Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-09
VARIOUS MATTERS

N<GANA O w AVAkA ' A4ANAS
 Light vehicle lamps at TAO o'clock this evening.
 The season at the Oswegatchie casi- no oiosed Saturday evening.
 Janitor Fields has some handsome beds. of salvia in bloom in the court house grounds.
 The Seventh Day Adventist church school at Hebron will begin about the middle of the month.
 This year the Ashford Baptist con- vention is to ne held in South Wood stock Sept "A and 25.
 Holiday greeting cards sent by Jew ish residents have been in the mails in considerable number.
 There is now a model school in Oneco from grades 1 to $. Miss Walker is the new teacher.
 The little blues have started to scatter in the Saybfook Point and Fenwick waters the last few days.
 Trinity Methodist church calendar Sunday contained memorial minute to Mrs. Caroline Mowry, 1S37-1s1S.
 The Connecticut Agricultural college at Storrs will have student recruiting station at the coming Danbury fair.
 A Wauregan resident, Fred Varieur, has bought farm near Baltic and will move his family there at an early date.
 Farmers herea bouts who have had 10 depend upon low wells and rapidly drying ponds welcomed Sunday nights rain.
 In Sundays army casualty list those killed in action included Private Frank A. Badsteubner of Rockville, Conn.
 The daughter of the president, Miss Margaret Wilson, will continue her study of music at Oswegatchie throughout September.
 The surf at Ocean Beach, which was so high Friday that at times the water covered the second step of the board walk had subsided Saturday and Sun day
 William B. Loomis of Bolton has heard from his son Elmer, who is over seas, that his hand, recently wounded by a machine gun bullet, is nearly healed.
 Gustave T. Bochman of Hartford, representative of the Connecticut Tenn nerance union gave an address at the Uncasville Methodist church Sunday morning.
 l. is noted by a Naugatuck corre- spondent that Mrs William Bradbury end Miss Grace Bradbury of South Coventry are guests of Mir and Mrs, F. L. Bradbury.
 The sugar cards that went into use in Connecticut last week are adding to the troubles of grocers. as each purchaser asks for an explanation, with all particulars
 II was annopnced that at the Sunday morning services at Danielson Congre- gational church yesterday, the regu- iar choir conducted by Charles D. Geer Of Norwich was to sing.
 A Hamburg correspondent mentions that one Of the great attractions fer the number Of people from that place who attended the recent Norwich fair was the tractor demonstration.
 Papers filed in the office of the sec retary Of state narrating corporation changes include @ preliminary certifi- cate of dissolution of the Sisk Menu- featuring company of New London. In Hartford Sunday at the Asylum avenue Baptist church, the pastor Rev. Dr. Peter C. Wright, having re- turned from his vacation at Cafes Ferry, preached on Registration Day iii the Republic.
 A Groton patient, Mrs. Michael Pla- cenza, of Allen street, who is suffering from typhoid fever, is in Lawrence 1 NNsptal and her condition is more fas Jrable. Mrs Elizabeth Piacenza oi Norwich is caring for the children < ] Sunday morning at Mantle Judge 1 Edgar II. Warner of Putnam spoke ir ] the Congregational church on Acres ot I Diamonds in Our Jails. The speaker | has been member of the state prisor { association for number of years. i According to new ruling all cor. porations will hereafter be required t( ! file capital stock returns with the in i ternal revenue collector on or before [ Sept. 30 at Hartford. whence the re turns will be checked and forwarded 10 Washington.
 ] Bonds of the New York, New Haver and Hartford railroad made suhstan. tial advances on the stock exchange last week. The non convertible 3 l.; per cent. issues, due 1854, advanced 10 1-2 points to 62, and the 3 1-2s oi . 1947 rose points to SO. The New Britain board of charities has accepted the report of Supt A. J Hart, which shows in Norwich state hospital for insane Aug, 31. Il; 1T Norwich tuberculosis sanatorium | in Connecticut feeble minded colony for epileptien at Mansfield, ?. A former rector of Christ church Norwich, Right Rev. Thomas F. Davies of the Episcopal diocese of wcsterT Massachusetts, left last week rol France where he will work for tht Young Mems Christian association il the nuts and biliets along the front. ! A new service flag with two starr !x disnlaTed at the Boston Lunch, f oadway, Norwich, for two employees Peter Gourgouras and Peter Pana retos, who have joined the large nun Der of patriotic young Greeks draftet for America's new national army. l Governor Marcus H. Holcomb ha. issued reuu:sition on the governo ! of New York for Arthur B. Hamlis accused of emtezzlement and theft ii Putnam, May 21, and apprehended' il Yonkers. N. Y. William F. Jackson Of Putnam was appointed to brini Hamlis to this state.
 The Youngstown O.. Indicator note that the Standard Car Constructor
 Co. of Masury. with which Lee Nelso
 Mabrey and Ernest G. Champlin for merly of Norwich, are connected, ha received rush order for 5000 tan
 cars from the French government, tn
 works running day and night
 At the funeral of Rev. Antnon
 Rizzo, curate at Lakeville, held at S
 Francis church, Torrington, Saturda |. morning. the honorary bearers in
 cluded Rev, Fathers B. M. DonneIIy (
 North Grosvenordale. also John I
 Winters of New Britain and Arthu . 0'Keefe of Torrington. At the Wethersfeld state priso ] yesterday a weeks mission was opene for the Catholic prisoners by the tw
 Franciscan Fathers from New Yorl
 Rev. Matthew Fox, 0. F. NJ, and Re-