Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-22
VARIOUS MATTERS

wild grapes are popular. Governor Holcomb has designated Tuesday, Oct 5, as fire prevention day. A number from Norwich attended the North Stonington Grange fair Tuesday. Nineteen floats have been promised to take part in the parade at the grange fair at Coventry. | When hunters licenses are issued tc aliens. each license costs the ma who takes it out, $15.25.
 Somerset Lodge works the E. A. de- gree tonight at 7:So.-ady.
 David Sykes and family have left their summer cottage at Eastern Point for their home in Rockville. A meeting of the Ellington Tobacco Growers was held Tuesday evening to consider the disposal of hail-cut ~tohac- co.
 A Moosup resident, Mrs Jospeh Le- claire. fell recently, broke her right arm at the wrist and dislocated fin ger. ..
 The hostess at the D. A. R. museum at l Norwich Town Green this "Wednesday afternoon from 3 to will be Mrs. Will L. Stearns
 Men have started carting beach sand  thus providing more parking space for motor vehicles.
 The Connecticut company directors are to meet in New Haven, Oct l, 10 de- eide whether another lacking up of fares will be required
 The marriage of Miss Marion Norton and Rev. Edward Smiley, both of West chester, took place at the brides home, Tuesday, at p. m.
 The temperature was higher Tuesday. and householders began to think the family coal supply might remain undis- turbed for a white longer.
 W. H. Darrow, fruit specialist, of the , Connecticut Agricultural College Storrs, has been making a fruit inspection trip to farms in New York state. Alumni here have been apprised that Yale is to dedicate a memorial to it's sons who fell in the war. The .ledica- ton will take place Nov. 21. , It is expected that about 800 men from , St, Bernards parish in Rockville will march in the Holy Name societies dem- onstration at Hartford Oct 10.
 The car inspectors section men and engine house workers on the New Haven railroad received their back pay, Friday amounting to substantial sum. Next Sunday is to be observed as RaI. ly Day of the Central Baptist Sunday 2 school, and special exercises will be held during the Sunday school hour
 Conductor JoA Mclean. of The Shorc f Line electric railway, who recently moved to Waterbury from Saybrook, is now employed on the Bristol road 5 Read notice of Norwich Music associ- { ation in announcement column.-adv, , Among ten new students in the nurses training department at Lawrence hospi- tai, New London. are Miss Evelyn Hull and Miss Irene Roberts of Jewett City
 Miss Hlda | Tuthill and Harold C. Wilkinson, both of Poquonnoc were mar , ricd Sunday evening at the Poquonnoc Bridge parsonage by Rev. o. C. Bud dngton.
 The number of applicants who took , the voters oath Saturday in inc town of Groton numbered 4S2, of whom 2S are women. There were 2S4 women and 1sS men.
 Criticism. has been launched at the governments manner of delivering par eel post packages. and the recommendd- tion has been made that receipt be given . for deliveries.
 An old red and blue coat which is the ! l, mer warden of the borough of Groton was worn by his father, Charles F Landphere more than so years ago
 The contractors have ceased taking UT the rails on the Shore Line electric roaC along the Sound for the present.. There are so many rumors concerning the same transaction, it's hard to say whicl i: correct.
 The Woman's Home Missionary socie ty of Trinity Methodist church Mrs William H. Bath, president is to re sume meetings for the season with Z session at 4.15, Thursday, preceding th, .- usual supper.
 The last picnic of the season of Trintt, c Methodist Sunday school is to be held T
 haughton's Cove. Saturday Sept. 25 g leaving Franklin square at 245 by trcl ley. The social committee has roo O programme planned, Friday, which marks the ninth ami V versary of the conservation of St. Pat i. rcik's church property entirely free frcn ," debt, there is to be a special high mas at o'clock, in addition to the reg111a daily mass at 2 a. m.
 At Ne wLondon, Mrs. Mary D. Bonnet
 has been appointed by Superintendent Q h Schools Warren A. Hanson to hay " charge of special tutoring work in tn
 city primary schools. She will s.rt he 5- work at the Harbor school a Nellie R. Arnold, state treasure, W writes to the W. C. T. U. through th
 current White Ribbon Banner: Let II
 go to convention this year with the hes
 reports We have had, to partly show ou
 gratitude for the coming of national pro
 hibtion.
 !, The marriage of Harry Grun,ey c ,r Groton borough and Miss Jennie Cath 'A crime Sullivan, daughter of John Sul, van of New London will take place a \ the rectory of St. Mary's church Ne, if London. this "Wednesday afternoon a N o'clock.
 }. There is general interest in Norwic
 in the opening of the enlarged and rt m modeled Rock Nook Children's Hon,
 During last year fourteen children wer
 received, eighteen dismissed and th
 average per month in the home wa
 twenty-three.
 Capt. and Mrs Chester Fish and tv l. children of Brooklyn are spending
 short time at Noank with Capt. Fish
 mother Mrs Addie Fish Capt Fisl
 who has command of the U. S. transpo] Sherman, has just returned from a voy age to Antwerp.
 In the trial of Antonio Muratori fc 0 burglary on two counts in the superic
 court of Holland county at Rockvill
 the jury found the accused guilty e
 both counts, and lie was sent to tl
 state prison for not less than two, nc
 more than five years.
 Frank Condoy of Groton, who was fo
 neriy on the submarine S-5 which wel