Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-23
VARIOUS MATTERS

Some or the SEAISGS ncfS UcCA AVAA- ! ing dahlia shows. There are thirty-fve cottages occupied l at Willirnantic Camp Ground just now;
 F. S. Chapman of Old Saybrook will i be the state inspector of the Coventry 1 Grange fair.
 Biz variety of fresh fish arriving daily at Osgood's wharf; low prices.-adv.
 Repairs and improvements are being made to the Duchette property, on Chestnut street
 | Daniel Maine has sold his farm in redvard and will soon move with his family to North Stonington
 Farmers along automobiles-used roads are taking in quite little money in the sale of fresh fruits and vegetables.
 MT. and Mrs. Edmund C. Howe have
 returned to Hartford from Groton Long
 Point, where they spent most of the sea
 son.
 The state fair which has been held annually at Berlin has passed into his torv emitting it's usual exhibition this fall.
 At Mystic. Otis Abe1l, while at work at the spool factory, using the buzz saw had his right hand caught and lost his
 thumb.
 Snapper blues. medium blues, sword fish dressed bullheads, choice steak cod, cod cheeks, scallops Holsters, at Pow CTS Bros. adv.
 The annual reunion of the Gould Home
 stead guests will be held in Fairfield,
 Caturday afternoon, September 25, from
 two to six.
 At the mid-week service of the Unit
 I'd Congregational church this (Thurs- : day) evening the subject is to be The
 Gift of the, East"
 There is a total of IS buildings and
 tents on the North Stonington fair grounds plus the quarters for cattle, , and all are occupied Eugene Maynard village blacksmith md woodworker at Lebanon Center, . while using the planning machine Friday
 badly fractured his thumb.
 A correspondent mentions that Mrs, , Lester Scott of Willimantic, attended i the wedding of Miss Rachel Mack and , John J. German, at East Hampton. Patrons of toolley cars rtnning through ' Norwich to Willmantic and New Lon- 5 don are commeu ling the prompt service r and thend of tiresome waiting on switch ss.
 5 Large stock of nice fresh fish, inc!ul- ; ing small blues shrimps, scallops, clans - ADA 5 Fish Market, 40 Broadway.-adv. 2 Wednesday was the Day of Atone lnent in the Jewish calendar. Among Jews
 the world over the day is known as Yon
 iIippur The observance began at sun
 down Tuesday.
 |, The New London Telegraph, New Lon don's morning paper, which suspended . publication last June because of the paper E shortage will resume daily publication to- : day (rhursday).
 At Willlmantic Camp Ground, MT. and y Mrs Morrell Courier (Annie F. Fellows) ! formerly of Norwich, closed their cottage on Haven avenue and returned to ueil . home in Chelsea, Mass. II It is claimed that the wind during .. Tuesday, the 21st, Observation Day fol . the next three months, was principally Il southwest which may mean a moderate /. winter, in the beginnig, at least. s o Horatio c. Chapman, 52, proprietor o1 = 1 the Saybrook Inn, who died at his home 70 in Old Saybrook, Sept. 18th, had & mum
 her of friends among Norwich motorists
 who had visited the inn in past years.
 Wednesday afternoon, eight visitors including several from out of town, in e spected the curios and historic relics a y :he D. A. R. museum on Norwich Towr $ Green. Mrs. Will L. Stearns was host is ess.
 v Miss Milne expert corsetierre, will b. . at our store beginning Monday Sept. 2 t'ts to Oct. 2nd. Make your appointment Y early The Speciality Shop. 140 Mali - street Norwich Conn.-adv. d Alumni here have been notified tha IS Trinity college, Hartford, is about tt st present big plan for new buildings t h cost about S5Go 900. A committee ha all
 essary funds.
 Waterbury papers note ;Aat Haro;d :
 Gulliver, a son of dnery ~ t;Iit,veI A. formerly of Norwich, has jus1 lcturne. e- from Europe, where win others h ts climbed Mt Blanc, Q ;ae ve:y ridge 0 s- Europe, 15,7S0 feet. E. The United States Civil Service com sh mission announces an examination for or in dressing engineer in the Bureau c an Mines for duty at Moscow, Idaho, at S2 q 400 a year, plus increase granted by con s. gress of S20 month. tii Norwich sportsmen who visit Main ne learn that this season there are pent
 of deer. Last year the railroads cal
 ried out of Maine 2,5o0 deer. They wer V. so numerous it was considered unsports
 nlanlike to shoot them.
 At Westchester H. A. Hills of Eas
 hampton mas been awarded contraC
 to build dam for Clarence Norton q
 the paper mill, 65 feet long and abou
 Is feet high at the highest point It wi be made of reinforced concrete. Connecticut members learn that an in portant meeting of the Eastern Distrit division of the Sweater and Knitted Te, tile Manufacturers Association, Inc, to be held in the Hotel McAlpin. Ne York, on the evening of Monday, Ser teraber 27.
 Dr. H. E. Hoyt has tendered his resi-. nation as surgeon at the state Soldier Home at Noroton to take effect Sept. 3 With him five of the nurses also wi l leave. H. F. Fitzpatrick, drug clerk, le | the 7th as a result of trouble for son l time past.
 | Holders of U. s. Liberty four per cer l bonds of the second issue should conve | before November 18th and holders of u 1 first issue four per cent. bonds shou | 1 concert before December 18th, the la l day of grace for conversion into l percent bonds of the respective issues. | Concerning near relatives of the lie l holds family, of Norwich, Wash;nst
 society item reads: Mr and Mrs. V liam Corcorsn Eustis, HOW at their |, tate near Leesburg, Va, will spsnl [ winter in Washington occupying [
 home of Mrs. Eust!s' father the la Levi P. Morton, 500 ElcJe Island 2, 1 nue.