Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-20

| VARIOUS MATTERS ! Light vehicle lamps at 7.21 o'clock | this evening.
 A Danie1son man. John Fournier. is patient in the Backus hospital. in Norwich.
 In all sections of the town Vel i come Home Day posters tell about l today's big celebration. s. l Oysters. scal1ops and Holsters at the Brcadway Fish Market. 40 Broadway. adv. l < From Lords Hill James E. Lord 1 shipped high grade Shropshire ram l to RondviIe, Vt. this week.
 Miss Edith Cunningham. of Oneco. has begun teaching school on Meet | ing House Hill, town of Franklin.
 The next conferences of the Six Churches is to be held at Preston | City Congregational church Oct. l. Flags should fly everywhere today, ! in honor of the more than 16oo boys | whom the town of Norwich sent into service.
 In PIainfield, Charles Jerome has purchased the Starkweather place for nlerly occupied by the late Mrs. J. B. Bliven.
 Tomorrow Sept q. the feast day of st. Matthew. the evangelist. will be specially noted in the Episcopal churches.
 A cottage is being built at Groton Long Point for Dr. A. H. Meyers of Mystic, who will use it for summer occupancy.
 The mercury dropped to Se degrees about Norwich Town. early Thursday morning, but there was no special damage from frost.
 Important meeting Friends of Irish Freedom Sunday afternoon at z o'clock in Foresters hall.-adv.
 The motor launch which has been used on the Lords Point ferry this ters at the Comstock ways at Ston- ington.
 The Lords Point Inn closed early in the week after a very successful sea son. The post office cuosed the 18th soon be switched off
 Railroad men here learn from the New Haven railroad office that the Cedar Hill terminal is now handling about 1900 cars a day That number will be doubled in short time.
 It is wise for travellers to remem Der that important changes of pas senger train schedules on all divisions of the New Haven railroad win go in to effect tomorrow Sunday Sept 21.
 Wednesday evening at Moosup. Miss Evelyn Salisbury was given a sur prise party and miscellaneous shower
  in anticipation of her marriage with Almond Colvin.
 All Boy Scouts are requested to re- port at the Fair Grounds Saturday at D: m. to take part in Welcome Home celebration--adv.
 Bandsmen for the United States Marines are being recruited by the staff at the Hartford recruiting office, No. 756 Main street Those enlisting for this branch of the service will be sent to Quantico, Va.
 Mrs. Charles Carver of Goodyear thinks that sun swer grown on her premises is taller than any in Eastern Connecticut. The stalk meas ures slightly over 12 feet and the blossom is foot in diameter
 K. of C. members here learn that William J. McGinley supreme secre- tary. has sent an initial sum of s2,- 900 for the relief of the residents of Corpus Christi, and the adjoining towns of Texas which were swept by a hurricane.
 Katherine G. Lambert maftIf. . urer of human hair goods will be at 116 Main street. Mondays. Wednesdays, Fridays. Tel. sS2 5.-adv.
 The marriage of a former Ledyard resident, Harold W. White a son of Rev. and Mrs. William r. White and J. A. Cone. will take place iIl the Say brook Congregational church, Wed nesday, Oct. 1. at : ?. m.
 In 8 number of the cities in this state the fire chiefs and fire commits sioners are carrying on a campaign that all chimneys. especially in blocks and apartments. are thoroughly clean ed before fires are started.
 Automobihsts going to Providence by way of Wnlimantic and through Chaplin will be glad to know. the ha 1%a highway department is preparing to repair the highway through Chaplin near the bridge over the Natchaug river.
 The dance to be given by the Nor wich Golf Club this evening is to be postponed until the following Satur- day on account of the Welcome Home elebration.-adv.
 The Wolcott Family Association. to which several Norwich residents are in Washington Oct. 7. and g. Among the speakers at that meeting will be the two "Wolcott" senators. Wolcott of Delaware and Wadsworth of New York
 The other day at East Killingly, while in a caper jumped his fore feet into a lawn mower. and. by a roll of the blades. was securely trapped. He had the good sense for a calf, however to tTeIndl1 H0ui6t untll IefcdSod Dy nIS owner.
 A Franklin. Mass, man. Roy Gala gher a passenger brakeman on the N. Y5 N. H. & H. . lroad. was taken suddenly i'll with ,pendicitis in Bos- ton Wednesday evening as he was about to take his run to Wn1imantic, and was removed to hospital to be operated on
 The sale Friday of the property in Pawcatuck on the corner of West Broad and Mechanic streets to George Fl. Murphey by Mrs. Orson Rogers, reveals the interesting fact that this piece of land situated in the business section of the town has not changed owners in 11S years.
 Inmates of the state reformat tory at Cheshire are manufacturing 5000 automobile plates daily and turning them out well. Robbins B. StoeckeI. state motor vehicle commission. said this week that the plates were all