Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-30
VARIOUS MATTERS

1 VARIOUS. MAI IEKS i Light vehicle lamps at 7.o4 o'clock this evening.
 September soth is Saint Jerome's day in the church calendar. Some of the churches plan a go to church Sunday and rally day for Oct.
 Rockville lodge, Loyal Order of Moose, celebrated it's fifth anniversary 1 last week.
 1 Blackfish are running strong in the sound and fishermen are having good | luck in catching them.
 Garden truck is being gathered in I by suburban farmers, although there are no special indications Of frost. The planet Venus. which was even- Ing star until September 12th will be l morning star for the remainder of the year.
 l Officials of the Shore Line electrics from New London and Norwich have been at the Saybrook car. barns on an I inspection visit. The first frost of the season was
 due Monday. according to the old katydid sign. but the day was hot enough for August. Relatives have requested an anni- versary mass for Patrick Cassidy. of. I Fishers Island at St. Patrick's 1 church, Norwich. Wednesday. 1 A sale of food, candy and fancy work,
  gationa1 church Wednesday evening October 1st, from until 9.-adv GumaH's saloon.st the oldest place of l the kind in Wi1limantic has been closed for good. It will be turned over ! into an automobile supply store. Renovations, including the addition of a large porch are in progress at the house on Union street purchased recently by Mrs. Charles A. Cham berlain.
 The ". C. T. U. of Middlefield has elected Mrs. Charles Burnham dele gate to attend the state convention at Willimantic with the president. Mrs Greenbacker. Notification has been received that the annual conference of the Advent churches Of Connecticut and western Massachusetts is to be held with inc west7eld. Mass. church. oct. to 10 Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Anna l.. Bennett daughter of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Ben nett Of Hepewell. Va. to Lieut. tenant Gordon Ray Comsteck of East Had dam. the state legislature requires all bee keepers to register on or before Oct in each year. If the bee keepers fail to comply with the law they will be
 The change in time, from the dav light saving plan. will be made at two o'clock on the morning of Sunday Oct. 2e The clocks will be set back one hour at that time, or on the pre- eeding evening.
 At 10 o'clock Monday morning. the rector Of Trinity Episcopal church. Archdeacon J. Eldred Brown officiated at the celebration of the holy com munion. On the feast of St. Micha el and All Angels.
 An exchange potes that N. H. Gil- bert Of Wayne Pa 1arlyy oF CoI chester. has recently been on busi- ness trip to Michigan and Ohio and 1 has now gone to California to be ab- 1 sent several weeks.
 By latest railroad orders the last trip of the Bar Harbor Express north 1 through Norwich will be Oct 3 and l the last Bar Harbor trip south Oct G. 1 The last State Of Maine trip through l here will be Oct. 5th.
 Miss Ruth Scr;vener, daughter of | Rev. and Mrs. G. c. Scriyener of the l South Manchester Methodist church | formerly of Norwich. was operated up l on Saturday morning at the Hartford 1 hospital for appendicitis.
 The U. s: S. Connecticut. every | movement of which is reported by the | navy department so that residents of l this state may know her wherea bouts l arrived at the League Island navy yard at Philadelphia on the 18th.
 There are IS 900 Foresters in Con-
 
 pose of securing at least 1000 new members. to swell the membership to 250o0, opens the latter part of Octo- Der and will continue until the end of the year.
 Catholic piety devotes October to the especial honor of the Blessed Vir- gin Mary under the title of Queen of the Most Holy Rosary. and special devotions will be held in St. Patrick's church following the daily morning mass at 7 o'clock.
 A Norwich industry which is work ing busily on a 50-hour schedule is the West Side broad silk mill of the Huber Company, which employs here about 125. equal ly divided. women and men.
 Charles D. Hine. secretary of the state board of education said the oth- CT day that the enrolment at the nor nal schools of the state did not show that there were more young women in Connecticut turning to school teachingl as profession than formerly.
 At the annual convention of the Middlesex County Sunday School As- North Congregational church, Wed nesday, Oct. s. there will be an ad- dress on The Need of Team Work by Rev. William T. Thayer. formerly of Norwich.
 The formal opening of Harvard's national drive for an increase of s15,-i 25o 600 in her endowment took place M Menday, when there began all over the country the canvassing of each one Of the 3s,e00 Harvard graduates living. For Norwich. Prof. Allen Latham is 
 Saturday afternoon and evening the Young Peoples Society of the Unit ed Conxregational church is to De host to the Young Peoples Societies or Connecticut. In the afternoon ana evening the sessions will be neia In the House on the Hill. the Oniteo House.
 A Pomfret summer resident. Mrs. Yohn Addison Porter has presented collection of pictures. including oil paintings, water colors and engrayings to The Neighborhood House shop. m New Haven. The coliect1on nas neen by Prof John H. Niemeyer, of Yale Art School.