Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-16
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Light vehicle lamps at 6.3S o'clock this evening.
 The leaves are falling fast and some of the trees are already quite bare. Some of the hunters who have been out state that squirrels are few this season.
 The law was off Tuesday on hunting raccpons. As fur prices arc high now, there is some object in getting the pelts.
 TFpe planet Jupiter comes into the evening sky this month rising at 1.3U last night, the 18th and 1C 90 D. m. on the S1st. It is in Gemini.
 The forrfal opening of the new K. of c. clubhouse at New London has i been postponed to a date to be an- hounccd. o4, account of the epidemic. 1 Rev Henry Grimes Marshall. IS, of Milford, chaplain of the house of rep 1 resentatiSes in the 1911 session died 1 Saturday. The funeral was held Mon 1 day.
 Taxes will be collected today at the | drug store of John A. Morgan, Greene ] vile. from II a. m. to ? p. fn.-adv. l Lieut.. Leonard T. Brown son of Major and Mrs Frederick w | Brown of New Haven, has been as- signed as instructor at Storrs col lege.
 Local students ct Holy Cross col ] lege,' Worcester; will not retuf1l until Monday, october 2i. having been no- tified that the term opening has been again deferred.
 1 Papers were served by Sheriff Man uel J. Martin in suit brought by F s, Pratt of Old Lyme against Annie | E. Richardson of Lyme. to collect a bill of s45o. Papers are retur1,e ble before the court of common pleas.
 Holland county tobacco growers find that fertilizer is being sold at 8 1 great increase in cost over last year It is rated as high as ss9 per ton ant it is believed it will be ssA later.
 Today Wednesday,, the district su l perintepdent, Rev. George G. Seriven- CT Of Norwich, H:ll visit MoesuI Methodist church Thursday he will bt at GrosTehordale and Thompson. At the republican caucus in Gov. entry, John E. Kingsbury was nomin. ated for representative and ". E 1 Hawkins, John F. Kin~sbury, Dr. I P F4Elle and F. c. Hall for justices oi 1 the peace.
 Cocohegan at osgood's Wharf, witt fresh fish. Reasonable prices. Buy di rect from prcducer.--adv
 Since the Spanish influenza made it's aprcare nee there was so great { 6sr1anI for mnsteroIe that the entir' sarIAy of the factory was sold out. T. some parts Of the state druggists car no longer supply it.
 AnnounceEna ont has been made o thA engagement of Ruth Carlson deurhteq- Of Captain anl Mrs Jame Carlson of New London, to H. ". RO hey. Of Nevburyport Mass The mar rAss;s will take place October 24.
 The board Of dire ctors Of the Con pecticut farm for women announcet thaq the farm at Fast Lyme is unde
 urarantin during the present epi donnie of influenza. No visitors will b
 permitted to any of the charges there
 A n1evement to save barrels, boxes
 bags and other containers used in th marketing Of farm produce has beer authorized by the Connecticut Stat Council of Defense as A ccnservatic measure to help in the winning of tn war.
 Miss. Bose Baldwin. of Bloomfield who dicd at the Hartford isolation hospital Sunday from diphtheria is sur vived by her father three brothers and three sisters. one of the sisters being Mas. Delina LaChappclie of Will
 'irnantic.
 Joseph A. Wiley, so. horn in Had
 lyme, died Saturday at Saybrook. aft
 CT six weeks illness He was veteral
 of the Spanish American war, haysn enlisted in Bridgeport and re-enlist
 ed, seeing service in the Philippin
 Islands in Company J. fist regiment
 regular army.
 Assistant District Attorney Crosb has announced that all criminal case pending in the United States distriC court at New Haven have been post Eoned until November :, beeaus ; Judge Edwin $. Thomas is schedule
 to hold court in another district dur ing inc peyr few weeks