Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-30

Ner~ieh, saturday, Aus. E.. 1s1s
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at 7.57 o'clocl this evening.
 stonington man. James Harvey
 has raised over 700 ears of fine greer corn.
 The beheading of St John the Rap, calendar Frida3.
 At westchester. four legged chick
 'en is hopping around on the premises at Mrs. Rose M. Browns.
 l The new school house at Grant: HTl Holland. will be completed so thal
 school can begin Wednesday next l Today, August 30th, the days lengtf l has decreased an even two hours, the l sun shining 13 hours. 19 minutes Fresh scallops,J soft crabs. oysters. 1 choice variety strictly fresh fish today l at Powers Bros.-adv.
 l A carload of sugar about 10000 pounds, has been received by one oi l the three Norwich wholesale firms l James Griggs, native of Hampton i, nearly s5 years of age did neat jot shingiins a barn at East Oneco this week.
 The Army and Navy clubhouse on Broadway, Norwich, formerly ! Ma brey'ss. has been repaired and painted in an attractive ecru tint. "A l. exhibition member of the committee was Miss Carrie B. Rogers, of Wash ington. formerly of Norwich
 Tuesday there will be teachers
 meeting at Ellington. of the teachers of the four towns which Superintend- ent Leon c. Staples supervises.
 At Saybrook. Edgar Smith. employ ed at the Shore Line Electric car barns, before they were closed. is now engaged as watchman at sthe power house.
 The Irene M. pleasure boat which has been running from this city to New London and oceaif Beach, is to be taken off and will make her last trip today.
 It is mentioned at Mystc that Miss Myra B. Denison has returned to Jew ett City with Miss Marjorie Brewster who has been making a visit at the Denison home.
 Come to the Country Town Fair at Gales Ferry Country Club grounds, today, at p. m. Supper with music and dancing, etc.-adv. Knights Templar form Connecticut will attend the triennial conclave of that order which is to be held in Phil September 9th.
 Tn the past the annual convention Of the Connecticut Federation of Labor opened on Labor Day with big demOnSCrat1OD. THIS year the COINeT- tion was held in June.
 Charles Rounds of North Sterling, a successful bee hunter, wen ito East KillinEly and hived road side swarm of bees only a short distance from the village, Monday.
 One of the pleasant results of the rainy season is the beautiful green ness of lawns and shr,lbbery about Watch Hill this year. Never has the seaside village looked more beauti- full. $
 Winthrop Dell colony at. the Golden Spur had number of pleasant times the past week, including a corn roast at Turkey Point. Wednesday night, and straw ride to Norwich Friday night , A woman minister. Rev. Mary Ma comber of Lanesville. Mass, has ae- at the Central Village church and will begin her pastoral duties Septem- Der list.
 The books bequeathed the library of the town of Union by the late Mrs Cornelius W. Morrow, of Nashville. put into circulation and number over 70 volumes.
 At Stafford Springs there have been 90 many cases of whooping cough dur ing she summer that a doctors cer- l tifeate will be required of every pu-
 
 of the term.
 Shade tree trimming and cavity work Our state certificate is our guarantee of satisfactory work. Vic or Perreault. Danielson. Conn.-adv.
 The United States Civil Service commission announces for August 30 m examination for tugmaster, for nen. A vacancy in the Navy Yard service, New York, N. Y., at s6 a day will be filled from this examination.
 William A. Willard of Hartford. orrner vice president of the Willard president at the twelfth annual re- lnion held at Winchester, N. H., Sat lrday. The 1920 reunion will be held t Winchendon, Mass.
 A Collinsville correspondent notes hat the clergyman who has accept d the call of Norwich Town Congre- ational church. Rev. Gordon F. sailey, has returned from Bethlehem. '. H., where he was the guest of udge and Mrs. William H. Williams { f Derby.
 From North Stonington MT. and frs Clifford Thompson and guests, fiss Ida Leffingwell of Norwich, and 1 Tr and Mrs. Howard Bentley of j White Rock, motored to Natick, where hey were the guests of relatives early , ls.the week. I Parcels containing articles of mer- handise acceptable in the domestic , nail service. other than perishable | . oodstuffs, will now be received up to :
 weight limit of fifteen pounds for -anSmission to Hungarian prisoners Siberia at the postage rate of 12Ff ents a, pound or fraction of pound. s ,Plainfield teachers include, at the | .igh School, instructor in science,l fiss< Jane D. Mahoney of Norwich, nd Spanish. Susan R. Wilcox, of Nor a ich Town, Connecticut College forI v somen, at Moosup, Room 4, Miss sNel-Ir ea Driscoll of Norwich. Willimant1c t ermal. Tn Jurors For Criminal Term. tc In New London on Friday, Hubbard + il Norman of this city, assistant clerk 1t :, the. superior court drew the jurorsI a IT the September session of the crim- Fir al :Sourt. Thirty five names were t avn, he majority coming from the ,rthern ppart of the. county F