Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-20

ceived their supply. The printers claim that the paper shortage is caus- ing the delay, but they hope to make a. delivery before the first of next month. These special acts are impor- tant and every man taking out 1i-. cense this year needs to be acquainted with them. as the season for different game has been changed, as well as the
 bag limit
 The board of registrars of the town
 of Windham, A. Linn Wea atherhead
 and P. ID. Donohue. were busy until .
 late house Thursday evening arrang-
 ing the names of the ito be mades"
 which are to be used by the board of
 (Saturday), when the applicants will
 call at the town hall to pass the quired examinations. Applicants must come before the selectmen and town
 clerk between the hours of g a. m and
 8 p. m. to qualify. if they want to vote
 at the coming town election next month or the city election in Decen-
 Der. The number of men and women desiring to be made voters is larger than usual this year. there being 200 more names than in 1917. The total of voters to be made is. men 243 worn- en AS.
 The death of John Mason Palmer, familiarity known to many as Uncle John. occurred Friday morning at hia home in Windham Center. MT. Palmer was the son of Mason c. and Olive RODlnSOn Pdimer or scotland ana was born Feb. 2S. 1880 MT. Palmer's life was spent in the town of Windham, and from the year 1880 until 1900 he was superintendent of the alnshouse. Besides his wife. he leaves two sons, John Erwin of Hartford and Theron Tracy Palmer of Windham. A sister, Miss Olive Palmer of Windham, also survives him.
 Owing to a typogra phical error, the mem bership of the I'D veterans who n I1 No. 19. American Legion. read 10 per cent. The YD's in this city are 1Ue per cent. enlisted in the legion.
 Judge and Mrs. Dwight A. Lyman of Columbia. former residents of this city. celebrated their 54th wedding relatives called to extend congratu1a- tions and express their best wishes for many more years of happy married life Judge Lyman and Mrs. Lyman Sept. 1s. 1885. and lived for several years in Columbia. From there they moved to Versailles later to willi- mantle. In 1913 they moved back to Columbia. Judge Lyman has held nu- merous public offices, among them census enumerator for willimantic and se1ectman in the town of Colum- bia. For 90 years Judge Lyman has been Mason. and both he and his wife are sixth degree members of the grange. All the childrep of the couple l are living. MT. and Mrs. Lyman are n good health and hope to celebrate heir diamond anniversary.
 John J. Mecarry, for the past year with the local Church Reed clothing l firm. has been appointed buyer and 1 n Hartford and will take up his du- 1 ies there Monday. Mir. McCarry came 1 o this city when the manager of the | tore. T. Frank Cunningham. entered ] ' las made many friends. For the pres mt Mir. McCarry will commute be- ween this city and Hartford. |
 WiIIimantic Sunday Notices,
 At the First Baptist church, Rev. A. | ) Carpenter pastor. morning worship t 10.45. Church school for the study | f the Bible at 12. Christian Endeavor meeting at G. Regular evening service | t '. Subject. Earth's New Song. 1ethodist Episcopal church Rev. R '1 c. farley Smith pastor. at 10.45. Sun lay school for the study of the Bible 12. Evening service at :.
 Christian Science service Sunday ooms. sos Main street. Subject of esson-sermon. Matter. Galden text, Galatians 5: r,
 Sunday school at HAS Sunday 1orning at the South Coventry church. ,ev. c. Harley Smith pastor. Church ervice at 12.45
 Brief Mention.
 The billboard erected by the local ouncil of defense. upon which they osted notices of war drives, has be- ome menace to pedestrians. The oard is on the east railing of the l orth approach to the footbridge and ersons using the crosswalk at Rail- pad street are unable to see traffic oming from the west A break in the water pipe attac ched the main on Church street caused 1 'ouble for the department Friday 1 orning. A hole was dug in the road l nd two men were kent busy with 1 and pump to keep out the water be- !