Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-07
VARIOUS MATTERS

The souvenir collectors had big day at the fair.
 Many flags were flying in recognition of Labor day
 Naples in the woods are showing the first red leaves of Autumn.
 Ten pound packages of sugar are sell ing in Norwich stores at Sl.90.
 The length of the day has decreased nearly two and one-half hours.
 In North Stonington, men are at work on the StoningtoA end of the new state road.
 Meeting of the K. of c. Athletic asso- citation tonight at s.Se.--adv. Today CTuesday) will mean the ending of the hotel season at many of the shore resorts.
 Piazza parties were numerous all day Monday, along the route to the Fair Ground.
 The fragrant white cfematis in the grounds at the Central Baptist church is in blpom.
 Merchants and others are becoming aware that express rstes were increased about 10 per cent. Sept 1st. Mrs Sidney H. Foale\is to have charge of the decoration of a grange float for the
  Some of the New Haven road ex- presses have been running in six sec ] tions to take care of the weekend and l holiday travel.
 1 The Norwich postoffice force is wres- | ting with an avalanche of parcel post packages as summer and holiday guests depart or return. 1 St. James lodge, No B, F. and A. M | 41,A lt kT1S oSP Temple tonight at 1:5o.-adv.
 This is official Apple Pie Week when l housewives are asked by the agricultural authorities to utilize windfall apples for pies and canning. Property owners in the vicinity of the 1 Playground who leased parking space Monday, kept to the moderate rate of last year, fifty cents. A number of members of Norwich D. A. R. chapter attended the big celebra- tion of the Battle of Groton Heights, at Groton, Monday afternoon. At New London, Elias F. Bragaw has sold to Louis Lubchansky, his fine resi- deAce on Ocean avenue. Ocean Beach The price paid was S13,900. Last Sunday, Sept. 5, was observed in number of Connecticut Congregational churches as Labor Sunday, pastors deliv- ering sermons to the men in particular.
 visitors to Norwich County Fair on Monday were congratulatihg ex-Patrol- man John Irish when the secret leaked out that Sunday was his eightieth birth | day.
 | Oct 1st, furnished house fo rent To- i cated between Hariand's Corner and Peck's Corner. Address L., care of The 1 Bulletin.-sdv.
 The legislature at it's special session will not be asked to take up trolley matters it was stated at the office of the Con necdcut company in New Haven las week.
 Superintendent of Public Works Franl R. Rau of Rockville, recently given
 leave of absence owing to i'll health, ha
 returned to his work. He is much i'm
 proved.
 Boy and Girl Scouts who collected fo
 the Near East Relief Fund during tn
 fair Monday, turned in substantis
 sum to the chairman Miss Louise (
 Howe and the treasurer, Mrs. c. 1 Sevin.
 months mind high mass of requiel n for Mrs. Nellie Vervilliers, sung in S = Patrick's church Monday at s o'clock | Id the rector, Rev. J. H. Frederick. was a h tended by relatives and friends of u .h family.
 7f A number from here are planning I'D attend the annual Bible school conve pr ton of the Stoningten Union associ Id ton to be held Wednesday, Sept wi Id the Bible school of Stonington Ror 4. ough Baptist church. 11 Local dentists who attended are st
 telling with enthusiasm of the nation y, convention at Boston where 6D00 de
 tists were registered, making the gat
 erihg the largest event of the kind 1e the history of dentistry,
 The annual meeting of the state coun |. of the Order of United American Nj
 chanics will be held in Danbury Thu day, with many national and state cou
 ctl officers and about a hundred delegAi from the subordinate councils of the sta in attendance. MI Members of St Mary's T. A. and
 society and relatives of the men mem, nf aIized attended requiem high mass at St. Patrick's church Monday at oclo he sung by the assistant pastor, Rev My ls- P. Calvin for the forty-two depart UT members of the society. hT Because of the passage of an Or fs nance By the New London court of Cd th mon council compelling dealers to ds sealed tight feceptacies for all cuaf Sns ties of milk of ten quarts or less liu making deliveries, Christopher Newbu
 Ray Lewis and others threaten to out of the milk business.
 Invitation have been issued to
 celebration in Winchester Conkre W tional church Wednesday, Sept 22,
 honor of the fftieth anniversary of
 pastorate Of Rev. Dr. Arthur Go
 enough, at 10 o'clock lnew tirne). [
 ner will be served or the Green. He III father of Rev. c. F. Goodenough, m Ledyatd