Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-07
VARIOUS MATTERS

gree tonight at 7.30 at Masonic tenn rle.-ady.
 Governor Holcomb's proclamation appointing Fire Prevention day Oct sth is posted in the Otis Library. | The Holy Name society has request | cd a months mind mass in St. Pat rick's church Wednesday for Patrick Hanrahan.
 Today (Tuesday) at the woman's prayer meeting in the Central Baptist London, is to lead.
 | Effective Monday, Oct. |. Shor, Line | trolley service has been discontinued ! hetween Docks Siding ani Atlantic Tseaoh and Weekl-n .r.
 The Stafford Service post of the American Legion has been named in ] honor of Agustino Strazza, the only stafford boy killed on the firing line.
 The first Stafford fair was held on Tuesday, Nov s. 1870. and the society was then known as the Holland County East Agricultural society. Damon Lodge. Knights of Pythias, of Rockville. is to confer the rank of esquire on a class of three candidates at it's meeting Wednesday evening. Norwich members of the Eastern Connecticut Mt. Holyoke Alumnae as- sociation are interested in the college drive to secure a fund of s2,O0o, 900. Ladies' Auxiliary, Y. M C. A. meets W | eous, S4 Fairmount street.-adv. The first social of the Rockville Teachers club has been arranged for Wednesday evening. This Is the an- nual reception to the new teachers. W. R. Uchtman of Westerly spoke in Norwich Sunday evening Dur Time Clearly Seen in the Prophecy. John Isham. recently retired as the agent at the South Covntry station of the Central Vemont railway. after continuous service for stxty-one years and six months.
 A meeting of the state park com mission is to be held at the Capitol on Wednssday afternoon to discuss questions concerning recreation places under its Jurisdiction.
 The Hawaii Agricultural Experi- ment station has written to Connectf- cut to procure a sample of the sum mary sheet of milk production costs worked out in Windham county.
 The N>onal Council. Boy Scouts of America, mas sent out an appeal for more scout leaders. The services of from overseas is especially desired.
 East Central Pomona grange will hold meeting with Columbia grange at Teomans' hall. Columbia, Wednes- day. The fifth degree will be confer red at the morning session at 10.30.
 AL AIdONeG r req OlOS when a part of his mill broke .hitched up his au- to and started at a. m. for Syracuse, N Y, and returned with the parts wanted the next day, having covered TOO miles. And the mill was a cider mill.
 Archie W. Tuthill. foreman of the printing department of the Stafford Press entered upon his forty-eighth year of service in that department oct. 4. He went to work there in 1872 at the age of IT..
 At Ellington, Charles K. Belknap s3, veteran of the Civil war. died late Friday at his home on Main street. He had been a resident of Ellington for rty-eight years. The funeral was held Monday.
 Miss Mildred Schwartz and Miss Dorothy Doane. yeomen in the navy, stationed at the submarine base. have been transferred from the New Lon don base to Norfolk, Va. where they will go this week.
 William G. Baxter, field secretary of the Connecticut Prison Association tells the Kings Daughters and. Sons that what is needed is a Federal home kept at the expense of the govern ment for discharged prisoners.
 public mass meeting is planned at New London in November in the gen. eral interest of the Irish cause. The committee on arrangements includes P. J. Ryan, Thomas w Casey. William D. Fox, P. J. Larkin and Luke Martin.
 A number of the Norwich cottagers are remaining in Neptune Park for portion of this month. MT. and Mrs. Monday, having leased their cottage for the winter to the Lee family, of New London.
 Rev Marshall Dawson. chaplain of the Connecticut Horticultural College, and parson of the church at Storrs, nte in church at New Hartford Sunday morning. in behalf of the Pilgrim Memorial fund.
 Nr and Mrs. William Smith and son. who have bce-, spending week at the home of William Ruthers near Clark's Falls. have gone to the new home that they have just purchased in Taunton, Mass, where MT. Smith is to engage in poultry raising.
 At the special musical service in Park church Sunday there were es- peciaIly pleasing solos by Mrs. Arthur E. Story, Eben Learned and Eugene B. Seamons. and the new alto of the quartette, Miss Helen Whitford, of New London. made most favorable impression in her solo work.
 Miss Netta NJ. Strong. daughter of Mir and Mrs. Charles H. Strong of Hartford, and E. Wallace Champion, son of MT. and Mrs. E. R. Champion of Old Lyme were married Saturday at O'CLOCK al the nome Ol lHS uTlue . parents by Rev. Rodney Roundy and Rev Grove Efkins, uncles of the bridegroom
 New Englanders have been swindled out of s4,b00 by Joseph Plough, oper- ating an office in the Board of Trade buiiding New Orleans, as a sugar broker, according to post office of1- cials who are seeking him. He placed advertisements in New England pa pers agreeing to sell fifty pounds of sugar for $500
 Connecticut Company Adopts Zone
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