Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-24
VARIOUS MATTERS

 ming.
 The next legal holiday, Columbus Day. Oct 12th, falls on. Tuesday this year.
 The state convention of the W. C. T. U. will be held October 1921 at Hart ford.
 Nearly one hundred and fifty women have been made voters in the town of East Lyme.
 All the schools in Groton have some coal but not nearly enough to take them into cold weather
 Dance Saturday night at state armory, Willimantic Herb Smiths orchestra. adv.
 At Trinity Methodist church prayer meeting Thursday at 7.So the topic was Whats Wrong With the WofiilY The Rosary Society of St. Patricks narish has requested a memorial mass Saturday for Miss Johanna Hallahan.
 From Waterville Allan Hotchkiss has left for Storrs to take course of study at Connecticut Agricultural Col lege.
 It is noted that Allan B. Cone has re- turned to Saybrook Point after a visit with his sister Mrs. Clifford Manning. | in Groton.
 The annual Baptist Ashford associa- | tion meeting will be held in Stafford Baptist church, Stafford. Tuesday, Sep tenaber 2s
 Michael Daly, farmer living in Elan ders, complains that several of f;s sheep have been killed and badly bitten hy dogs recently.
 Henry C. White of Waterford, the ar tist who formerly occupied studio on | Niles street, Hartford, has been n that | city this week.
 At Thompson, F. A. Decker is to close Sunnyholme next week for the season as his three children are to attend school in Providence this year.
 Several vases of handsome dahlias l grown by Mrs. S. Thompson of Maple street were in the display windows of The Boston Store Thursday. 1 Representatives of Holy Name soc:e- ties of the county are to meet at St. Pat rick's church Sunday next to plan for the county demonstration, Oct 10,
 Miss Milne, expert corsertiere. will be at our store. beginning Monday, Sept. 27 to Oct 2 ! Make your appointment early The Speciality Shop, 140 Main st.-ad*:-
 Noank is suffering from invasion of rats. All over the village their depre' dations are reported and nothing so fal tried has had very much effect on them
 Chief Justice Edwin White, and Mrs White have vacated their summer hom. at the Pequot and are in New York where they willeremain several days be fore leaving for Washington for the win ter
 Rail bird shooting has begun in tht shore towns, some good bags having been brought in. The stand of oats which the birds feed on is good and th1 sportsmen look for a satisfactory sea son,
 When the new windows at St Joseph church. Winsted, were blessed Sunda! night in the presence of a congregation of 1000, Rev. Father Joseph H. King O Moodus5 native of Norwich, deiivere, the sermon.
 In acknowledging messages and gift at the time of their golden wedding Sept. 8, Professor and Mrs. j. Herber George, of Minneapolis, former Norwic residents, have sent cards to about 15 Norwich friends
 The instructor of music in the Norwic public schools, Miss Mary E.. Rogers has the terms work well started, Mis- Rogers deeotesl every school day [ teaching and it takes her two weeks { make the rounds of the schools. The matter of changing the ttnle i Rockville from daylight-saving to u old standard time was brought up in tt common council meeting Tuesday ever ing and it was voted to go back on u old time in the city of Rockville Octobt 1. At Willimantic Camp Ground about blighted chestnut trees have been take down. The tree committee met in u
 grove last Thursday. W. W. Gordon
 Hazzardville, c. K. Colver of Gales Fe
 ry L. St. Clair Burr of Manchester ar
 Nj. C.. Walter.
 The Old Lyme Art Association has
 the contract to a New London compar
 to build the association art buildin
 The bidders were considerably below u
 Lyme builders and will commence oper;
 tions at once. >Somo lumber has alreaC
 arrived on the ground.
 An informal reception was held iN u
 parlors of the Universalist churca ' Danbury Wednesday evening from eig
 to ten o'clock for the new minister | the church, Rev William P. Earn. worth, who succeeded Rev Eilio-t Barber, recent Norwich visitor
 The trolley cars running only ever
 three hours, is great inconvenience |
 those getting morning mail at the Nor
 Stonington postofice The mail on Rou
 No. ?, which includes Laurel Glen ar
 Pendleton Hill is retained twenty-fo hours at the North Stoningto1 office.
 The United States civil service cor
 mission announces an examination f
 microscopist male or female regardIe of age in the office of the surgeon ge
 eral, Army Medical Museum, Washin
 ton. D. C.. at s1.seo year, plus crease granted by congress of $20 month.
 Governor Marcus H. Holcomb ? nounces the appointment of A1torn David S, Day of Bridgeport 10 su,an
 Morris W. Seymour of Litchfe.d who I signed from the state board of pardo