Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-02
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Norwich, Thursday, Sept. 3. 1920.
VARIOUS MATTERS

An unusually large freshman class is looked for at Yale this fall.
 Reports from towns throughout the state show that sugar is becoming more plentiful
 Non-partisan rally in T. A. B: hall tonight.-adv.
 Bridgeport ushered in 20minute parking ordinance and the next morning 29 violators were fined in court. The late wm. E. Sessions, the Bristol manufacturer, sent turkeys to the homes of his old employees each Thanksgiving day.
 Holland county" says Col Hall of South Wilmington, 'has waited 87 years for a governor and has a good claim for | recognition"
 Miss Mary C. Brown of New London, engaged in 'FY'' work in Germany, 12 miles from Coblenz, says there are 63 girls there.
 Auto buses in this state are head ing for New York to help meet the de- mand for transportation owing to the Brooklyn Rapid Transit strike. The Connecticut Company is once more after thieving conductors. A con- ductor on the New Haven-Silver. Sands run was haled before the Milford court.
 Non-partisan rally in T. A. B. hall tonight-adv.
 Fairfield leads in the number of Con- necticut divorces, which increased fifty per cent. last year. The world war and prosperity are given as the explanation.
 By the securing of Beach Bluff park the village improvement society of West Haven will add one more recreation park to its already rapidly increasing list.
 r The Hamden board of finance has de- cided to recommend that the town tax rate be increased from 20 to 23 mills, and the grand list from $12,800,000 to , $13, 100000.
 [ The bi-centennial celebration in Bolton . will open Friday evening standard time, with colonial play. The play takes place in the opening days of the Revolu- tionary war.
 , Connecticut girls do six per cent. of : the work on their fathers farms, ac- cording to the Milk Producers Associa- : tion- The wives do seven per cent. and E the boys nine per cent. f Franklin chapter. No 4, R. A M V works the Royal Arch degree at Masonic n Temple tonight at 7.3O.-adv A woman is operating a truck in New London, just to show it can be e done It is in the garbage line too Sht e represents the firm and has demonstrat . ed all over the country. f Because holders of the first, second l. and third Liberty bonds have not ex Il changed the temporary bonds for a per . manent bonds confusion is predicfcted il d the collection of interest hereafter. y Adjutant General George NJ Col
 spent Monday night in New Haven l- where he inspected the first recruit or l. ganization destined to become part o the new national guard infantry. e Six new teachers have been selecte L. to fill the vacancies created by the res
 ignation of nine teachers at the Hart l. ford Public High school which will ope y the fall term week from yesterday, l. Oysters have arrived at the Broadwa-
 Fish Market. We also have a nice lin e of fish for this week. 40 Broadway !. adv.
 y The Noank ship is full of ghosts 0 l. what once was. One and a half millio le feet of lumber sold to a New Londo
 firm closes the war business except thre hulks of the Ferris type, incomplete. = If Speaker James F. Walsh of Greer
 wich is nominated as the republican car
 didate for governor, the republican we
 men of Fairfield county will ncH Iii
 
 port.
 Notwithstanding a Connecticut statut
 against the increase of commutatio
 fares on steam railroads the New Hs
 ven" road has increased recently tn = communication fares on it's system 20 pc cent.
 N The large frame dwelling. owned b John F. Merrill in Bridge street, Sut field, was destroyed by fire with a pal of its contents Tuesday causing a los of about $1O,OOO, partially covered b insurance.
 H Buy fish caught today. Two big ca, goes of Block Island fish will arrive { 10 o'clock today, Osgood's wharf Nigl and day service; low prices.-adv An examination of the swimming po at Hartford showed that the effect the violet ray and filtration systems such that the bottom of the pool coul
 be seen through a depth of ten feet
 the clear water.
 | carrier pigeon tarries at Plainvil | and is content on a citizens porch. c | one of the legs of the pigeon is an alum | mum plate, 5128-A. J. 20 P. It is vel tame and eats out of persons har without the least timidity. | Giving republican women of Connect | cut representation on the party's sta | central committee would at present too radical a move in the opinion
 State Chairman and. National Commi teeman J. Henry RoSaback. | Elaborate preparations for the obse | vation of the bi-centenniaI anniversa of Wallingford are nearing completio with a pageant of events dating back ] 1870, scheduled for proi1lcucl oa | v afternoon of ba first -- Mrs. Charles Dudley Warner of Ne
 Haven has received a letter from a fo leign friend at Warsaw: Warsaw" $
 writes lis full of refugees who fled h
 fore the bolshevik advance, and many
 whom have suffered much.
 Suspected of being ona ot the five m
 v'ho held up and robbed the First N
 tional Bank of Portland, Conn.,, of S5 o
 Aug. 21 young man giving his nar
 as Louis Clarke, 26 years old, is bei
 held by the New York police
 The twelfth triennia1 Adams lcuni
 will be held Sept. at the hem,
 William Griswold, South Hill, Wethel
 field. The organization takes its mar
 from Uzziel Adams and Clarris
 Adams, South Wethersf1eld 1790.
 Charles H. Shaw, Pease House. sa
 brook Point, is included in a list
 about 1 GA names printed in the Bost
 Post recently as on the Charles POT
 records of those having invested in
 international postal reply coupon bu
 ness.
 The Pilgrim and Puritan, after lyi
 in New London waters six years for
 chance to serve as tankers or in sol
 other capacity, are now being to
 apart. So pass two. boats that plough