Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 VARIOUS MATTERS
 Today, Sept. 27th. will be exactly IF 1 hours long,
 | Light vehicle lamps at 7.os o'clock this evening The town of Bolton is proud or the | fact that it has no paupefs E | "A large number of barrels of cider IS l being made in Westminster and v1cin- ity.
 Several from Norwich have attended 1 the electrical show Tn New York thls | week. Over 500 bushels of scalIops were brought into Noank Wednesday by the l otter trawlers.
 1 It is an interesting coincidence that today tSaturday) the sun rises at o-ss and sets at 6.39.
 The first quinces were brought to market from Franklin Friday and sold 1 at 90 cents peck. ! The Lords Point postmaster, B. l.. ! Davis. and Louis L. Wilcox have re- | turned to Putnam.
 ] Jewish residents in town have been | entertaining the usual number of vls- | itors for the holidays.
 Miss Emma Legassey and Albert Tetreault were united in marriage at Sterling Monday morning. .eo necticut bogs. The frost of last week damaged some of the berries. So far salvia. asters. dahlias. cannas and ot Ter f1s wers are blooming i-l Noc7 wich gardens. untouched by frost
 It is expected that Rev H. T. Arnold of Norwich will preach at Central Vli- lage Sunday morning and evening.
 A Dayville man. Edward Clemens, formerly conductor on the Shore Line railway, is now a travelling salesman l. The Ashford association session is to be held in the North Ashford Bap- tist church. Eastford. Sept. 3Oth. be- ginning at e.30
 Katherine c. Lambert, manufacturer of human hair goods, will be at 11e Main street. Mondays. Wednesdays, Fridays. Tel. S32-5.-adv.
 Next Thursday evening the first sermon in a course on Pilgrims s Prog ress will be preached at the Waure- gan Congres sational church.
 Renovations. painting and the laying of a fine new walk. have been in prog ress al the residence of MT. and Mrs John H. Carney on Church street.
 Thomas Harmon. Jr., has purchased the Ava Sands steam sawmill a Union which has been located on the Masha paug farms, north of the Bigelow road
 At his farm on the road toward Preston City F. E. Peckham of Nor wich has done well this year especially
 
 4 Brooklyn. Conn. correspondent notes that Albert s. Bard of New York visited his father. Charles Bard of Norwich, at the inn over the week end.
 At meeting of the game wardens in Hartford Tuesday plans for a rigid enforcement of the new game laws were discussed.
 While it was considered that the Welcome Home date-Sept. 20th-in Norwich was late some of the state late as Armistice day. Tuesday. Nov. Il.
 The resignation of Edward Box of Philadelphia as editor Of the Ladies Home Journal, effective Jan. next. is announced. The secretary of his com many is Walter D. Fuller, a nephew of Mrs. Edward D. Fuller of Norwich
 Rev. Robert Humphrey of Plimpton Mass. has accepted a call to become nastor Of the Congregational church at labors about Oct 1st. With his wife and sister, he will occupy the parson- | age.
 4 red sunset Friday seemed to fore 1 tell continued warm and fair weather i today, when patriotic Norwich mer- ! chants should do double business to 1 repay them for closing during the i Welcome Home celebration last Satur- l day afternoon.
 Rev. (Miss) Macomber the new pas tor of the Central Village church is 1 said to be proving preacher of power i and WinsomeneSs and her audiences 1 are steadily on the increase Her theme last Sunday evening was Lepro- | sy Type of Sin.
 The coming town meeting at Holland | will act upon the closing of part of the l old road running from o. 4. Leonard's | by the Pease house toward Holland | and to see if the town will vote to sell i the two vacant schooIhouses at Sugar | Hill and at Skunkamaug
 The United States civil service com mission announces for November an 1 examination for map coIorfst. for men and women A vacancy in the forest setVlce, department of agriculture at $9Oo year, for duty at Albuouero,Ie N. M. will be filled from this examfna tion.
 Since the opening Of Norwich Free Academy school year the Peck 1ibrarv IS open every school day from s30 a. i to 12 m. and from 2 to D. m. on aIi holidays and during vaca lions from q to F m Miss Helen Marshall is i- | brarian. H
 The excellent car service given by i the shore Line Electric Railway com i this fall has been the means of encour- | aging more people to remain at tI,e resorts this year than in past seasons More than 40 families are sti1l at ! Pleasant View
 a4TH ANNUAL CONVENTION
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 The thirty fifth annual convention | or the New London County WomenFs | Christian Temperance Union will be | held at the Baptist church Jevett | City, Tuesday, Sept. 30. The pro | gram will be as follows: .Aorning-10.3o, opeping prayey--