Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-06
VARIOUS MATTERS

Dog days ended yesterday, September | 5th.
 Light vehicle lamps at IA o'clock to- night.
 The Otis library will be closed today l LAbor Day). ! IL wioh Free Academy opens Wed- l nesdsy for the fall term
 The September moon was in it's last 1 quarter Sunday, at 3.05 D. m. Dr. Lynes' office will be opened Sept 7.-adv.
 ] Buying of school needs was a feature | of Saturdays trade in Norwich. i Holiday travel in all directions was 1 heavy during Saturday and Sunday. 1 There will be the customary number of | holiday house parties at shore and coun- try homes.
 Returning Vermont tourists tell of chill | lv nights and mornings in the Green Mountain State.
 After today, teachers and students will begin to leave town for the opening Of l schools in various places A Hebron young woman, Miss Ethel Rogers. will teach the North Center 1 school in Marlboro this fall. | Dahlias marigolds. zinnias and other hardy blossoms in local gardens grow ] more thrifty as the temperature low | CTS.
 A parsonage who has thrilled many l Norwich spectators, Clarence ORourke, | known as "the human fly l is exciting the wonder of residents or 1 Naugatuck just now.
 l At Noank. the price of gasolene and | kerosene went up another cent last week. | front for 35 cents a gallon.
 Norwich Aerie, ss7, F. O. E.. will meet Tuesday, instead of Monday.-adv.
 Strangers admire the brilliant salvia Tn | the beds and borders so we'll cared for
 by Janitor J. J. Fields, ih the grounds
 about the Norwich City hall.
 The Thompsonville State Guard is fr
 camp at Crystal Lake. Holland county
 over the week end and Labor Day fol
 regular drills and maneuvers. Motorists and others in the suburbs
 Saturday were interested to note bie loads of hay being harvested-somethinE
 not always seen on September 4th.
 The Central Baptist calendar Sunday announced that the pastor Rev. Arthur
 F. Purkiss, will be back to preach mex Sunday, also at the prayer service Thurs day evening.
 The beautiful weather of Sunday aft ernoon attracted many motor visitors t' the vicinity of Norwich fairgrounds, t get an idea as to what was being prepar
 ed for today.
 A Voluntown correspondent mentions , that Stephen A Douglas has purchase , ,, from Everett whipple, Lady Roan Ha' sired by Roan Hal, noted race hors
 owned in Hartford.
 !, City visitors coming to this section t I | spend September will have the benefit 0 . 1 the late maturing fruit and vegetable = which earlier summer boarders missed : because of the backward season.
 By the will of Mrs Martha Kress, c Rockville the Rockville City hospital re Q ceives the sum of $500. The Paris i House fund Of the Union Congregations J church there is also beuqeathed $500. Friends of Congressmar Augustin . Lonergan of Hartford have been Eastern Connecticut to see what corl
 be done in support if his candidacy fo T tht i:.frocratic nomination for gove.no
 William F. Whitmore. federal pric 0 commissioner for this state, said ye y when asked if he believed that the pric n of $16.50 ton now asked by some Co: l. necticut dealers for anthracite coal wa
 justified.
 d The travelling public continues to su 'I fer inconvenience because of the fact tn;
 persons leaving trains at the Norwic
 station of the New Haven Railroad ca
 find no taxi nearer than Union square ! l an aggravation and a hardship. Is The records kept by George W. Edt Il and his assistant, Merton P. Mott s the Block Island weather bureal, sho ,e that the August temperature averaged
 degrees above normal, which is 6S.7. IT NV precipitation, however, was -.ts belo m normal.
 te The recent petition Of the Connects " Company to the public utilities commi In sion for authorization of a 70 per cer ,k increase in express rates has been a he signed by the commission for hearing d- +he capitol at 11.30 o'clock (daylig
 tme) September Is.
 Plans are being prepared for alter
 tions and improvements to the Haley rs house, Pleasant View, which will , started as soon as the season closes. T ne new plans call for an additional sto ey and the regarding Of the grounds abe IT. IT. the hotel
 | A native of Griswold. the brother ;t David Hale Tanning, president of [
 Royal Worcester Corset Company, V ,S ne celebrate his s5th birthday September lu at his home in California. David 1y Tanning, once a resident of Norwich. W 1e 90 August 4th./
 ,s The approach of the hunting seas
 has been indicated by the fact that spor
 men have been calling at the town cler
 office for licenses to hunt The ;aw fly certain birds went off September ts:,s ! VII there will be very little hunting ur
 after the first of October. Il The former residence of Dr. E. H. L
 nell, originally the home of Frank Jol
 son, banker I'll Broadway, Norwich IA being completely renovated, painted a v redecorated by the recent purchaser Jt
 athan Starr. who, with his mother, V
 occupy the residence at once.
 Saturday at o'clock, in St Patric
 church. months mind mass for M
 Ann Mills was sung by Rev J. H. Brt - erick Thursday at 8, by request of . Youny Ladies' Sodality, there was N memorial mass for Miss Johannah Hal n han, long a faithful member of the II dallty and the church.
 III Last week the boys from Coventry W l are studying cattle judging under the 1 rection of County gAent Ernest Tucker went to see the herd of Colo
 William H. Hall in Willington Bef