Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-25
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at 7.1s o'clock
 this evening.
 September :5th is Saint Gersrd., day in the church calendar
 The Hebron Grange fair is to be held at Gifead hall early in October
 taught this year by Clarke A. Coon
 Dance in F1tchviile, Friday, Sent 26th.-adv
 Farm help about Connecticut is
 commanding three dollars a day ir siio- filling time.
 Mrs F. E. Bousfeld, of China. is to speak next Sunday morning at the iCentral Baptist church.
 During this month the planet Ura- nus rises about p. m in Aquarius and is in view all night
 The local state employment office is having many demands for helpers as farmers begin to. cut ensiIage corn. ] Retail matters throughout the coun- i try are booming October 15 as Derby day. to stimulate the sale of stiff hats.
 Outings continue to be held at Lam 1 tern Hill. This section for camping I and day picnics has been very pop ! uiar.
 1 Easter~,Connecticut printcfoth man. | fact that their goods are sold well into 1920.
 Rev. F. P Aver of Mansfield is to speak in the Congregational church al
 Hebron next Sunday for the Pilgrim Memorial Fund
 day for the Holy Name Society and the mems societies in general of St. Patrick's parish.
 The Otis Library has put in circu- lation a copy of the latest book by Miss Julie M Lippmann entitled Flexible Ferdinand.
 Don't forget the whist and dance at'k- of C. rooms. Thursday evening Sept. 25th-adv.
 A correspondent mentions that a former South Killingly pastor; Rev. Miss Lydia Hartig, is at her cottage on Saybrook manor.
 As told in the Danielson news this CThursday) morning. John Caplan. es- ca ped from Norwich State Hospital has been located and taken to Brook lyn jail.
 Trappers in this section are making ply Of muskrat belts for the fall. auc- ticn in New York, which begins Oc- tooer 6.
 The mails are increased by many holiday greeting cards. sent and re- ceived by Norwich Jewish residents, i in commemoration of the Hebrew B. e8oth new year. Miss Harriet DeWolf one of the oldest residents of Bridgeport. whose l funeral was held there Tuesday. leaves four nieces, including Mrs. E. Judson. 1 of New London. by Col. E. P. Nicklin. chief of the gen eral recruiting service for the |. $. | army that 2So0 men are needed in the | ordnance department.
 Certificates of honor signed by Sec retary Josephus Daniels are being re- | ceived in Norwich by the nearest rela- lives of men who gave their lives in the naval service during the war. Katherine G. Lambert. manufacturer Of human hair goods. will be at 116 Ma lin street. Mondays, Wednesdays Fridays. Tel. s52 5.-adv.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Harriet A bell were held at II a. m. Tuesday at her home in Newfield street. Mid dletown, Rev Douglass Horton off Burial was in Exeter ceme- tery. Lebanon,
 It is noted at Lyme that Artist Frank A. BickneI who has been at the Turcas place on Grassy Hill has gone to Stamford for stay with friends. on his way to Pittsburgh for the winter.
 the farm and mills of the J. H. Bradbury estate at Old Lyme. They three weeks ago. The "a in has interfered with their work on sew ,raI days.
 Miss Olive Clark is now carrying he mail on the R. F. D. route at Say brook Point taking the place of Rob srt A. Walker who resigned to work on the state bridge between Saybrook and Lyme
 Warnings are sent out from Wash ngton concerning a counterfeit S2O pill in circulation. It is note the federal reserve bank of New York. The treasury numbers are bla ok in stead of blue
 The collection of war posters exhfb- ted by the Norwich Students Art As- at the Converse Art Gallery will remain open Thursday Friday and Saturday afternoon from to Admission 10 cts.-adv.
 It was rumored that a tame crow which has been flying about the West Side had gone to Mohegan Park. but Supt F. A. Smith states that the .nIy crow among the park birds is one ionated by Mrs. Joseph H. selden.
 4 mass of evidence has been col with reference to sugar profiteering in his state and is being presented to he grand jury at New Haven. under f he direction of District Attorney Crosby. Ii
 A divorce case on the docket at z Newport for October is that of Mrs. { 'uiia French Geraghty from John E. : zera ghty, and asking for the custody i if their child. John French Geraghty. They were married at Central Vil- ( age, Conn. !e
 This county Is represented by F. 2. Peckharn, of Norwich. Holland by T l. T. Stevens of Storrs, and Wind tarn by T. M. Gager of Wiliff1antIc, n the Connecticut Vegetable Growers nnuaI trip. being taken on Long Isl- nd this week. q
 The last registered tournament of { he Connecticut Trapshooters asso- S fation for the season 19Is, will pc T ,eId under the auspioes of the Houss- ' otr1c Rod and Gum club, of Hfrstford, | t the Seaside Gun club grounds, fn f bridgeport. next Saturday. i(
 William Morton Fullerton. a native i f Norwich, has been prosnnEed officer 0 , the Legion of Honor for rendering r