Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-21
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at s.11 o'clock this evening.
 Gov. Marcus H. Hoscomb. has desiE mated Saturday. Sept. G. as Lafayette day.
 l The 51st annual reunion of the 27th regiment, Q. ", will be held at West | Haven Wednesday. Aug. 2T.
 | In western Connecticut worm is doing damage to oats. stripping every leaf and attacking the grain heads, number of the girls of the state clubs are enjoying their vaeauons at 1 the Girls club vacation house at Mad ison-
 l Regular passenger service with par l Tor cars and sleepers was restored on the trains of the New Haven road on Wednesday.
 1 A helpful book recently added to the Il,seful arts department of the Otis li- 6rary is NJ. A. Halls Automobile Con- struction and Repair.
 | Federal officials are making the rounds of the state towns -conferring with health officials relative to the Harrison narcotic law,
 The annual meeting of the Conneeti- cut association of rostmasteFs is to be held in New Lendon with Postmaster Bryan F. Mahan Saturday. Aug. ssd. Hartford papers note that MT. and Mrs. Jerome Mayer (Sadie Plaut) of Oxford street have gone to North Aa- bury, N. J., for several weeks stay. Already charitable Norwich residents have forwarded s75 for Serbian or phans' relief. The Bulletin will fer- ward any additional contributions, small or large.
 The Argo at Osgoeds wharf today
 and Friday with fresh fish.-adv.
 At Bolton invitations have been re-
 eeived for the wedding of Keeney Hutchinson and Miss Lillian Deer at
 St. MichaePs monastery. West Hpbo-
 ken, N. J., Aug. 30.
 The members of the North Man
 chester Methodist Epworth league are
 planning to attend the willinnantie
 camp meeting Sunday. The trip will
 be made by autettruck.
 The sale of the Marlin Rockwell
 property, formerly known as the Fox property to Samuel Gdldberg was made through the agency of John A.
 Moran, real estate broker.
 Frank A. Munsey is the purchaser of
 the Sun building in New York. a deal of about g. .5eo.o ooo. which the papers said Wednesday was negotiated by the Charles F. Moves company
 The New York boat of the former into her New London dock Wednesday, morning at 1.3o through the heavy fog which hung over the harbor.
 Torrington ledge of Elks. in which Rev. Joseph H. King has been active, has purchased for him a Dodge tour ing car which is expected to arrive in Bristol for presentation on Friday night.
 The 4sd annual outing of the Greco dile club will be held at Lake Com the Mayors association of conneeticut has been extended by Mayer Dutten of Bristol.
 The September term of the TeIaad county superier court will come in at Rockville either Monday. Sept. s. ar Q IT mi af n,ol0 0ol- T T1J1ex ex<. Donald F. Warner of Salisbury will he on the bench.
 By typegra phieal error Wednesday it was stated that John A. Moran was aar eEin a wsP hsfB fer Nsw leeate in Norwich. It is shirt maHu- featuring rlant.
 Tuesday evening at the Central Bap- | tist church the Girl Scouts met in the | primary reem with Miss Hagherg in chapel with Rev. c. T.. Kenagy and Mr.l Block in charge.
 The efferts made to secure a supply of army sugar by several Connecticut | cities have failed In letter received | the information is given that the sup 1 ply has been used up and there is no | mare te be mad.
 The Piaut-CaGaen company of Nor- wieh has filed a certificate ef an in-j crease ef capital stock frem $1oe,ee6 to | v erferd c. Plaut Minnie Cadden and | Julius ". Gladden..
 New Haven has been selected as the headauaFteFs af the educational system ef the Knishts ef Celumhus The diff feFent courses of studies will be avail able to soe-eo Knights of Columbus and others at low fee
 Another regimenta1 reunion of inter- est is that of the 18th regiment, c. ", which will meet at town hall, East Haven. Saturday. The members and their relatives will have dinner to be served by the Red Cross.
 For the first time since war was de- e1ared in this country. the Blakeslee families held their annual reunion at New Haven Saturday last with D. A. Clarence Blakeslee and The 1 odore R. Blakesiee as hosts.
 The Connecticut Advent Christian,I Camp Meeting association is to hold is annual meetings at its camp ground. between Southington and Plainviile, commencing Saturday. Aug. ,1.
 Marilla Metcalf, youngest daughter of MT. and Mrs Alial L. Metcalf of Skungamaus- Holland. fell from hay aer wrist, She was attended by Dr. ]. Percival Bard of Stafford. formerly sf Norwich.
 Mr., and Mrs Charles Carlisle of announce the marriage of heir daughter. Marion Eliza beth, and Peter A. feaho of Hartford in Hart ord Thursday. July 3oth. by Rev. Den lis Worthy, MT. and Mrs. Feabo are 'esiding in Rockville.
 A certificate of incorporation has ,een filed by the Rockville Grain and Coal company. whose office will be in zernon. The authorized capital stock s s6e.000. divided into 500 shares at a 'ar value of s100 each. The company will start business with $40,oe6.
 Tn the Holland county superior court grand jury will be summoned to con ider the case of Michael Markovich of j lnion, who shot and killed Louis Wells. neighboring farmer in that , 'lace, Sunday afternoon, July 2oth. ] darkevieh will be charged with first Iegree murder. j.
 To help their employees heat the ever { increasing high cost of living Presi- lent Benjamin A. Armstrong of the ] ,tw.<.-