Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-17
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 7.26 o'clock chis evening. By a typographical error Tuesday the Merrow news =es z>=6eI Mans field Depot Very few of the city boarders re- main in Chesterfield and Bozrah at this late date.
 Dr. Walkers office win be closed un- til Oct 1.-adv.
 The first of the holiday toys being received by local dealers are all of the made-in-America type.
 A Norwich clergyman. Rev. Ed ward J. Ayres. continues to supply at the Baptist church in voluntown.
 At the Norwich Art School arrange ments have been made to continue the Friday evening classes during the season:
 On ctaar days this month. Jupiter is finely in view in the morning sky. ris- ing about three hours before the sun. It is in Cancer.
 Farmers hereabouts. who predict by the sign of the katydids' first Fall warnings, claim that frost is due about Sept 18th. e
 September 24th the sun will be on the autumnal equinox. crossing the equator and moving southward This is the official" beginning of the au- tur1n.
 The thirty-eighth annual convention of the Association of Edison Illunai- hating companies opened at the Gris- woId hotel. Eastern Point. Monday ev- ening and will close Thursday.
 James J. Murphy. A. of 21 Rogers street, New London. who died Mon day at his home, is survived by his wife and five children. Mir. Murphy was a special officer at Ocean Beach.
 This week at Trinity Methodist church the weekly prayer meeting is observed E,nw0rth Leg {, Night. when the topic will be The Young Christian and the New World.
 Notification has reached Connecti- cut authorities that the school for Annapolis aboard the T.. s. S. Okla homa at New York will open Oct. 1. Ensign Wesley Mel. Hague is in charge.
 Miss Nellie Maher of Rockville is the president of the Holland County A. A H. Auxiliary. Division No. g. of Rockville beca me affiliated with the Friends of Irish Freedom during the past year.
 At New London the school budget for the next year calls for s1so oso. Of this amount s149. 900 is for teachers s1o,00O for repairs. s1s.0oo for other salaries and the remainder for supplies, and other necessities.
 As is his annual custom. Captain George R. Case. brother of Letter Car rier Herman Case. Of Norwich. left Tuesday night for New York. sailing from that Dors today Wednesday, for Bermuda, where he will spend the winter.
 When Miss Mary A Fleming and John NJ Riley were married Monday 1 at St. Thomas church. Wa -erbury. the ceremony was perform ! ed by Rev. Myles P. Calvin of Nor wich, who also celebrated the nuptial nigh mass.
 The United States civil service com mission announces for Oct. fl an ex- s animation for artist, for men. A va -ancy in the public health service, | department Washington, D. | his examination.
 Tuesday evening Dr. Hugh E. Camp l oelI superintendent of Norwich Tu- 1erculosis Sanatorium held his clinic n Norwich and this Wednesday, af- i ernoon he will be in New London. He holds clinics in Plainfield and Daniel 1 son the first, Tuesday in each month.
 In their home at 4G4 Pequot avenue. l New London. MT. and Mrs Gustang 1 Sewmann announced, at a dinner par v. the cement of their daughter, | Miss Helene F. Newman. to Edward | Daniel Herpin, son of MT. and Mrs. | Edward P. Herpin, of Houston. Texas.
 The parsonage of the United Con church facing the Little | Plain now occupied by the new pas -or Rev. Alexander H. Abbott and family. was laSt tenanted by a Con i yregationaI pastor when Rev. Edward 1 s. Worcester resigned, kn March, 1 Le1s
 At Litchfield Mir and Mrs Morris | T. Seymour celebrated their golden ] wedding Sept. 15, the seventh like 1 event which has taken place in this family. MT. Seymour is brother of Rev. pr. Storrs o. Seymour. a former ector of Trinity Episcopal church, at | Norwich
 F. W. Aver, chairman of the Ma | -ional Committee of Northern Baptist | -aymen, has notified state workers of he inauguration of a new drive to 1 make up the s6.0o0. 900 fund which when raised. will be increased by a i sz. .000. 900 contribution from John D. Rockefeller.