Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-13
VARIOUS MATTERS

1SIeT.-duN' The new state road at Westminster | will soon be completed
 The owner of lawn has a big con tract these days to keep the leaves raked | up. ceedingly clever novelties for Hallow- cen favors.
 Eat at the Columbian House, Franklin square.-adv. The pupils of the public and paroch- i.,l schools enjoyed a holiday on Colum- bus birthday.
 Army orders Tuesday included: First ! Lieut.. H. O. McCue to Fort Wright, | Fishers Island.
 l It is learned by Norwich alumni that the enrolment at Harvard University for the fall term is 5,4S1.
 The Tuesday afternoon prayer meet ing at the Central Baptist church was led by Mrs. Lucius Brown A Voluntown teacher Miss Kate O. Connors, had to close her school last week on account of ivy poison D. A. R. Rummage sale, Thursday, October 14, 22 Bath street.-adv. The recent storm washed ashore, much | seaweed which many of the farmers in the shore towns are carting away. | Foreman Lukos of An1ston toy fac | tory, and family, have moved to New | York the toy factory there closing down. | It is recalled that two years ago the | American troops in France were mak- | ing their historic advance through the Argonne forest.
 At Old Lyme, contractor from Sound View is building an annex to the H. N. Lincoln building for the manufacture of chocolate candy.
 Preston democratic caucus tonight, 8 o'clock, town house. Long Socety.-adv.
 Farmer Silas Whipple, of Leffingwell expects to harvest between 125 and 150 bushels of seed corn, Whipple's white and Whipple's yellow.
 Argo just arrived from Block Island Big cargo fresh fish Osgod's wharf adv.
 Heavy showers early Tuesday morn ing and sharp drop in temperature gave warning that mild weather cannot be expected to last much longer. Golf playing has greatly increased on the Norwich course this month, since the closing of the season of the links of the Shinnecossett Club, at Eastern Point.
 When the D. A. R. Museum on Nor wich Town Green is opened to the pub | llC lHlS NWCuHSSud aIlSIIOOi HUH O to , the hostess will be Miss Mary E. Wattles.
 Druggists here have been notified that the downward movement in essential oils has apparently been checked, as . the declines have narrowed to a few products.
 Two pound blues. ID. S5, boiled shrimps ID. 35. Broadway Fish Market, 40 Broad , way.-adv.
 n Carload after carload of coal passes through Noank village on the freight trains. A good deal of it is hard coal 7 too, but many Noank families are still without one pound.
 At the Bridge district school East Side, about 55 pupils are being accom-. modated through the plan of SuDt E. J Graham in using the kindergarten room for afternoon grade ses9ions.
 The subject for discussion at the fo- rum of the United Congregational church at the second session in the se- ries on Socialism was The Social Re suits of the French Revolution.
 In the Fifty Years Ago column tht Stonington Mirror has the item: The Ac tives of Mystic defeated the Sachems of Norwich Falls at baseball at New London, the score being f7 to F.
 The Employment Bureau, No Wash ington street, will commence the seasol = October 14th, hrs. D. m.-5 p. m.-adv.
 William P. Hagen, chief of the bu reau of Federal investigation, is inquir .r ing into chavges of several hotels Connecticut. Travelling men have com ;s plained that the charges are excessive. or Tuesdays early morning rain please ss the Holland county tobacco growers wh I..rv A1,
 a tobacco damp that they may tax 7n down the first portion of the 1920 crop
 According to reports made to tn
 state board of education at it's la.
 meeting in Hartford, the teacher prol ? lem promises to be less acute this con
 ing year because of the letting down
 business demand.
 TX La Touraine Tea reduced to 4Oc a cal e ister.-adv.
 ,a A correspondent notes that Mrs. A. . nt Ripley, Miss Lena Thompson, MT m Grace Stoddard, Harry Sage and A V os Harvey from Stonington district ' ha' na been at the Norwich hospital callin ad on Maurice Safstrom.
 At Noank George L. Wilcox and Wa
 ren c. Perkins have purchased the "a I'd ing boat Bessie of Capt. Charles ,i- Potter of Norwich. The new owne b. will use her in connection with the
 fish and lobster business.
 Lecture, "The New Europe" next Su . day night at the Universalist church,
 Dr. A. Eugene Bartlett, of Brooklyn ,
 admission. Collection taken.-adv.
 Mrs. James L. Palmer, who has be
 staying for several months with her si , ter Mrs Mary Gourley at Eaglevil is now the guest of her son, Charles Ps
 rner, and e. ner daughter, Mrs Am
 Chapman, at North Stonington.
 In all the Catholic churches of tf
 diocese the offering Sunday next W
 oe toward the states quota for the N
 tional Catholic Welfare association re
 resented by the recently established d
 cesan social service bureau at Hartfol
 Officials of the Charleston Interurb
 Railroad company have been at Sa
 brook recentup purchasing four ca
 from the Shore Line electric railway
 be used Oil their lines out of Washr
 ton, D. c. This makes ten cars boue
 by them,
 .en Extra choice salmon, today's arrival ne the market 35 cents per pound fat sht as haddock cents in market, as well ipe full stock of other choice varieties, sg Powers Bros.-adv.
 osy Thomas Fox, formerly of Mystic n ing living in Groton, had his home burr ove Saturday night. The blaze started in
 clothespress and gained such heady . that practically nothing was saved,
 family escaping with the clothes u