Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-11

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 The September moon is new tomor- row, the 12ths. at s52 a.. m.
 Heavy showers during Friday wet up the parched lawns and gardens.
 Cranberry picking began this week in number of eastern Connecticut bogs. An addition, 40 by 20 feet is being | built to the Lawton Mill office, at Plainfeld. '.Herb'' Smiths orchestra for dance, State Armory Willimantic, Saturday ] night.-adv Large quantities of huckle5erries are being picked from the swamps around Yawgoog pond. Special literature for Temperance Sunday, Sept. '19, is being distributed by the W. C. T. U.
 Leon Hill of Ballouville has sold two fine coach dog puppies to some wealthy residents of Thompson.
 Small mackerel weighing nearly a pound apiece have been caught in Fish CTS Island waters this week. Most of the summer boarders have left Chesterfield, Bozrah, Montville and Col chester for their city homes. Preparations are under way forssthe annual fair of the North Stonington
 
 The usual number of home coming Jewish holidays. which begin tomor- row the 12th.
 The Brooklyn. N. Y, boys of Camp Massapeak broke camp Friday, after spending the season since early in July at Gardner Lake
 Men have repainted the three large entrance doors to St. Patrcks church. which showed the effects of the winter and spring storms.
 Choice flowers for funerals; also we'd ding bouquets. Hunts Greenhouses. Phone 113o.-adv.
 There has been a change in Vest minister Rural Free Delivery service, a portion of the route having been trans ferred to Hampton post office. The annual conference of the Catholic pastors of the state has been postponed until Wednesday, Sept. 18th, at 2.S0 D. m at St, Josephs cathedral, Hartfo1d. A twenty-five inch piokerel caught in Moosup pond by Henry ITrudeau weigh ed three pounds the largest ever known | to be caught in that body of water At Mystic, MT. and Mrs Peter Flynn have purchased from Capt. Rowland | Wilcox a house on East Main street now occupied by John Dougherty and fam | fly
 1 It is noted at East killingly that MT. and Mrs. R. S. Bartlett of Norwich have been visiting Mir Bartletts brother AL mond, and calling or other relatives there.
 Men from Noank who have been em- ployed at Wilson Point, South Norwalk for seven or eight months, have return ed home, work having entirely ceased there.
 Mrs. Belle Holcomb Johnson. trayeling librarian for the state of Connecticut gave an illustrated lecture on Japan in Grange hall North Stonington, F'riday evening.
 Important meeting of Friends of Irish Freedom. in Steiner's hall. Sunday after noon, at 2.30 o'clock.-adv.
 When the D. A. R. Museum on Nor Wch Town green is opened to tltG puh- lie this (Saturday) afternon from 3 tt B. the hostess will be Mrs. Charles H Stewart
 The fifth registered tournament of the Connecticut Trapshooters association will be held at Seaside Beach. Bridgeport, to- day Saturday., unGer the auspices of the Seaside Gun club
 Rev w F. Williams of Westerly i; substitute rector at Christ church, 1T Norwich, the rector of which Rev Richard R. Graham, has sone ahroaC for several months.
 The fall meeting of the astern Con neccicut Branch of the Womsn's BoarC of Missions will be held at the Brook lyn Congregational church, Sept. IT with day and evening sessions.
 The ifty-eight reunion of the EIev enth Connecticut Regiment Association will be held in C. A. R. hall Memoria building, Rockville, Friday, Sept. IT Dinner will be served by the Sons 0 Veterans Auxiliary.
 This week in the superior court a Rockville, Clifford White of Holland charged with stealing HarolJ Lang automobile on July 15, entered q pie; of guilty and was sentenced to the stat refornatory at Cheshire.
 All admirers of beautiful dahlia. should visit w F. Browns dahlia gar den at 46 Palmer street, as the bloom are at their best.
 From Stafford Springs, MT. anI MT, Morgan Eaton and son, Robert ant Miss Alberta Eaton are spending tw weeks at Pleasure Beach, Waterford Miss Mary Reynolds was their gues over the weekend.
 Thomas Curry of 5s sumpter stree Brooklyn N. Y, has purchased at Ea Oneco the cottage now occupied b Charles Sweet for summer home, ar will remodel and enlarge it. It is to known as Riverview cottage. ,, The librarians report for the TolIar ~ Library shows the whole number books to be 4,0s5 volumes; S9 new bool T were received during the year. The ci q culation for the year was 3,256 bool : 5s4 non-fction and sos jtAenile The various schools in the town v Plainfeld have opened with the enro 7 ment: High school 116, Central
 Wauregan S5, Moosup 1s2. Plainfie
 S61, Black Hill 20, Green Hollow l
 Pond Hill 22, "Flat Rock g, South scho
 ', total S69.
 S The letter to the New London A
 sociation from the Central Bapti ,i church contains the note: One of t lk most beloved of our deacons, Chest .. G. Amber. was recently taken from 's very suddenly. His death will be a lo e hard to fill and he will be greatly mis ed
 lP The United States civil service col ,a misison announces that it is expect aS that 120 appointments as nurse
 $1,710 a year, and appointments as cn
 purse at $2,000 year unde- the fe
 eral board for vocational education. "
 be made at once from the eSaminati
 for trained nurse, held primarily for 1
 Indian and public health services