Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-25
VARIOUS MATTERS


 hurry calls Friday ,I Lawns and pastures are beginning to show the need of rain. Tomorrow N;unday) the day will be exactly twelve hours lcng. Some thermometers about Norwich l Friday registered s6 degrees. Arrived today, cargo of choice mackerel at Osgood Wharf-adv.
 Pine Grove pavilion, Niantic, closed this week, after successful season.. As calendar day for October, Friday was altogether too tropical to suit deal CTS in winter apparel Lester R. Barlow, son of Henry Bar low of Westford, is to be married in Lyndon, Vt, September 2th.
 It is rumored that there will be erected shortly in Sterling factory for the man ufacture of rubber fish hooks.
 Read notice of Norwich Music Asso- citation in announcement column-ady. i, Having received a consignment of de- layed rivets, the Norwich Belt Mfg. Co. has been operating it's plant all week. Connecticut men have been in Ottawa to attend convention of game com1nis- sioners of the United States and Canada. It has been decided by merchants of Plainfeld village to continue closing their stores Thursday afternoon through out the winter.
 Joseph Teller of West Stafford has purchesd the timber on about 300 acres of land on Crow Hill, owned by Arthur Cady of Stafford.
 , An artesian we'll 125 feet is being driv-, en on tho premises of the Standard Oil , Company at Moosup to supply water for l the garage and office.
 Leroy Slater has sold his farm and household goods at Holland and has moved = to East Woodstock, where he is engaged in automobile repair work
 Dance Saturday night at State Armory, Willimantic, Herb" smiths orchestra adv.
 Q The State Council of Connecticut, Jr. e O. U. A. NJ, will meet in annual con - vention in Danbury next Tuesday, Sept. : 2S, in Jr. o. U. A. NJ. hall. l. Because of the large number of pupils n at Norwich Free Academy, Miss Alice e Hooper of Montville, teacher of English, has bee nadded to tAe faculty. $ The 10th annual report of the oti. , library, issued Friday shows total o1 U 45,314 books in the librdry the pas : years circulation having been 10S,170. .t lt The hedge about the Norwich Centra | Stanton and the men take such pride is unusually handsome since clipped this season.
 U Choice flowers for funerals, also wed ding bouquets Hunts Greenhouses Phone 1130.-adv.
 The outgoing parcels post at the Nor : wich post otic is constantly increasing in volume as manufacturers take ad vantage of this means of forwardin: their finished product.
 As Friday was the feast day of oul Lady of Mercy, patroness of the order tc which the local Sisters of Mercy belong the nuns held but one session of St Patricks school Friday.
 It is noted of concern which hai offices in Norwich The Attawaugal company's plants in Attawaugan, Ballou vile and Pineville are operating on thei usual full time schedule.
 !. An anniversary mass for the late A Madelin McNamara, Monday morning, a, St. Mary's church, ' o'clock. Friends ar invited.-adv.
 The lobster fleet and otter trawlers al = Noank are still bringing in large catches J, Forrest Hammond, for a wholesale lob ster agency purchased 21000 pounds o Holsters one day this week.
 The local representatives of the Holy Name society are to meet in St. Patrick \ basement chapel next Wednesday even ing, not Sunday as noted to plan for tht county demonstration in October.
 Commencing next Sunday, September 26, reduction will be made in trair service on the New York, New Haven { d Hartford railroad. principally the elim ination of strictly summer trains. , Come in and get fine fresh haddock ' 10 cents per pound. More heavy Holsters long clans, at Powers Bros. Blue Pein and Guilford oysters. aiso.-adv.
 As usual the D. A. R. Museum ol - Norwich Town Green will be open to tn c public this (Saturday) afternoon iron , 3 to 5, the hostesses being Mrs. Henr, al ". Lang and Mrs. Arthur M. Thompson i'll There was good attendance Friday a o'clock, when, in commemoration 0 . the ninth anniversary of the consecratio SC of St. Patrick's church, high mass wa sung by the rector, Rev. John H. Brod o+ rick. Only Waterbury will change from day light saving time to eastern time Ser - tember 26, the other cities of the stat of retaining it until Oct. 31 and the raj roads running on their present schedule ,. until that date
 Key. Iheodore Bacheler IS Tn washing ton, D. C., in attendance upon the mee ce ings of the fifteenth international col as ference against alcoholism, representa- the w. c. T. U. of Wilmington, and u . prohibition party of Connecticut
 Miss Milne, expert corsertiere, will l at our store, beginning Monday, Sept 2 to Oct 2nd Make your appointme > early. The Speciality Shop, 40 Main st. ' adv.
 A silver cup presented by Miss Minn H. Hicks for the Holland school scorir the most points in the field day exercis'
 has been placed in the grammar gra
 of the Hicks Memorial school, whiC
 school won it at the June field day.
 The winter schedule of the East Tyr m trolleys will start Monday morning al v will be the same as last winter as ft
 lows: Leave New London at 6.30 a. T
 1.30 4.3O and 5.30 p. m. Leave Man
 at 7So a. m., 2.30, 5.3O and 6.3o D. m.
 Meeting of Rev. Daniel Mullen assel
 ply, Sunday, p. n., K. of c. home.-at
 The United States civil service coI
 mission states that there are more tn;
 100 vacancies in high-grade accounts
 positions under the Interstate Commer
 Commission, paying salaries rangi
 from $2,1OO to $3.9oo year. The ?
 sitions are principally in the field.
 Capt. Fred Buddington of Noank e
 ried large female lobster to the sta
 hatchery Tuesday which weighed g l
 pounds. It was the largest female ls
 ster brought to the hatchery since it r
 been in operation If years. Male lc
 sters very often reach that weight