Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-25
VARIOUS MATTERS

moon October 27, invisible in North America except in the western part. >i Dr. Alfred Richards ofiee will be closed until Sept. 7-adv. The United National Association of Post Office Clerks held their first an- nual field day at Lighthouse Point Sun day.
 Members of Patchogue. L. L. lodge of Elks, 100 strang, heFded at Golden Spur on Sunday afternoon to observe the annual field day ad outing. More active than ever in it's existence of forty years, the Connecticut Humane society is branching out in various di- rectiens and adding to it's usefulness Deposits to a considerable amount were made by Charles Ponzi, the get-rich- quick Wallingford of Boston with the Hartford-ConnectieRt Trust Company last i May.
 Potatoes and fruits and vegetables gen. orally, neared the seasons low price level to date last week, according to a de- parfment of agriculture market sum- mary.
 A broken water main underneath the bridge at the cove at Industrial place made it necessary for officials of the Mystic Water company to procure div CT to repair it.
 Two young boys, John Carver of 26 Harrison street, and John Sullivan of 2 Harrison street, New London, were ar- rested for bathing at Winthrop cove without bathing suits.
 West Hartford, having reached the B. 900 mark in population, as shown in the recent 1920 census announcement, will double it's present representation in the state house of representatives.
  favor Allyn L. Brown as republican can dihate for senator from this district vote for these delegates at the caucus, 8 p. m. tomorrow night-Frank B. Rick etson, Edward Crooks, Charles F, Wells and Charles A. saxton--adv.
 Community sale at Gales Ferry club house Wednesday, Aug. 25, afternoon and evening" Fancy articles, home cook ed foods. ice cream, tea, sandwiches, etc. If rainy, sale will be held next fair day. adv.
 Operating incomes of seventy tele- phone companies for last March amount ed to $7,3o9,97o, an increase of $s5S.- 233 over March, 1919, according to re- ports issued by the interstate commerce commission.
 All trains of the New Haven" road now running on a schedule to correspond
 
 throughout most of New England, will run on the regular standard time basis on and after October 31.
 Fifteen emergency cases were record q by Miss Niola V. Watson at the Red Cross emergency hut at Ocean beach on Sunday. in most of the cases treat ment was required for cuts, bruises and sprains, incurred by bathers.
 An occasion of social and patriotic interest was the dinner in honor of Mrs George Maynard Miner, of Connecticut, president general of the National society of Daughters of the American Pevolu- tien at the Hotel Griswold.
 New London will be represented in the S3, 900, 900 memorial hall and officers clubhouse to be erected in New York by the names of Major John Coleman Prince, Lieutenant J. F. McGorty and Ensign Edward c. Havens.
 Republican Voters of Norwich: If you favor Allyn L. Brown as republican can dblate for senator from this district, vote for these delegates at the caucus, s D. m. tomorrow night-Frank B. Rick etson, Edward Crooks, Charles P. Wells and Charles A. Saxton.-adv.
 The Ecclesiastical society of the Church of the Redemption, of Hartford, receiv- es two bequests in the will of Amos Whitney, the veteran Hartford manu- facturer, who died recently in Maine The bequests total $13,O00
 Miss Mary E. Merkan of Huyshops avenue and Miss Winifred E. MeCue of Capitol avenue, Hartford, are spending their vaca tions at Ocean beach, New London and Watch Hill, R. L, ands will remain until after Labor Day.
 writ of injunction against the en- forcement of the traffic ordinance re- gently passed by the board of aldermen will be asked for from Judge Frank D. Haines, of Middletown, by counsel for the Waterbury Jitneymen's association.
 The Rev. Francis Feeley, of New York city, a missionary priest, was fined $25 by the Meriden court Saturday upon pleading guilty to reckless driving in connection with an injury to Fire Chief John F. Donovan, of that city, on July 22.
 People residing in the Morris park sec tien of the town of Welcott in New Ha- ven county, arG circulating a petition to not only take them away from Weleott, but to link them up with Hartford eoun- ty as part of the town of Seuthing- ton.
 Republican Voters of Norwich: If you favor Allyn L. Brown as republican can didahe for senator from this district, vote for these delegates at the caucus, s p. m. tomorrow njght-Frank B. Rick etson, Edward Crooks, Charles F. Wells and Charles A. saxton.-adv.
 With the coming of brighter days the Pequot colony has resumed a semblance of it's old glory Almost every cottage indictment weather of last week the col onists kept open house and did much en- tertaining. junction with the police il New York city, it is understood in an effort to trace the bandits who robbed the Portland National bank Saturday. es- caping in high-powered automobile with $5,coo in cash.
 According to the census figures Wind sor gained 1,412 people in the last ten years, the score being now 5,620 against ATS in 1910 and 3,614 in 1910. In pro- portion to population it has gained more than any of the towns in northern Hartford county.
 Senator Warren G. Harding and Gov ernor Calvin Coolidge will have staunch supporters at the Connecticut AgricuI- tural college at Storrs as all plans have ] been laid for the organization of a Re- publican club there when the college term begins en September 9. Mayor F. Frank Morgan, of New Lon- don recently addressed a letter to the lord may of London, England, asking if it were possible for the city of New London to obtain gift of a gun which the British might have captured on the battle front during the late war
 When the civil court of common pleas opens in Bridgeport September it will have the largest numher of eases in its