Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-16
VARIOUS MATTERS .

Water office open from S-5 p. m, Sat l urday.-adv. 1
 Mild sunny weather continued Friday, with temperature records in the res. Norwich stores are well supplied with fruit and vegetables for the week end. 1
 Five new cottages and five garages have been built at Lords Point this season. Robert Sleath has sold his farm in East Killingiy to New York purchasers, who expect. to occupy it in the spring. At Old Lyme. Allen Spiers has l purchased T. L.. Haynes house on Riy- erside and will occupy it at an early date.
 Water office open from s-5 p. n., Sat l urday.-adv. The registration at Norwich Free Academy is heavy this term, total of about e15, with fully 16O out of town pupils. Morrison Ennis, son of MT, and Mrs. Archie Ennis on Brooklyn, broke his leg near the hip Tuesday by a fall on stone step. T
 Daniel Shea of Norwich and helpers have nearly completed the exterior of his neT cottage on Langworthy avenue, | Lords Point. According to the report of the Con necticut bureau of labor for September unemployment is increasing, but not to any marked extent.
 | Ex-service men from Norwich will go to Lisbon this Saturday. afternoon, to attend the burial of Frederick Roessler, who died in Germany.
 Dr. Lester Walkers office will be closed until Nov. 1st--adv.
 A Groton man, John O'Brien, who was injured in an automobile accident near the submarine base recently will soon be about as usual
 Mrs. N. A. Hunter of Mystic has left for Providence to attend the golden wedding of Capt. and Mrs. J. H. White. Mrs. White is sister Of Mrs. Hunter.
 It is. stated that Jesse Richmond and family will move to a farm in Gris-s wold They have resided at the e. P. Culver place at Ashwillett for some time.
 Fine looking sweet corn in the Nor wich markets is coming from farms in the Brewster's Neck section It is pre- dicted that this may be the last week for it.
 Psychic messages by Mrs. Peterson at Spiritual Academy Sunday.-adv. . At lne TepuDllCdH CAUCUS III ASnIOT0, Walter C. Brown and Henry L. Barrows were nominated for representatives and Everett Barlow was the nominee for judge of probate.
 The celebration of the fftieth ami : t.versary of the marriage of Mir. and . Mrs. Henry Bolieau, will be held in St 7 Edwards: hall, Stafford Springs, Satur- r day evening. Oct. 2s
 Q The. Gales Ferry Pinochle club went o home after a match with the Pioneer y company of Groton. Wednesday even e ing, making the best of the small enC 0 of score of IS to 10.
 Archdeacon J. Eldred Brown of Nor wich is to be in Lyme this Saturday :. morning to attend lay meeting wfet y the new rector, Rev. MT. Johnson, iron a Canada will be present
 Choice flowers for funerals also wed i, ding bouquets Hunts Greenhouses " Phone 1130.-adv. r At New London Friday open hous 10 was held at the r. MaC A. The entir r. building was open for public visitatio d from to 10 D. m. There were game. ys music and enterta inment.
 tn Miss Hattie Carter will be in charg Il. of the D. A. R. Museum at Norwic Id Town this afternoon, from to D. II
 This will be the last time that the rnu = seum will be open this season. :.
 Men from this section have been i A- Madison attending a three-day meetin at Hammonasett park. of county agent III extension workers and farm expert. 1g They were guests of the state forest SCI te vice.
 Mantle lodge, No. IT. L o. o. F., ha
 named committee to consider the maj If ter of several candidates for adn1issio
 4a
 forming a Rebekah branch is we'll UT
 der way.
 At Crescent Beach. Mrs Cynthia Flu z Ter and daughter, Miss Arrninia Fulle DC have closed their summer home and wi 0c leave New York Oct. 27 by boat fc m Jacksonville, thence by rail to their vii o ter home in St Petersburg, Fla. ~ Scott Nearing, noted professor ( Dc economies, author and lecturer. one ( 2s the best speakers on the American pfa , form today, will speak in Steiner's hal 'p Saturday evening, Oct. 16, at D. T Sc Admission 25c. Don't miss this one
 you will regret itS-adv.
 Right Rev. .Chauncey B. Brewster,
 the Episcopal diocese of Connecticu has returned to his home in Hartfol
 after a European trip. He was ava - several months at the Lambert confe
 ence of bishops of the Episcopal churc
 Over 100 physicians from througho,
 the county and state were in Middl, town Thursday to attend the seni-al nual meeting of the Connecticut Medic
 society being held at the State Hospit
 for the Insane
 The Connecticut Chamber of Con
 nlerce is to have, it's annual meeting
 the Hotel Taft in New Haven Nov. 1 - when successors will. be chosen to tt Q directors whose terms expire this yea
 including Leonard H. Healey of Nor
 Woodstock.
 pr. William D. Cronin of New I,o a don entertained members of the coun S' medical society at the Mohican hotel (
 Thursday evening. The physicians m
 In the Dutch room, where dinner VI - served. afterwards adjourning to u
 parlors on the second floor ,n Paper boxes used by Connectic VI druggists are still scarce and expensiy
 Many articles heretofore put in vario
 quantities. in paper boxes are nc
 weighed and wrapped. in paper as t
 time consumed in the extra labor do
 not offset the advance in the price ;
 boxes - Referring to conditions of the sho
 Line Electric Railway in lower Come
 ticut, the Chester correspondent of t
 Middletown Press writes: We do n AT hear much about the trolley that was w. much talked about a few weeks a, BE, Have the early morning foss stalled EK on the rails somewhere down the ri1
 or has it been given cup?