Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-26
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MAI IEKS
 Today is calendar day for October.
 Light vehicle lamps at 7:11 o'clock | this evening.
 | The mercury rose to 7s degrees during Thursday.
 The planet Neptune is still in Cancer, 1 rising about 4.30 a. m.
 The Rockville socialist party has | named a complete ticket for the town 1 election. October 6.
 | Automobile parties are driving over l! OK Hill in Mohegan Park, Norwich, to enjoy the magnificent view. l The Wheeler school at North Ston- 1 ington, which opened Tuesday has an l increased number of students. Don't forget dance in Fitchville hall ! tonight.-adv.
 Norwich State Hospital. Preston, es- caped from the institution Thursday l forenoon.
 Henry Young has sold his farm at Voluntown to Mrs. Carolina Jackel of i Norwich, who will take possession i'm 1 mediately.
 The foliage has begun to color, and during this season one of the most bea otifuI drives is north along the Shetucket river
 Up in Thompson, l.. N. Elliott has about two acres of fancy rice pop corn
 
 long way to see.
 Market reports for this state in dicate a shortage of cauhffower and toma toes and an abundance of shell beans, beets and sweet corn.
 Relatives have requested months mind mass for Julia M. Desmond, wife of Postmaster John P. Murphy, at St. Patrick's church Saturday.
 In the shore towns it is stated that the natural oyster beds are yielding up far better crop than the culti- vated beds of the private owners
 Argo at Osgood's wharf with fresh mackerel and many other varieties.- adv
 A meeting of the contractors of New London was held in the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce there Thurs day evening to form a peranent org anizatiOn.
 At Abingdon frequent Norwich visitor, Rev Frank A. Fuller has re- signed as pastor of the Congregation al church and is moving this week to Worcester.
 The trolley cars cross the bridge at Mystic on all trips now. For sev- esal weeks. because of the condition o4khe bridge, it has been necessary to transfer.
 Hartford papers note that Dr. Ar thur R. Couch and Mrs. Couch of Pennington avenue have returned from a short stay with Mrs. Emily Cobb in Columbia.
 The body of Miss Lucinda Towne who died September Is, at the Old Ladies Home in Worcester, was brought to Union Thursday for burial. 1 Sl.e was 1o1 years old.
 l.. Ii. Healey, of North Woodstock, i secretary of the state board of agri- 1 culture. has prepared a bulletin on the | potato wart, a serious new disease, l; which is of interest to all growers.
 Local alumni learn that Wesleyan 1 University has opened with the larg- i est entering class in it's history, the | registration thus far being 175 which 1 is twenty over the previous record.
 The Shore Line Electric Railway resumed freight service be- tween New London and WilliD-ti and between Norwich and Westerly, at 7:30 Thursday morn ing.
 his choicest blooms, former Police man John Irish has been cutting some beautiful dahlias at his home on La urel Hill.
 Indicating how the war tax of a eent a glass on soda fountain sales helps the government Norwich druggists books show an average of ,ver $100 per month paid in this form # revenue.
 Masons from this vicinity will at end the annual Grand Masters Day tt the Masonic Home, at Walhng ord Saturday. The M M. degree will ,e conferred in full form at this special communicat ton.
 Joseph Sheffield of Ocean avenue, on of Mrs. Kate Sanford Landers arnum and grand nephew of Miss ulia Sanford is one of the new boys enrolled at Sanford school Bedding, which began it's 6eth year this week.
 The Latham estate at Phoenixville las sold a tract of land north of the I tate road including some pleasant 'uilding lots to Grant Trowbridge of i Jew Haven. There is a rumor that z oon an electric plant will be built. ' here. The United States civil service com ' mission, announces for Oct 2s an ex- I animation for surveillance inspector Y or men. Vacancies in the Ordnance ( at large at s1 500 to s2, ,490 : . year will be filled from this exam 2 nation.
 The New Haven road has resumed ! n part wit hgovernment sanction and | id some of the improvement work hat was under way when word went z ut from the Railroad administration 0 stop all but the most imperative I obstruction. , A state convention of the Independ- | mt Order of F'oresters is to be held I n Waterbury May 22 next. The state 1 i ng held at the City Club in Hartford 2 decided on Waterbury as \ he convention city.
 Camp Mystic on the Mystic River ( 7here there were Norwich students t Yas closed Saturday for the season fany of the girls left a few weeks ( go and the remainder the past week fiss lobe stated that this summer as been one of her best seasons.
 When the executive committee of the 0 tate Police association met at Hotel a larde, Hartford, Tuesday, President ' William Brennan of Norwich, presid- d. The committee went on record as pposed to the policemen of Connec- cut afiIating with labor unions. I Norwich merchants. who keep tabs T n the parcel post business are not f iade amiable by the knowledge that C ec1a in cifXE. and . foYKn eranIaYeS