Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 7.23 o'clock this evening.
 The planet, Neptune is in the morn ing sky in Cancer during this month
 Special services will be held in the Episcopal churches Saturday, St. Matthews Day.
 The Norwich market is well sup piled with variety of grapes and prices keep reasonable.
 The Rockville Home Guard Com- pany was mustered into the service Tuesday evening by state officers.
 The Hamburg fair was postponed until today-adv.
 A number of members of the Junior Food Army of Holland will make ex- hibits at the Rockville Fair this week. E. L. Smith of Gurleyville surpris- | ed his employees Saturday by an in- crease of two dollars a week in their pay.
 During Wednesday, Supervisor o. B. Lowell of Norwich visited three of the | district schools in Ledyard and one | in Preston.
 The regular meeting of the Xens is postponed to Friday, Oct. 4th.-adv. At Somers, D;r. and Mrs. William B. Scofield entertained house party So celebrate their fifteenth wedding an ! niversary. September 10.
 Merchants here are still hampered by delay in getting orders for goods | hlled frequently receiving but a portion of the stock ordered. 1 A party of 12 from Lebanon, among whom are Mir. and Mrs. Clinton Good win. have been spending week in C. ! B. Champiin's cottage at Matanuck, R. l.
 Two Red Cross Liberty cans have been placed in Lyme for the collection i of peach stones, nut and cocoanut shells, to be used in making gas masks.
 1 Millinery Opening today and tomor- row, choice trimmed and chic street hats fancy yei,s and novelties. Ladies invited A Broadway. Mime. Four nier.-adv.
 Arrangements for Rally Sunday at Trinity Methodist church are in charge of David Purvis. J. B. Stan ton. Mrs. F. N. Newbury and Mrs. Frank J. King.
 It has been arranged to have Dr Joseph Robbins, just returned from a Htour of the mission fields of the world speak at the Central Baptist church | september Z9tn.
 Big naval ball dance given by the
 sailors of the Submarine Ba Sc. Pulas-
 Ri hall. Friday evening, Sert. 20, 1915 adv.
 This weeks meeting of Pequot Camr
 Firs Girls of the United Congrega-
 t.onal chudch is to be held Friday af-
 ternoon, with Miss Dorothy Rasmus- sen3 Of Mckinley. avenue.
 Some unusually choice and beauti , ful d3hlias have been grown this sea
 son by Joseph Teletchee gardener a IGlrl Hill, Washington street. the res idence of Mrs. William H. PaI.er. The Food for France campaign i now on in Groton borough. There is t z be a house to house canvass to obtail
 canned vegetables. Miss Eliza betl , M. Avery is deputy for the borough
 c. L. Clinton who has supplied tn , pulpit in Gurleyville church for tn . past ten weeks announced to the con 7 gregation Sunday that he did not ex . Dect to remain after the first of No ven7ber.
 A full and complete line of new fal millinery. Personally selected iron
 the best New York stocks. Now ol sale by Mrs. w. H. Rogers, T Unio!
 street.-adv.
 Theawar, council of the. Americal
 Red Cross is distributing weekly bull
 letins to show the American peopl
 how their generous contributions ar ] being expended in the interests 0
 humanity.
 Sixteen new cases of Spanish influ enza among the civilian population 0
 New London were reported by physi
 clans to the health department O
 Wednesday. This makes a total of 3 cases among civilians in that city. A North Stonington man. George F Stedman, has entered upon his eight
 year as an employe of the Norwic
 and Westerly Electric Railway com
 panv Mir. Stedman is night operate
 at the sub-station at White Rock
 Members of Trinity Methods !. church have been requested to brin magazines, to the church when the
 have read them. and the girls C
 Troop 3, Girl Scouts. will stamp ther
 for forwarding to the soldiers an !, sailors ' The department of surgical dress ings of Red Cross has urgent need C ,. newspapers at once. They are of II '' use unless correctly cut. They shoul . be 23x17. 1-2 inches.-adv.
 A family reunion was held at tn home of My. and Mrs. Charles Mile
 of Oak Corners, Mill Plain, Sunda
 evening. to celebrate the birthday
 Miss Mildred Pierpont and also wa
 in honor of Frank Miller of Storl = Agricultural college,
 The state secretary's office is no = receiving the nominations made by u K various town caucuses in preparatiC ! | fL.,v J@o1 z, d the small town elections on Octob' n :. To date thirty-On of the 149 tow1 T. required to do so have made r r. turns.
 of Norwich friends are in receipt "a most cheerful and interesting lette ie from Robert S. Ross of Schenectad ,, N. T., a former Y. Nj. C. A. gener Id secretary in Norwich, for over yei g. in Y. NJ, C. A. work in France r ,li wrote from Paris. while on brief Vi ce cation.
 ,n Orders issued from the postmast ,d generals office. read as follows: 'F ,- accepting suit cases and travelil
 bags for mailing by parcel post, pos h. masters sho'sld take especial care ra advise senders of the necessity ;r affixing to such articles fully al CT dressed labels" r. The Connecticut secretary of sta C. has received up to the present abo IS 900 votes of soldiers and sailors wi
 are in service and entitled to vote
 the state election November 5. The c lvotes all came from cantonments al S Enaval stations None has been r
 ceived from overseas. 2 Norwich Free Academy opens t ne term and year with a registration z, about 535, nearly 50 of the older D ly pills having left to continue work. r