Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-07

Again Wednesday the temperature did not risz above so degrees, but the sun was hot and the air nlilder than on Tues day.
 The house sold by Mrs. Frank Gorton, at White Beach to c. V. James of Nor wieh, is a part of the James V. Luce es- tate
 Mrs. Sarah Cosan, matron of the Sea- sdie Sanatorium, has purchased cot tage at Pine Grove, from R. B. Wash burn, of Norwich.
 Mrs. willima H. Johns and Miss Ro- berta Tener Johns recently closed Craig y-Mor at Lords Point and left for their home in Pittsburgh.
 Regular meeting Catholic Ladies of Columbus, Friday night, St. Anne's T. A. B. hall, $ o'clock.-adv.
 The Noank studio which has been conducted during the summer by Miss Katherine Forrest, has been closed and Miss Forrest has gone to New York.
 The Women's Congregational Home Missionary Federation is to hold it's 18th annual meeting at the Center Church house in Hartford October 14th and 18th.
 Soma of the Norwich Free Academy classes are to debate today (Thursday) the advantages or disadvantages of building a Junior High School in Nor wich.
 The hum Of machinery in the former Marlin Rockwell building, now owned and utilized by the J. B. Martin com pany, is pleasing music to all who pass that way.
 Fred Lynch, at one time boss in the cloth room at Lawton Mills, Plainfeld but who left on account of poor health and went to Vermont, is now working 1T Newmarket, N. H.
 Franklin chapter No 4, R. A. M. works the Mark Master degree at Ma. sonic Temple tonight at 7.5o.-adv,
 Fruit dealers here learn that exports States are expected this year to exceed million boxes of 300 each, large in crease over previous years.
 Local members of the Wilcox Tamil! association have received announcement fthe eighth annual reunion of tn 1 family t6 be held in New York, a Framces Tavern Oct. 14.
 The United States civil service com mission announces for Nov. g an exam nation for master shiphtter, male, az above 30, at the Naval Station New Or leans, La, at ss.92 per diem.
 Mrs. Catherine T. Nagle of New Lon don announces the engagement of he daughter Peggy Nagle, to Paul T. Ober koher of Pittsburgh, Pa, a chief yec man at the U. S. submarine base.
 Headed by Henry King of the old Hi Hose company, an effort is being mad Il at Moosup to reorganize this once use
 ful company The property of the ol
 organization is now practically useless. The call has reached Norwich for tt forty y-ffth annual convention of the w
 mans Christian Temperance Union Connecticut to be held in Hartford the Church of the Redeemer, Oct. 1s2 , Dressed bullheads, bluefsh, macksre ' founder steak, finney haddock, choie 7 eastern halibut large butterfsh, Gui ford, Clinton, Blue Point and Mamfol : Cove oysters. Extra choice stock 2
 Powers Bros.'-adv.
 In former years fireweod was shfppt > by schooner from St6ddards Wharf the Thames, to Block Island, but lit ' Of that has been done since the wa 7 George Palmer was the principal shi per.
 The Norwich Agricultural Fair VI
 favored with the best weather of |
 season. The fair at Great Barrrfgto !. Mass, which eastern Connecticut peoI 3 always attend, closed after two days rain.
 Connecticut members learn that t annual neeting of the Daughters 1s1s will be held in Washington, D.
 next April. It vii be held after that the Daughters of the American Rev . lution.
 : MT and Mrs. Frank E.. Tracy of , e antic expect to leave soon in their 8 f tomobile for Kansas City, Mo, to spe e several months with their son-in-lav a |. daughter, MT. and Mrs. D. J. Ward, V
 are located there.
 There must have been 8 peculiar f
 drive in Stonihgton in 1870, for The NJ
 TOT. in the Fifty Years Ago departfnt s has the note Nearly an ox-cart load ? pigeons were killed on the farm of n skph Chesebfough.
 = Miss California A. Smith of sor a Farms, MiddletoNn, has left for Gle ' land, Ohio, where she will teach in Y of the city high schools Miss Sm 's received her R. s. degree from Conn Y ticut College, New London, last June ,f Several New Londoners were on q shipping board steamers Cumber1a d and Fort Wright. which nearly fou rS eTeu III C4ic -AlfdHtlC OCSdu OA onl0
 cock light, on. the outside of Long ,s night.
 h The Manchesters have won every ie ries in which they have played this g
 son. The teams which the Manchest
 have defeated in two out of three gar are: Singers and American Chain = Bridgeport, Rockville, Polfs, Williman
 and Monson, Mass.
 Comfort Circle of the Kings Datl
 ters opened the season Wsdnesd
 meeting with ths viee-ieader Mrs. J. - Allen, Mfs A. I. Utley leading Ei ir hienaBers and one visitor attended. ! ed Edward Green and Mrs. Henry Robl