Nol
 wich, are cornstalks 1S feet, 10 ir
 ches tall. grown by George Andersc of Corning Town. In the window 'G a big squash which has grown tl on slogan America for Freedom and Ob' as dience."
 ng An occasional Norwich visitor ar ca Smith College alumna, Rev Mario H. Jones, is leaving Canterbury ch take up work in the Central Churc IT. Providence. There was a harvest SUI as per and farewell service. for her F'r
 day evening in the Canterbury Col m gregational church Miss Jones h. oL done faithful work in Canterbur d