Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-15
VARIOUS MATTERS
It is daybrsak now at 4.ss.

| VH1A4~1@ AvA< <A AA~e It is daybrsak now at 4.as.
 Light vehicle lamps at 7.3e ecloci
 this evening.
 The moon is in its last quarter te
 morrow, the 18th. at s.32 p. m. | At present there are but five govern
 ment employees at the Norwich Marlin
 Rockwell plant.
 The New London public schaoi'
 will open today (Monday) after a, va
 cation of nearly three months This year Miss Marien Blakeslee | of Lebanon is teaching in Velunto~r l at the Wylie school.
 | Up to the last chilly rain the near l by beaches have had plague oi | mosquitoes, the worst ever known. l Next Sunday marks the heginnins i of Rev Arthur F. Purkiss' third year
 of ministry in the Central Baptist i church..
 1 helped to greatly increase the number of visitors to Norwich Tuberculosis Sanatorium.
 The few campers who finger alonE the river bank Neveled in the bright weather of Saturday ard Sunday fol- lowing a week of delugfng rain. The Young Womens Christian as saciation vacation house on the Mi anti criver. which opened June 15 will close for the season today, September
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 The pastar of the Trinity Methodist church, Rev. A. F. Legg. has an neunced a series of Sunday morning sermons on Some Fundamentals of Faith"
 Georege T. Safter of the Peouot inn has sold his piece of property to William Kaplan. wholesale paper deal CT on Golden street, New Londen, for sl 5 eeo
 Wednesday, Friday and Saturday of this week are the quarterly Enber Days in the Catholic church. days of fasting and abstinence for those obliged to fast and abstain.
 The government has authorized postmasters throughout the country to exchange three-eent adhesive stamps up to September 30th, when they are presented by original purchasers.
 The Crescent Beach delegate to the Connecticut State Sunshine conven- ton in New Haven will be Mrs Ma rion Russell of Main street, Mantle, chosen to go with Mrs. Stella Bush.
 At the recent school board meeting at Veluntown to discuss transportation route, Frank Reede the Center, and George Palmer the Pendleton Hill xoute.
 The clergymen of the state have been asked by the Connecticut Prison association to set aside Sunday. Oe- CoDef 70, as ddy Tn the interests Ot those in prison and those who have been released.
 Papers received here from Mirneap oils from Prof. J. Herbert George, formerly of Norwich. tell of an at tendance of ee1e19 visitors on the Fair, Labor Day.
 Last week. at St Patrick's church, an anniversary requiem high mass wasi sung by the rector, Rev. John H. Brod erick. for Richard Mcdonald, for many years a highly respected resi- dent of Cliff street.
 Agent Robert o. Eaton of State Charities and Institutions, has made a finding, that widows -who are on strike will receive no assistance from the state, because their income stop ped of their own Velition.
 Mentioned among attendants at the convention of state trade school men l at Da Hbury last week are NJ. J. Bent | ley. director. B. Glover M. Beldins, 1 Benjamin kershaw. P. F. Wiggins, E. 1 c. D. Patterson, of Putnam.
 In Connecticut in former years men l appear to have lost their minds more ! readily than women, but statistics | just issued show that now conditions 1 have reversed, and more female iu- i mates are being cared for than males. |
 What promises to be the biggest boys Y. NJ c. A. conference ever held | in this state is being planned for | Bridgeport. October e4th to 18th. when l the people expect to have se0 boys | from outside of the city to entertain. 1
 The years work of the Children's 1 class of the Norwich Art school he l gins next week Tn addition to the l regular class work, the children will l have occasional lessons with Mrs. l Eastman and Miss Watreus this l year.
 Collector James T. Walsh. of the |  neunees that he will rigidfy enforce 1 the internal revenue law requiring a 1 ten per cent. tax on the profits of in dustrial establishments employing 1 children.
 The senate has confirmed the nom nations of Charles F. Greene to be postmaster at Bridgeport. Hugh | Hearns at Naugatuek. John P. Murphy at Norwich, Ella E. BinneY at Sound Beach and Adele P. Brush at West 1 Grenwa1l. I
 Clifford White was arrested at l Rockville by Captain Leopold Krause at the request of the Putnam police, charged with taking motorcycle without permission and damaging it. He promised to pay for the damage but failed to.
 At the three days of Rockville fair last week. the Visiting Nurse asseci- tien conducted an emergency hespi- tai and took up collections for the i benefit of the association. The total | 3 mount of money collected during the three days was S2s7.
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