Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-06
VARIOUS MATTERS

1 VARIOUS MATTERS
 The Rockville fair is to be held nex, Light vehicle lamps at 7.45 o'clock 1 this evening.
 The Connecticut Agricultural college at Storrs is to open for the fall term l Sept. Is.
 MT and Mrs. Burt T. Eaton and son Donald of Stafford are at Waterford. completing, repairs or their cottage at l Pleasure Beach.
 The fall and winter timetable of the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad and the Central New England railroad will go into effect Sunday, Sept q.
 Joseph Bogarro of Attawaugan dis covered on his return from Putnam 1. Monday that his home had been orok- ; en into and s"eo in Liberty bonds and s20 stolen.
 The Gales Ferry cottage of Isaac S Jones of Norwich. occup during the season by the Wright family or Hart ford. has now been purchased by Rev. pr. P. c Wright
 At Brooklyn. Mir. and Mrs. Herman Lathrop have with them the state en- gineers. Messrs- Howard Ives. William Nei!and. Joseph Differ and Walter Schuyler, Of Norwich.
 Under the new state law it will be necessary for the political parties to
 
 Of candidates for the October elections not later than Sept. IS.
 The county fair association, which has just held it's 65th annual fair in Norwich. has two honorary m lem bers. es S25 members. 8 s15 members. = s1o and two s members.
 The directors of the state prison have purchased for SS9. o00 six pieces of land. total of 15 acres. adjoining the prison tract at Wethersfeld which is now increased to 35 acres.
 The fall term Of the Sterling gram mar school opened Wednesday morn ing with Miss Rose Whatley principal. Miss Nora, Ellis. Miss Dora Blanchard and Miss Alice Sullivan teachers
 At North Stonington, Mrs. H. B Beckett gave a dinner Tuesday in honor of Mrs. H. NJ Pendleton and daughter and Miss Della A Wheeler, who are soon to move to New London.
 Don't forget the Memorial Meeting Great Plain. Rev. George La Flash and wife singing evangelists will preach and sing, 10.3o a. n,. 2.30 D. m.-adv.
 A Stafford Springs correspondent notes that Mir. and Mrs. F. c. Sanford Iaura Dudley) have returned from Wabbaquassett Lodge. Crystal lake after spending large part of the sum- mer there.
 Today, Sept. 6th. is the 54th anni-
  Mrs. Albert C. Greene of Danielson When a young man Mr. Greene worked for time in Norwich as an appren- tice ma machinist.
 The Old Home gathering last Wed nesday at Mt. Ochepetuck. Union. was a great success in spite of the unfavor- able weather Those present included Mrs. Frank Corbin and Mrs. C. C. Gil- dersleeve from Norwich.
 Paul Dillingham; of Willimantic who has been appointed supervisor of the schools in the towns of Bedding. Brookheld and Wilton has rented rooms at 129 Center street and ha moved his family to Bethel
 Bishop Nilans appointments for Oc- tober include: :, Danielsop. St. James church. jubilee. 10.30 a.. m.; ,. Moosup. All Hallows' church, confrma ton. 3.3o p. m; II. Rockville St. Berna-d's l church. confirmation 10 a. m
 At Rockcrest farm. East Kil1ingIv. i Holstein COW. Blacbie gave birth to twin calves Labor day. With scrip 1 tural deference, the deacon has chris 1 tened them Esau and Jacob.
 The offices of the United States court having been established in New Haven. Clerk c. F. Pickett stated this week that all petitions in bankruptcy must be filed there They may not be filed in Hartford. as heretofore.
 Says the Moosup Journal: The MOOSup -CentraI car IS now running again: good and regular connection by trolley is now maintained to the north ! and south once more. and the strike is l over. whereat the travelins public re- i joices.
 Dr. Kate W. Ttbbals of Newtown, a ! former instructor a Eassar and Vel i lesley colleges, and professor of Eng l fish in Welles college, is now gagged ] in making a complete survey of all ] that is being done in the way of citf- zenship teaching in this state.
 A Moosup boy. Harry Ainsworth. son !! of Mrs. Watson, was accepted recently ! at the recruiting station in Norwich :! enlistment and was sent to Fo~t Slo- cum, wheer he will be enlisted and as 1 signed to a permanent orGaniZa ton. :
 A laundry bag has been devised that : will safely carry washing through the 1. parcel post and do away with the sne- l cessity of getting up a bundle Of stout l paper and twine when clothes must ! make the trip from a, distance to the tub The bag is of tough khaki can vas.
 This season Windham county makes : r,1e bes; showing in all fruits but in potatoes stands fourth Holland county being nrsr with so 1-2. New London : secon5 < 3-4 and Middlesex third, IT o-e- The total percentages for the state are: Apples 43 If. peaches g ; 5-S pears 64 7-S. potatoes 75.