Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-20
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VARIOUS MATTERS.
Norwich, Friday, Sept, 20, 1918.

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 At Eastford, Charles Clark lately sold big tract of woods and timber land to Putnam purchasers.
 K of C.. meeting tonight at 7.3O. Installation of offcers.-ady.
 To compensate in part for sugar restrictions, Norwich stores have a good supply of nice honey.
 Saturn rises about an hour before tie sun during this month 1t is mid way between Leo and Cancer.
 New names added to the honor roll of Trinity Methodist church are those of Guerdon Miller and Guy Carpenter.
 Botany classes hereabouts are find- ing much to interest them during country and woodland strolIs, these days.
 Hunters are watching the foliage, which is not thinning as rapidly as they would like. with the open season nearing.
 A former Congregational pastor in Franklin, Rev. Hurry A. Beadle leaves Pomfret Centre this week for Greenwood, s. c.
 Rev. Stanley Sherman of Eastford Is announced to speak again at the chapel at Woodstock Valley, Sunday Sept. 22 at 4 D. m.
 Safety razor blades sharpened. B. Kirby, 237 Main street.-adv.
 Au historical. pageant is being pre- pared for the entertainent at Coven- try Grange Fair and is in charge of Mrs. Sidney H. Foale
 w. S. Hewitt has been treasurer of the town of Hebron for 31 years In all that time. the auditors never found a mistake in his accounts.
 Wednesday, Sept. 25th, three more Lyme boys go to camp, Norman Ely, Monta Pierson. and Lawrence Ely. Pierson is the B. F. D. driver.
 Because the weather has kept fa- vorable, many new, automobiles have been purchased from dealers in this section throughout the month.
 Cranberries are unusually plenty in eastern Connecticut this season, and as the frost has kept off so well the berries are in prime condition
 All 100 per cent. American Scandi- navians are invited to attend a patri- otic meeting, Saturday, 8 p. m., Cham Der of Commerce hall-adv.
 Chester Grange held an open meet irg Thursday evening, when Roy C. Jones of the Connecticut Experiment Station at Storrs, made an address.
 The coming Danbury Fair makes the fiftieth anniversary of that asso- ciation. The county fair In Norwich this season was the 64th annual ex- hibit.
 The opening Fashion Day Thursday brought many out of town shoppers to Norwich, the increased patronage of hotels and restaurants indicating that fact.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Smith of Po- Guonoc have received word that theil son, Ira Smith. has been severely wounded in France. He received the wound Aug. 20.
 At West Woodstock, Clarence Lyor takes the lead. having over two hun dred bushels of grain. l.. Sumner has over a hundred. The Perrin brothers have nearly two hundred with more to harvest. others also have generous supplies.
 All 100 per cent American Scandi- navians are invited to attend a patri. otic meeting. Saturday, p. m, Cham Der Of Commerce hall.-adv.
 It has been announced by the stat, that the next convention of the Stat 7 bury sometime in March These con ventions are semi annual events. on having been held recently at Putnam Trade School.
 Moving pictures continue to enter tain the patients at the Norwich Stat Hospital every Thursday and Frida, evening. as in past seasons, the thea tre there accommodating about 40t The operator is Cornelius Crowley, tn carpenter Nat the institution.
 The J. N. Harris residence at tn corner of Broad and Williams stree New London, has been offered by tn trustees of the Williams Memorial In stitute as a eonvalescent hospital flo the use of the men of the navy wh are recovering from Spanish inf1uen ga.
 The family of the late Mrs. Loui Nahrey continues to receive letters ( condolence from friends and acquaint snces. a number having come frol residents of distant places, guests 2 the hotel in former seasons In a ever two hundred messages have bee , received.
 Red Cross benefit dance, held | the Windham Girls club, at State al mory, Willimantic, Saturday, Sep 2tst, at p. Tn. Wheeler's America band will furnish nusic-adv. 7 The Stafe w, c. T. U. Ratiffcatio fund Is growing and the Union is plar ming to do it's share of campaign wor this fall and winter to create sent ment for statewide and national prC h!k.tion, so that the next Jegislatul may vote affirmatively on these tV measures.
 Waterbury papers mention thi Lieut.. Harold s. Gulliver of the 119t
 Artillery, 32d Division, who has pet
 spending seven days leave at tl
 home of his parents, MT. and Nil
 Henry s. Guiliver, has left for Can
 Meade, Maryland, where he has orde
 to report for dtuy.
 The papers mention that Form
 Attorney General w. A. King of Wi
 limantic. was in Middletown Tuesda
 with his son, who Is entering We
 ieyan this year. The university open
 Thursday morning with exercises was the guest of honor About the worst piece of roadb about New London following the thu der shower Wednesday afternoon W in Cohanzie, between the Cohan5 school to the Brandegee Lake ros I where nearly four feet of water swe the road. preventing anything exec l horse-drawn vehicle from passi | through.
 Having finished a four weeks,>go
 ernment course at Boston Tech. He d ace H. Allen, son Of Dr. and Mrs. k H. Allen, of Norwich, has designed class pin which has been accepted
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 anchor, propeller wheels and the t = tering, "M. I. T. Marine Engineers,
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