Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-11
Oi1eBsllIsttas.
Norwich, Monday, Oct II. 1920.
VARIOUS MATTERS

ing.
 The days length has decreased four hours.
 La Touraine Tea reduced to ADc a can ister.-adv.
 The trees are shedding their leaves too slowly to suit the hunters
 The rainfall in Norwich in October of 1919 amounted to but 3.02 inches.
 Moosup residents MT and Mrs Charles Benson, are ill with typhoid rever.
 This term the Norwich Art school has the largest registration in it's history.
 A democratic caucus will be held at the town hall at PoQuonnoc Bridge Tues day evening.
 Open tonight for business Prices Lunch cart.-adv.
 The reading room at the Otis Library was in charge of Miss Martha A. Ward, Sunday afternoon.
 Yale alumni in Norwich learn that the total enrolment in Yale University for the college year is s,20s.
 It is claimed that Mormon mission aries are holding meetings openly in Danielson Sunday evenings Mrs. W. P. Babcock and daughter Miss Eva Babcock of Plainfield are occupying the Royle cottage at rotor Long Point. Sunshine societies from this section will be represented at Hartford Tuesday at the ccnventon of State Sunshiners.
 Old timers were recalling Saturday that the previous day was the 49 anni- versary of the great fire at Chicago. The mercury standing at IS degrees and women wearing mid-summer dress es marked Sunday Oct 10 in Norwich. Captain E. Harry Metcalf orf Rockville has been honorabiy discharged from the army at Washington after service since 1917.
 At Mystic Manuel Sylvia has just com pleted a two-story block on West Main street on land purchased from Mrs. Belle Grant.
 Those who own Italian flags will dis | play them tomorrow (Tuesday) with the Stars and Stripes, in recognition of Co., lumbus Day.
 Entries for Stafford fair this week in clude Bonnie Baby, bg, T. F. Burns Norwich Volo Russell, gg, Frank A. Smith, Norwich.
 | The recent wind storm blew nearly all the apples from the trees and the wind falls are being made into cider in the 1 suburban districts
 The fall meetings of the Connecticut \ State Teachers association will be held al Hartford. Norwalk, New Haven, and New London Friday. Oct. 22.
 It was a remarkable fact that in al Sunday afternoons crowd not even a ba by carriage was damaged-and the pc rabulatcrs were out in full force. Sunday evening at the Central Baptis church B. Y. P. U., the leader, wa Harold s. Burt, using the topic, "B5bl, Verses That Help" Psalm 119:s3-40.
 It is learned here that the Anners college saumni association of Connection is to have a dinner in Hartford Nov. 2 to inaugurate a Lord Joeffrey Amers day.
 Worcester Tech and the Connection Aggies battled to a close finish at Wor cester Saturday, with the Worceste team on the winning side of a to score.
 In the beautiful music Sunday always feature at Park church-the anthem wa Schumann's O Lamb of God, Sti1l KeeI Me, and the offertory, Only Waiting, b, Berwald.
 Open tonight for business. Price Lunch Cart.-adv. Good progress Is being made in fiiiin in the duck pond at Ocean Beach, Whic , because of neglect the past season prov ed little better than a breeding place fo mosquitoes.
 The woods in the valley below tn Jerome place at Montville are as beautifl in the splendor of their autumnal tint as anything the White Mountain sectio can cffer.
 At the big Holy Name demonstratie | Tn MlduieiJ. ..,i ...-.-.l..y .-Iteruoon, follow ing outdoor benediction the brief serlno was delivered by Rev. Joseph H. King, Moodus native of Norwich.
 Hartford papers vote that form, South Willingtoh residents, Mir and MT Leo J. Konper of No. 135 Tremol strest have returned from Weatogu where they spent the summer.
 Noank fishing boats are bringing large numbers of little nackerel caug] off Watch Hill. Some of them are so in Noank village, but the most of the are shipped to New York where they a bringing good prices
 The Stafford Press mentions that M and Mrs. Fred T. Lane (Ella NJ. Potte married in Norwich a week ago, W make their home in the house former occupied by Michael Corcoran, in Cent street, Stafford Springs.
 A bequest of s5,OOO has been made ,t IkONhNHi6 Alty ItObp1lal Dy GeOrtge
 Doane. a former resident of Rockyil
 T widewer with no children who died
 lis home in Pasadena, Cal.,, fortnig
 go. His estate was valued at abo
 s75,000.
 Frank D. Cheney of South Manchestt
 has been appointed by Governor Holcon
 a member of the state commission - sculpture, succeeding the late Prof Der
 adotte Perrin, of Yale University. T
 late Kirk H. Leavens of Norwich " long a member of this commission. When the splendid Konomoc band wi its Y. D. drum major and its uniform players marched through Frank | Square, in the Holy Name processi Sunday. the crowd forgot the day a gave the gallant boys in khaki a salyo
 hzndclapping Up at the church {
 same honor was paid group of sails
 from the Sub base - It was announced at the United G
 gregational church Sunday that the St: Older Girls Conference is to meet in
 Community House. Norwich, Octol
 z2-z4. Seventy-fve girls have been 70 signed 10 the United Church for ent
 tsinment, Mss Alice c. Browning,
 Union street, being in charge of the
 signment of these visitors.
 There is no state law and no city or
 nance requiring permit for street me ' tngs." The state constitution says " law shall ever be passed to curtail or
 strict the liberty of speech or the pres nf An open air meeting will be held on Fe
 street Tuesday, Oct. 18th, at 8 D. m., or der the auspices of the American c
 Liberties union. Speaker Mrs. Glendo, 70 Evans of Boston. Subject, Can. F
 Speech Be Denied in American" SC
 Nearing Saturday evening Oct 6tf . adv.