Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-06
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Netwieh, Monday, Oct. 6 1919
VARIOUS MATTERS


 this evening.
 A new walk Is being laid along tn ! Knights of Columbus property ol
 Broadway.
 The vineyrad Workers are to mee l this week with Mrs. C. c. Gildersleeve 29 Linccln avenue.
 The church at Usquepaugh is to eel eprate its Tooth anniversary Sunday 1 Oct. 2S. by an all-day meeting. Notice has been received here tha the national w. C. T. L. convention h
 to be held at St. Louis Nov. 1a-2o. 1 Dancing at K. of c. hall Monday night. Oct. 6. from to 12 o'clock l adv.
 i The Otis library reading room open 1 ed for the season Sunday afternoon | from to S. Miss Martha A. Ward was l in charge. There were 52 visitors. l A Westchester resident, Will Gal ] win, has taken first prize in pulling 1 with his cattle at three fairs-Port- land, Berlin and Durham. The absence of killing frosts is pro- longing the tomato season this year considerably beyond the usual time Tomatoes are still ripening on the vines.
 Dr. Thomas H. Weldons family closed their Crescent Beach cottage for returned to their home at South Man chester
 The records show that the weather for September was generally cloudy, there being only ten clear days. Thir- teen days were cloudy and seven part ly cloudy.
 Sunday afternoon there was the an- nual Rosary procession in St, Patrick s church, when 12 new members were received into the society by the chap lain. Rev. John H. Frederick.
 At the Sunday school session in Westchester Mrs. E. T. Peck, Mrs. R. s. Brown, Mrs. W. E. Adams were ap- pointed delegates to the county con- vention in Norwich Tuesday,
 number of colored girls from the south, who came to Saybrook in the late spring to work for several farm Comfort, Va. for the winter.
 It is mentioned by the Danbury News that Roy E. Jones. extension poultry man of Storrs. was at Black Rock Fri day giving culling demonstrations on the farm of Jonathan Thorne
 number of changes in the schedule of the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad went into effect sunday, principally on the divisions at the eastern end of the system.
 Invitations for the golden wedding anniversary of MT. and Mrs Ezra P. Edwards, to be held at their home Sat urday evening. Oct. IS. have been re- ceived by their friends in voluntown.
 During Sunday District Superinten- dent William H. Bath of Norwich was at the Stafford Springs Methodist church Today (Monday) he will be in Portland to hold the quarterly con ference.
 @ Mhen the society of the United Con- greSational church auxiliary to the Woman's Board of Missions holds its first meeting of the season Friday ar- ternoon the topic will be Czecho- Slovakia.
 State game authorities are posting ln the woods and fields notices. print ed on cloth. to withstand the elements. teillng hunters of the law forbiddins the shooting of cartridges and female pheasants.
 An anniversary high mass of re- quiem for Eugene Mccarthy for vile, was sung in St. Patrick's church Saturday at s o'clock by the rector Rev. J. H. Frederick
 Representatives of all Congrega tion- al churches of the county are to meet at the Wauregan house Wednesday rial fund campaign which starts in this county this week
 Tonight Oct. 9th. the Bar Harbor express through Norwich makes it's last trip south for the season. The last trip north was Oct Sd The State
 
 through this city Sunday
 Members of the executive committee of the State Policemen's association will hold meeting in Danburv We'd | nesday evening next. The following | day. accompanied by their wives. the ! members will visit the fair
 The October White Ribbon Ranner i acknowledses contributions to the ] Banner fund during July and August i IS follows: Thompson s1, Canterbury | 3l, East Thompson s1. Groton s2, l s1. On deficit willinston 1
 Charles P Kendall a former prin- | ,ipal of Wheeler school in North Ston- ngton- now head of Howard seminary i -or girls in West Bridgewater Mass 1 wrote and read a poem at the Welcome i Home celebration of that town recent V
 MT. and Mrs. George A Thompson lave issued invitations for the we'd 1 ling of their daughter Ruth and feoree Henry Stone at their home in Worth Stonington village at o'clock n the afternoon of Wednesday. Oct. 5th. About 40. including officials and 'ourtv visitors, will attend the annual meeting at the couIecv home on Smith venue Norwich. Wednesday At present. a the home Miss Gibson has n her charge g. children-51 boys and s girls i Coroner Stephen B. Davis has ren-4i tered his finding in the death of Att orney Judson Hall of Meriden. who Fas killed as result of fall from a rindov at the state hospital at Mid iletown- The coroner finds no one re- ponsible for the death
 The recent increase in the sum to 'e naid for the care of insane patients n state hospitals. from $50 to s4 vent into effect Wednesday. Oct. 1. nd will mean an additional revenue Q the state. as the money is paid by e,atives or friends of those affected Forty-one Connecticut D. A R. chap CTS were represented at Fridays reeti0G in Windsor. Among the spe- ial items of interest was the receipt f 2 telegram from the Vermont state conference endorsing Mrs. George Minor Of Waterford for i-I<. i,. ]