Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

l. VARIOUS MATTERS i September 18th is St. Theodore's 1 day.
 1 Light vehicle lamps at FPS o'clock ! this: evening"
 ". R. sDenison plans to close the i Golden Spur this week for the season shore town fishermen are getting SC l cents a quart for. scallops in Fulton
 market, New York.
 Raymond B. Smith of New London.
 and Miss Doris Horton were married at Enfield Thursday afternoon.
 Showing the.interest other cities are ! taking New Britain has raised $31,o0o 1 to finance it's Welcome Home celebra- | ton.
 Half hour ears are being appreci- l ated on the Groton & Stonington l line of .the Shore Line Electric Rail l way.
 1 The annual state, meeting of the I Wornan's Christian Temperance union | is to be held in Willimantic October 1 Is and 16.
 1 Dr. Walkers office will be closed | until Oct. 1.-adv.
 ] Twenty-four members of Eliza beth Porter Putnam chapter D. A k. or Putnam, made an historical pilgrim l age Saturday to Lebanon. At g. o'clock Thursday. in St. Pat rick's church, an anniversary requiem high mass for William Dwyer was sung by Rev John H. Broderick.
 The new time table on the New TIa- ven railroad issued for the winter schedule indicates about the same number of trains that were running last year.
 The new pastor of the United Con gregational church Rev. Alexander H. Abbott led the nidweek meeting Thursday evening, the subject being, ''Eu:idinga
 Rev. Dr. C. E. Hesselgrave of the Manchester Center church lectured Tuesday evening to the Gilead and Hebron granses on his wartime ex- periences in France
 Regular meeting of Knights or Co., lurnbus tonight.-adv.
 The work of the Union Girls Sew was broken in the collision.
 ing club, under the leadership of Miss Costello. was on exhibition at the recent Rockville fair.
 In the child measuring and weigh ing contest held under the auspices of the County Farm Bureau at North Stonington Fair, Mrs Zoe Meade, of Norwich. was in charge.
 A visitor in MontvilTe is George W. Evans, of Los Angeles. Cal. MT Evans home was formerly in Connecticut. but this is the first time in IS years that he has revisited his native state.
 All Boy Scouts are requested to report at the Fair Grounds Saturday a T T. m. to take part Tn W eACOme Home cefebration.-adT,
 Announcement has been made of the engagement of Mrs. Mary Rudd Palmer of Post Hill place. New Lon don, to Carlos Curtis Peck of Norwi ich. The marriage is to take place in a few weeks.
 It is mentioned that W I. Gadbois Of East Lyme. MT. and Mrs. L. G. Cad bois of New London, and Mrs. Willia $ Sisson, Of Pa1mertown, called on ". s. MacGonegal at We1lstown, R. l., re- gently.
 and Sons of Veterans; who attended the national encampments of their orders at Columbus. Ohio. report an inspiring convention and parade and d general good time.
 The Mental Hygiene society of Con- 11etcicut. which has. Norwich members. l has secured the services of Dr. Will ! jam, E. Terhune as medical director. | of that organiza ton, and he is estab | lished in New Haven.
 At the annual meeting Of the Gros venorda1e Visiting Nurse assoc.a- ton held at the North <irosveno nordale l hose house Tuesday evening. Agent l John F. .Reardon. formerly of Norwich, 1 was re- e-elected president
 No eagineer.has been enga sed vet by the special committee appointed by | Mayor Frank Morgan of New London. ! for the survey Of the water sheds in ! order to report on the various water ! extension propositions.
 Highway Commissioner c. T. Ben nett awarded a contract Tuesday to 1 the 4. Vito Construction Co. of 1 Thompson. for the construction of 1S, 40 feet of bltuminous ~7a cadam high way in Thompson for f.5.6O0.
 Dealers here learn that Invitations for the inaugural of tl'A Winter rnil- i:nery season. which will be held du~- ing the week of October 6. are being sent to the retail trade this week.
 Complaint comes from suburban places that many bushels of .sra pes are going to waste along wiGe other vari- et.es of fruit this sea son owing to the inability of the house wives to pro cure sufficient sugar for preserving
 Orders are being taken in thfs state 7-elopes which are, being pIt ont hv the National Red Cross soc e ", fs5r the first time: this year as a feature of it's. annual sale Of Chris tnaas seals.
 The graves of Jewish soldiers who i died il France will be marked with i the Morgan David, Star Of David" according to an announcement recAir- ed ir Conn ecticut, from Colonel Harry Cutler, chairman bf the JewisA Well fare board.
 nasso9n fasfh thes .nahs n h4W pfant os at Watch Hif1afor' their icerfor fish ship ments. More of thS. supply from this source is avaiiabldenowA.ha the de- napd at the cottage colony at the Hill has fallen of.
 At Groton. James Gr;swold has sold the farm located near the Avery Mem oria1 to Patrick NcNamara Of Bos- ton, who has pl,-chased the property to develop it fo- 1Huilding purposes in conjunction with the new mill which is to be located nearby.
 
 day. evening of next week the Ss nford school will open for the coming yea with 'spec'al exercises. Classes will begin On Wednesday and Thursday. The senior master will be Fred D. Ma brey, formerly of Norwich.