Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-03
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Octored Srd is Saint Ursula's day. Light vehicle lamps at 6.5e o'ciocl
 this evening
 Farmers are carting late apples t
 the cider mills in North Stonington
 The state dairy and food depart
 mept is getting after those who ar
 selling adulterated milk.
 Meeting of K. of c. tonight. Installa | tion of ofhcers.-adv. T At a gathering of suffra gists at Mrs | Anne Gilbert's in Hebron recen tiy. l number of new members joined the
 club.
 P. C. OConnor has sold his farm ] in Voluntowr to. Nelson Boisirt o1 1 Plainfield. who takes possession i'm 1 u1ediately.
 The seventh annual reunion of the i Wilcox and allied families. opens 1T i New York city at the Hotel McAlpir October 9th.
 Next Sunday tn Major footbaI hteam of Manchester is going to Rock l vile to play the Rovers of that nity 1 on the fair grounds.
 The roofs have been painted and the | chimneys repaired at the Arcanun ! club house, the property being put Tn 1 good order for the winter. l Weather prophets are now predict | irg that a the wind was in the north l all day September 23 the winter ahead will be long and cold one A Pomfret Landing resident, Mrs. IT. O. Whipple. reached her 94th birth day Sept ember 2S. Her general health is good but she is not able to walk.
 According to the reports of the fed aral bureau of war risks no less than 1.5SS insurance claims have been pa d in the state. amounting to s15,279.120.
 The Scotland W. C. T L. Union is the first in -he county TO raise it's s125 T +I,1 AAa ha5, scribed for National W. C. T. U- work
 Duwel dance tomorrow night, Bill inGs' hall. Stanley's Jazz band.-adv
 At the meeting of the Hartford w C T L. held recently. the resignatio of Mrs Caroline B. Buell.. for many years president of the state union, was announced.
 For the Lyme memorial town hall building the committee has a hard task 10 bring the fund mp to $50 900. which has been fixed as the sum the building WCui6 cost.
 The planet Venus Is now in the morning sky and finely in view. It reaches it's greatest brilliancy on the 20th when it's stellar magnitude is 4.3. It's crescent is widening.
 At the coming convention of the State Teachers association in Nor wich- October 24th. class of school
 
 Mics Mary F. Rogers. school music instructor.
 The hunting sea son on ducks and shore birds began Wednesday. but not many hunters took the trail. The weat ther was bad Wednesday morning and gave little encourage to the men who like to shoot.
 4 new rule is in force at Saybrook: when the railroad bridge is open trains will he held at the Junction and Lyme Black Hall staation until the vessel passed and the lift is down. 1 closing the structure for traffic.
 ArGo at Osgood's wharf with small i n"tive blues. haddock. cod, flats. etc.!
 Captain Waiter Braynan in pulling ! his pots off Watch Hill Wednesday l morning found one of the largest loh- ! srers caught in some time. it l weighed eleven pounds in spite of the i fact that one claw was missing.
 Housewives on West Thames street, ! who have endured the dust and noise :. and confusion of the street improve ! Tents s=nce last March, would not ob- 1 Ject if the contractors were to speed 1 up and get the work completed.
 The cottagers at Pleasant View feasted on mackerel the other day 1 which were seined by a Westerly fish l e-man n front of the cottages 1t the View Nearly ton of nackerel was " o0SH| 'tHiiO4e III oiie HduI oI lnS | net.
 Anniversary mass in st. Patricks i church. Saturday |. m. at s o'clock | for the late Eugene McCo- hy-adv.
 Ca oeain Joseph Sis;are who was in ! Mystic. Stonington ard Westerly i this week in search Of laths for loh ] ster nots was obliged give 75 cents s bundle for them and they were poor : "'-9!ity. at that, the Westerly Sun { says. [
 Sporlsne here learn that the | New England fox hunter club will ! 20 back to favorite te:r t0-'y this fall. i The annual fall hunt VII he in BeIch- : rhe club has had it's fall meet in East ! Pepperell. Mass.
 When the Catholic Wo--e~'s club l of St Patricl's parish met Thu~Sd.y ! a afternoon in K. of c. hall the n~eS+ dent, Mrs. Abrer B. Hill. pres ding : ,he members seHed on garments for the parish poor. Plans were made for d rummage sale.
 M;lk producer, Of East. .rn Cn1necti- cut IT hers of the New England l Milk Producers association. incre sed the wholesale price of milk shipped to a uua.'t October 1st, making the new price g. 1-2 cents.
 One of the new additions ta the course of instruction in. the Y. W. C. 4 is know your city" plan. The dca is TO acnuaint all young women connected with the association with he history etc. of the communities m which they reside.
 People in Connecticut intending to sail for Swedish ports have received word that owing to strike in. Copen- "a gen. the boat would not sail until Oct. 22d. Now il is learned that there $ every possibility that the boat will nor sail at all this month.
 Mrs Abbie Brown presented John Coleman Prince post of the American Legion an American flag in behalf of he New London Woman's Relief corps 1t the regular meeting of the Legion held in the large dining room of the -rocker house, Wednesday evening.
 The quarterly meeting of the Con- 1ecticut Music Teachers association was held in Center Church House. Hartford Wednesday afternoon and ! was attended hy eachers from Litch- i field, March ester. Norfolk. Tprring- +or. Stafford Springs. Ncriden, New | Haven. Bridgeport and Rockville l
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