Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-18
heBatllslin. Norwich, Wednesday, Sept. is, 1918.
HEADQUARTERS

The pavilion at Pine Grove. Niantic, has closed after a very successful l season.
 The Hamburg fair will be an at- traction today for a number from this vicinity.
 The reunion of the 14th Connecti- cut regiment was held Tuesday at Milford.
 Soft Crabs today at Powers Bros adN
 The project of erecting ga hotel in Groton borough is being seriously con sideredN
 The new winter timetable goes in- to effect on the New Haven railroad ! Sunday, Sept. 22. at 12.01 a. m.
 Letters received recently from Sec l ond Lieut.. Earl c. Herrick of Nor wich located him at fingers, France.
 Delegates from Connecticut will at- | tend the annual convention of the American Bankers Association to open in Chicago. Sept. 27. l George Ellis, lad of nine broke his leg by falling on the East Lyme 1 trolley track the other day He was taken to the Lawrence hospital.
 A Columbia resident, Mrs. Ruth ] Thankful Tucker, who was ninety last April, has knitted ninety pairs of socks and one sweater, since March.
 Choice Scallops today at Powers Bros.-aGv.
 The Westerly Sun mentions that many are visiting the beaches in l search of beach plums and report that the plums are as plentiful as ever The September term Of the United ! States court will be opened in New Haven Tuesday of next week at 10S E. m., Judge Edwin s. Thomas pre- l siding.
 Thursday. Sept. 1s. will be the 95th birthday of Ellington's oldest resident Mrs D. N. Kimban, who will be at l home from until 6 o'clock to receive her friends.
 The autumn meeting of the National Society United States Daughters ot 1872. State of Connecticut, is to be | held at the New Haven Lawn Club Friday, Sept. 27.
 Hospital officials from this state are in Atlantic City to attend the annual meeting of the American Hospital As sociation. which opened Tuesday and 1 will conclude Saturday
 Today. Friday and Saturday, Embel
 
 Powers Bros.-adv.
 A birthday party was given at the nome Of Mrs H. Clish recently ir honor of her sister. Miss Nellie Drake The latter received many presents from her young friends.
 Importation Of hemp seed, canary seed and alfalfa seed is prohibited un- der an order Monday by the war in lustries board. Substitutes for these seeds are grown at home.
 From Lyme, Miss Katharine Lud. ingto3, president Of the Connecticut Washington because of the woman suffrage issue in the senate. The former station agent at Midway Charles Polk. has resigned from rail. road work, and entered the employ O steel company in Providence H, - las moved his family to that city. There was a session of the Septem Der term of the Holland County SUI } perior court at Rockville Tuesea, 7 morning at 10 o'clock Judge yFranl D. Haines of Middletown was on th . bench.
 Millinery Opening, Thursday, Fri day. choice trimmed and catc stree ' hats, fancy veiis and novelties. }Ladie invited. A Broadway, Mmej Four nier.-adv.
 A Holland teacher, Miss !, Marga , ret Morris. has beeni annointed prtn 1, cipal of the HazardviIle grade, | schools. and will teach in Ehe eight f grade there. She begins her dute . Thursday. e The annual reunion If the 24tl Regiment Connecticut Volunteers, i Q 10 he held in Middletown Thursday a Grand Army hall. Six members of tn regiment have died since the reunio,
 last year.
 Only 65 automobiles passed over tn
 Connecticut Bridge Sunday at Say
 brook, because Of the general observ ance of gasless Sunday. The averag
 Ter Sunday during khe past summe was in excess of 1.20O machines.
 The wire drag surveys in the gre
 extending four miles south of the lin
 from Watch Hill reef to Choomoun
 the highest point on Fishers Island v have been completed and that are
 may now be used for lobstering.
 Three large boxes of tinfoil an
 leadfoil have; been received at tn
 room of the. Womans League fror
 the class of 1919. Mount Pleasan
 school. Miss jGertrude [. Ward teach n CT. Several unmarked packages hay |. been contributed. also. c The grounds about the state armor . on Franklin street are well kept an = attractive,g af bed of handsome re :. and whitei gkraniums and tall canna r, heautifying kthe lawn. ArTnorer Al
 len s. Barbour pays careful attentio g to the condition of the states pror Y erty.
 ,t The acetylene cutting and weldin D plant at Midway is completed. Tn
 roundhpuse has been fitted witl
 branch3 pipes overhead to which tk e hose is Attached The machine sho
 has hadsup-to- date machinery install
 ed. lathes. drill presses, planers an = grinding machines.
 Friends have received invitations
 the Hsdding of Julius Seelye Bike
 son off Rev. Dr. and Mrs James Blk
 Ter, formerly of New London, an
 Mary Harrison Thayer of Westfiel, Mass The wedding will take plac Saturday, Sept. 21, at the First Cor Greg%tional church at Westfeld. Postmaster John P. Murphy hs been directed by the postal author lies to give publicity to the fact thf the declarations of the contents { 1 packages going from the United State to- Great Britain should be full an concise, in order to facilitate qllic passage through the customs hous |d INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY Fl r Mise Kather;ra IT po 1