Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-24
VARIOUS MATTERS


 this evening
 The city parks continue green and attractive shape.
 Today tTuesday)y is war savings pledge redemption day for this month. There is plan to open a free school in New London for the teach ing of Hebrew.
 St, James Lodge. No. 2S, F. & A. M.. works the first degree tonight at Ma sonic Temple at 7.30.-adT.
 The Red Cross Auxiliary of the Gen. tral Baptist church, has planned an afternoon of work today in Bushnell chapel.
 | At the annual meeting of the Gov entry Game Club, held at Grange nall on Friday, T. Comstock of Eastford was elected president.
 At the Brooklyn fair this week there | Is to be an honor roll of the canning of vegetables and fruits done in the towns of Windham county.
 Some kind, of artificial heat-from wood or oil if coal is being conserved is necessity in homes and public buildings. these chilly nights.
 So slow are freight deliveries that a Norwich merchant complained yester- day, Sept. 23d, of the non-arrival of goods shipped the first of August.
 The beautiful hydrangea borders al l the residence of Mrs. William N. | Blackstone, on Washington street have been greatly admired all the month.
 II The work or fight law has resulted II in a decrease in the number of men committed to the Norwich state inebri- ate farm from towns throughout Con- necticut.
 Special committees will have charge of raising each local chapters quota oT the $l00.O00 Fighting Fourth" IAb- erty Loan. which will be subscribed by the National D. A. R. With the first of October Rev. John H. Newland closes his pastorate al Trinity Methodist church and goes tc his new field. the superintendency of the New Bedford district. The anthracite coal situation is be- cemins more acute in Rockville eact day and as the weather cools people are beginning to worry and to won der where the coal is coming from.
 New York Sunday papers mention. ed Dr. Ter J. Manwarlng, of Norwich and Miss Alice Chapman, or Mont vile, as members of the Woman! Medical Unit which has sailed over seas.
 Mars and Uranus are the only plan cts in the evening sky this month Mars is low in the western evening sky throughout the month. and Uran us is on the meridian between 1O.3 and l2.SO D. m.
 From Amston, MT. and Mrs. Car Lohr have moved with their daugh ters to Mir. Vernon. N T., where MI l-ohr will continue to make fruit cal cement which ne manufactured whil in Amsten for four years.
 The team of boys representing Som ers' Pig club of the Junior Food Ar : my won first prize at the Rockvill Fair, in judging and demonstrating The team was composed of Emerso Davis, Ellsworth Wood and Harol Eastwood
 The officials of Mystic Countr club have offered the use of their prop erty, buildings, grounds and equip ment to the Red Cross, to be used a a meeting place for the boys in ser vice, and to be kept open daily, in eluding Sundays.
 In the current issue of. the Val ! Alumni News are printed short obit uary notices including one of ReI Storrs o. Seymour. Yale '57, who die ir Litchf1eid, September s, and wh was a former rector of Trinity Epis copal church, Norwich.
 From Oneco, Windham county, tir foil has been sent to the Norwic
 Woman's League by Doris E. Linco and Mildred Brown. A fine packas
 has come from P. E. Finegan. Myst
 Mfg. Co.,, and another from Charl DewdalL of Beech Drive. Norwich, To At 8,oclock Monday, in St Pa
 riek's church, an anniversary requie
 high mass for Mrs. John F. Kenn'
 was sung by Rev J. H. BFoderick TT - solos during the mass were by Nil
 Frank l., Farrell. who gave as
 waiting hymn, Nearer, My God, . Thee.
 All men of St Patrick's church vi
 are not members have been invit
 to join with the parish Holy Mar
 society in receiving holy communi,
 at the first mass Sunday next, offeril 4 the communion far the spiritual al - temporal welfare of. the parish bo n in the war.
 As Miss Harriet M Gillette. form
 resident of Colchester, died at a he
 pital in Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. 19 - following a surgical operation Funel
 
 services were held Saturday and t IT body was eFemated. Miss Gillet
 leaves a sister, Mrs. Ernest Carrier, Middletown.
 Some Connecticut dealers have I - eeived notice that there will be
 allotment of butter made starting |
 first of the month. The allotment IN to be made in the same manner the sugar allotment made to deale Dy It is probable therefore that thu 'ne will be many substitutes for butter set The banns of marriage were pt ng Iished at St. Mary's church. New Le don, Sunday between Joseph N Cra I l1er and Miss Margaret Finn. nd Cranker, who is at present at Ca sc- Devens, explained the Ship & Eng sr- Go. baseball team for several yea 1es The wedding is set for early in
 teber
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