Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-16

Day Oct r. falls on Sunday this
 year. but will generally be observed lon the Saturday before
 Moving pictures this CTuesday) ev-
 enfng at Colchester are to be given
 under the auspices of The Community
 Club of North Westchester-
 It is noted by the Manchester Eve
 ming Herald that Howard Carrier has left the employ of Cheney Brothers
 to resume his studies at Storrs Col lege.
 The annual meeting Of the Fat
 Men's club of New England to be held
 at Springfield, Friday. will be attended by several members from this sec
 ton.
 l At the annual meeting of the New London Historical society at the Shaw Mansion, Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. 1 Bella P. Learned of Norwich is to read
 a paper.
 New Haven papers mention that I gone to Willimantic to enter the State Normal school taking the commer- 1 cial teachers course.
 l St. James lodge. No. g. F and A. 1 NJ works the first degree at Masonic | Temple tonight at 730-adv. The fine garden on, the Hubbard ! summer estate at Haughton's Cove. l which has always been admired by I passersby in previous falls. was not l cultivated this season. [ Nearly all the draggers about No ] ank are engaged in fishing for seal lops which are still brought in there in large quantities. One man ha auled i in 50 bushels in five drags. ! The officers of this years North Stonington grange fair are: George D. Coats. president; Ellsworth c. Gray, vice president: Clifford B. Thompson treasurer; l.. Frank White. secretary. Yesterday Sept. 18th. the planet tJ, earth. It rises about three hours be- fore the sun during the month. On the 10th it will be near ReguIus in Leo.
 The current issue of the White Rib bon Banner announces that the w. C. T. |. state convention will be held in the First Congregat tional church in WiIlimantic about the middle of Octo- ber.
 Mentioned among the fashionable contingent attending the Stockbridge, Mass pony show were former Nor vich residents Bishop Thomas F. Da- vies. Miss Marian Davies and Mrs. Henry .. Haines.
 Mrs N. T. Dunleavy Carney an nounces a fall opening Tues. and We'd Sept. 16-17, 315 Main. Holloway Blk adv.
 Miss Irene Howard. a graduate of the Deer River High school and Will limantic State Normal school has been appointed teacher in the com rnercial department of the Winooski. Vermont, high school.
 Beginning Sept. 15 parcel post packages for places in China with steamboat service will he accepted to a weight limit of twen-E-twc pounds with an increase in dimensions to S4 inches in length and g-Tth combined
 The enga cement 5s announced Of Miss Bessie Dray, daughter of Nr. and Mrs. John VI. Dray of 3S Terrace ave nue. New London, to Iohn r. Mans field son of AIr. ard Mrs. John Mansfield Of 1l2 Jefferson avenue. in the same city.
 e The Sunday School il hrar.- at the Central Baptist church was reopened Sunday 4 number Of new books have been added ard a new catalogue has been prepared for q stributicn Hcn1T IT. Pettis and N. Eugene smith are the librarians.
 Katherine C. Lambert. manufactu of human hair goods. VIII be at 1f6 Main street. Mondays. Wednesday, Fridays. Te! S32- -5-adv
 At party in honor of Herbert Gardner. of New York held Saturday afternoon a. the homo of Mrs. J. C. don. Mrs. Leila Troland Gardner. for rnerly. of Norwich. gave pleasure by her fine singing.
 Beginning Friday evening Electric
 
 was again transmitted from the power house in Old Saybrook. They have for several months been supplied from Uncasviue, below Norwich. owing to the trolley strike.
 The exact number of government Connecticut is not definitely known, but Colonel Robert O. Eaton says that their board amounts to thous- ands of dollars. and that the federal government will have to pay it.
 Regarding an amendment to the istrars shall receive names on the fourth Thursday before election, the ruling the secretary of state has ex plained applies only to towns having q population over ten thousand.
 Copies of the San Francisco Chron- icle received by Miss Susan c. Allen. of Norwich, describe the big welcome given the Pacific fleet also picture the War Woner's parade in which one of the veterans in the Civil war float is Miss Aliens cousin. Edward T. Allen. the state l. o. o. F. the mem bership on June 30 of this year was 26.472. or an average for the 91 lodges of 232. i The average membership in the lodges of Connecticut is higher than in any other jurisdiction under the sovereign grand lodge.
 The Ladies Auxiliary. \. o. H.. of Holland county. which includes Divis- l ion No. & of Rockville and Division | No. 46 Of Stafford Springs, recently 1 conducted a drive among it's mem bers | for the Friends of Irish Freedom | Victory Fund and collected in Rock l vile $111. and in Stafford SS0.
 Through the omission of a line on l Monday in the obituary notice of Mrs. 1 Charles J. Pierce, of A1lyn's Point | the fact was not stated that Mrs. 1 Pierce leaves her husband s son Charles w Pierce. Of West New York, and a daughter, Mrs. Mildred Of I11air,