Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-25
U1e BnLietin,
Norwich, "Wednesday, Sept. 25, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at TIP o'clock this evening.
 Dealers in ranges and heaters are at the height of their busy season.
 Patients dismissed from Lawrence hospital include Richard Fisk of Staff ford Springs.
 Tinfoil collected by John II. Ayling has been left at the room of the Wo- mans League.
 Those who noticed state that the wind was from the west when the sun crossed the line Monday.
 Snapper blues at Powers Bros. today.-adv.
 Delegates from this state are at tending the Grain Dealers National Convention in Milwaukee.
 Although the temperature gets pretty low these nights. mists and fog help to save the gardens
 Cert1ficateS of organization filed with the secretary of state include that of the Norwich Coal Company, Inc.
 The Valley division Sunday trains will be continued to Oct 27th, run ming between Hartford and New Lon don.
 Some of the incest looking yellow plum tomatoes of the season have been grown on the Spencer farm at Lebanon.
 A preliminary certificate of dissolu- tion has been filed by the directors of the Gallaudet Engineering Com rany of Norwich
 Austin Thompson died early Sun day morning at his cottage at Pine Grove, Mantle, after several months illness. Burial will be n his native rlace, Bristol
 Extra choice salmon at Powers Bros. today.-adv. Plans are completed for the county ! meeting of the Woman's Christian 1 Temperance union to be held today | "Wednesday morning and afternoon with the Mystic branch.
 Tuesday was the forty ninth ami versary of the "Back Friday" panic | in which the fortunes of hundreds, in : | cluding Connecticut residents, were swept away in Wall street. Although the mackerel fishing off | the shore towns continues rather poor, the fish of this kind that are being caught are considerably larger than tiey were d few weeks earlier in the season.
 The season on Fishers Island is nearly over although there are a few cottages of the summer colony occu- ried. The Hay Harbor club will close the last of September and the Man sion house soon after.
 The Catholic University of America at Washington, D. C., where there are Norwich students, will open Satur- day, Sept. 2S. A Students Army Training Corps has been established there by the government
 Flatfish and founder steak, new ar rival, at Powers Bros.- adv.
 A cheerful letter from Earle L Sparks, Fifth Machine Gun Battery was received Tuesday by his mother Mrs. A. A. Sparks, of Paramount stree the first letter from France which ha: kreached her in four months.
 Mir and Mrs Hyman Diamond of Griswold court, New London, are nov showing a five starred service flag a their home. The last star in the f1as was added Monday, when Miss Lens Diamond reported for yeoman dut! at the state pier. ! Invitations are out for the weddin: Of Miss Marion Scoville Bailey, daugh ter of Mrs. William A. Bailey. of Fair view avenue, Groton, and Kenneth Banning Avery, son Of MT. and Mrs Gurdon C. Avery of New London, t, take place. Oct. ? at 4.3o p. m. , Statistics show that Connecticut has 19 public and private hospital 3 for sick and injured, two state and private hospitals for the insane, old peoples homes. eight county tenn rorary homes for dependent childre1 Y orphan asylums and 86 almshouse! Horses on farms hereabouts mus b. surprised at the recent and unex Fected attention they are getting, i ! preparation for Sunday use Rurs owners of automobiles find the gas less regulation a hardship in man cases, especially when they live ia from churches
 Venus is still in view in the east ern morning sky. It rises about a hour before the sun. Today, the o5tl Venus and Mercury will be in cor
 junction, Venus north about 20 mir utes-two- thirds of the moons dis
 They will rise little less than an hot
 before the sun.
 Mackerel and smelts today /; Powers Bros.-adv.
 The funeral of Henry Bromann Stonington was held Monday morr
 ing at Il o'clock from the home of h
 sister, Mrs. Irving Melvin, Rev. D
 Wendell acting rector of Cavalr = Episcopal church officiating Buri s was in Yantic cemetery. Norwich. ;, the family plot
 :. The funeral of John Guerin, son . the late Timothy and Catherine Gut rim. whose death occurred at NorwiC
 Friday, was held from the resident - Of his sister. Mrs. John Newconlb.
 New London, Monday, with requie
 high mass at St. Mary's church sur
 by Rev. John Sheehan. 'I It is announced that Emanuel Ka]
 Ian, of the Norwich Woolen corpor;
 ton the Winchester Woolen and oth
 manufacturing establishments of u
 City, has been elected a director - the Uncas National bank Mir. KaI Ian recently purchased the residen d of John L. Mitchell on Rockwell Te " race.
 The son of President Abraham Ii, 5 coin. Robert T. Lincoln and Mrs. Lii
 coin, now residents of Washingto .+ celebrated their golden wedding lt Tuesday, having been married Sel
 24, 1868. Their daughter is the wi
 of Frank Edward Johnson. now
 Havana, son of Mrs. Edward Whiti
 Johnson, of Norwich.