Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-27
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 7.Ds this even ing.
 This is the Feast of sueoth among the Jewish residents.
 TAe September moon-the harvest naopn-txiis today. the 27th-at s.57 p. n. z6c h. Just arrived at Osgoods Wharf Raw.
 After the first of October sthere will be Peint.
 Even at Ocean Beach Saturday the teznperatare in the afternoon was s2 de- Sreea.
 Tsnerrsw lTaesday) evening Cir casit 1pvorth League meeting will be held at Sterling. Repairs are being made to the home of Miss Jane Morgan, the Bushnell hcmestsad, below Thamesgille. Laezl Episcppalisns learn that Ber- iSeley Divinity School, Middletown, will spsn for the fall term Tuesday, Sept. The annual conference of the Catho- lie p1stor1 of the diocese will be held Wednesday afternoon at St. Josephs cathedra1 Hartford
 William Loftzs of Ledyard took the hrst pf4ze far a two-year-old heifer and thirA prize for yeariing heiter, at the Ssrth stcninstea fair.
 All owners of bees who have not reg istefeA the same with Town Clerk Chas. 8. HoybFbok must do so before Oe- tsher 1et to save fine.
 The meeting of the directors of the Connecticut Spiritaalists' Camp Ground Association wiil be held in Pine Grove. 6iaHtie, tcdAy QAcnday).
 The poSn train to Hartford, via Say brsek, which wa sto be taken off last week will b. continued until further no- ttse, t was learned Saturday. Mss E .Adles, from New 1ork, is ar fteesa , Wauregan Houss, aata WeL l ncstsy. It 7ea.-adv.
 1 Thursday next the members of Vest efly, North Dtenington. Ashaway and I 9ueneehortapg grapges are to hold a joint estiDg at Atlantic Beach casino. Caroline Perkins. fourteen-yea old school girl who disappeared from West minister June End has been found in
 Msssachnsetts at the home of a rela-
 tive.
 l Jo9an Eensa, 3 Portuguese railroad la
 bprer. wss killed at South Lyme Thurs
 day afternoon by express No. TIT on the Shore Line running from Boston to New York.
 At the request ef the Rosary Society 8 memorial mass for Miss Johannah Hallahan was sung in SN Patrick's church Saturday at 8 o'clock by Rev. J
 H. BrOGerick
 l cennecticut cities are appointing del. egates to the thirteenth annual conven- ton Of the Atlantic Deeper Waterways
 association which will be held at At
 lantic City from Oct. 5-s. Il Al the meeting in Trinity Methodist church of the Epworth League Sunday night the topic was Making Prohibition I. Effective. Matt. 12: 43-45; Jer. 31: 3S
 A. Leader J. B. Stanton The B. Y. P U. leader at the Central Baptist church Sunday evening was Mrs George Sanders and the topic, Inspir- ing Stories From Foreign Mission Fields Psalm ss: IS: Acts 1A: 23-2s. T Compared with other places Mystic is lecnsiderabiy better of in regard to coal
 for both manufacturing and domestic purposes. The mills have their bins vel ] filled and . fairly good supply piled out . side
 The last Of the dozen or more Shors Line Electric Railway company cars purchased several months ago, by south efn and western transit companies, has . left Saybrook Junction for Charles City Iowa
 Word has been received Of the mar
 fiase in New Haven Sept of Mrs . Grace Richmond Nash. daughter of MT
 and Mrs. Dwight B. Richmond of Eas
 Lyme, and Percy Hart; formerly O
 Bristol.
 tl It b announced from Hartford tha . the annual meeting of the state cham ' Der of commerce will be held in New Ha z ven at Hotel Taft, Nov. 10 and II. Tn f Norwich Chamber of Commerce will sen
 representatives.
 7 Frank Chester Perry. an artist vii ? lives on the Attawaugan road, has in
 vited the DayyiIle Camera club or an,
 member of the Girls Club to visit hi studio Sunday afternoon, when he wi give them helpful ideas
 . New Londen Ice men, according to tn . Globe say they have had the greates C season they ever knew. The men hay . been selling frozen water at prices ths f they never expected to get and hay
 rsaped riches by their work.
 An exhibit which attracted attentio
 l ITOl
 QuiHnipeag farm in New London, owr
 ed by Mrs. E. x. Bindley of Pittsburg
 of which William Carter is superintent 5 Ant won several prizes at Hamburg ia |. Wednesday.
 Norwich circles of the Kings Daugf
 tets are planning to begin the year
 meetings, in advance of the annual sta . copventtsa of the Kings Daughters an y Sons, to he held in Bridgeport the At ], and 18th Of October in the Washingto n Park M. E. church.
 2 Next Sunday, at noon at the Unite 2 Congregational church, Norwich, the f, s rum will begin it's sessions for the yea : The Eaerses cf last year was very stin niatfrg to ali the men who attended IT = main subject for discussion for the ne: few weeks, Is. What Is Socialism? F Thig year as never before Bust
 Peint has been left to the birds and u > breezes, the several cottages there ha'
 ing beeu closed all the season and e ~ erything in general falling into delap
 daticn- The spot is a beautiful one ar
 several years ago was popular with No
 wich excurstsaists.
 The United States civil service cor
 mission annsances for Oct. 20 and 2l 2 q exauaination fer scientific assistant, f both naea and women, age above 20, ! the department of agriculture, for du in Washizgten, D. C.. or in the field. II
 uszsi entrance salary ranges from sl of s2s ts 31,s2e year.
 = In the eftee of the state treasruer ss was said last week that payments we rs starting te come in rapidly on the 'n miil state tax on bonds and certa A nstss and chooses in action that are ta LA .nL