Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-18
VARIOUS MATTERS

 The moon quarters tomorrow, the 18th, at 1255 D. m.
 Threshing of grain is going on at sub urban farms.
 Church benevolent societies are plan ming harvest suppers,
 Late arrival of fresh fish, osgood's wharf. Lowest prices of the season.-adv
 The last of the students will leave town at the week end to begin the new college year.
 A Groton resident, Walter R. Denison, has been at St. Mary's Chalet Glacier Park, Montana.
 Choice flowers for funerals also we'd ding bouquets. Hunts Greenhouses Phone 1130.-adv.
 The term at St. Patrick's school, Nor wich, begins with every seat in the eight school-rooms occupied
 From New London Dr. C. F. Perrin has left for vacation in New Bruns- wick woods until October 15.
 Don't fail to attend the Woman's Re- lief corps lawn party this afternoon, 3 clock, Buckingham MemoriaL-adv.
 Farmers of the shore section are busy harvesting rowen and salt meadow grass of which there is heavy crop this year.
 Miss Lillian Morin of Montville is spending two weeks vacation visiting friends in Waterbury and in Greenfield, Mass.
 The Parent-Teachers' association at Lyme gave a public reception for the new faar oF hn 1oA ening
 Mrs, Rounds. wife of John H. P Rounds, mail carrier between Holland and Rockville is critically ill., following shock.
 A new bulletin board in black and white has been erected at the left of the main entrance to the Central Baptist 1 church.
 Rev W. H. Bath. of Norwich, district 1 superintendent, will preach tomorrow Sunday morning at Moosup Methodist church.
 | Harold Newton concluded his labors as assistant bagga gemaster at Saybrook 1 Junction this week and enters Boston col l lege this week end
 am now ready with splendid assort- ment of new fall millinery; the best quail ity at reasonable prices. Mrs Walter Il. Rogers, T Union St.-adv. The magnitude of the post card trade is indicated by the fact that one of the numerous dealers on Block Island sells on | an average 50,o00 a season. l succotash dinner was served for the | benefit of the Community Library fundt | Friday, from ll.30 to 1 on the lawn op- posite the Palmertowu post office. At the new thread mill being erected or Poquonoc road about 50 men are employ ed at present and more are expected te be put to work as soon as the cement mixers and lumber arrive.
 A draft from the A. o. U. w, su- preme treasurer has arrived al Centra Village to cover the amount due on the life payment of Deputy Sheriff George R Bliven in the order.
 Gordon Nightingale. of Moosup. ex poets to spend the coming college year al the University of West Virginia where ht will work for the degree of Master oi Science in horticulture.
 The Lawton Mills corporation of which John Porteous. of Norwich is president l is having a dozen tenement tructures erected for the help in various parts of the village of Plainfeld. The next meeting of the Ashford Vel fare associat ton will be held in Bakers i hall, Warrenville. Saturday, September 25th at 7.30 D m Discussion of local problems will De continued
 Mrs. John Comstalk. of Somers. enter. tained at dinner party. last week. six young women in honor of Miss Marjorie Moore who left Tuesday for Philadelphia where she will spend the winter.
 For fine wall papers go to the Fan ming Studios. adv.
 Buyers for Norwich stores who hay, been in New York this week state tha Christmas tree novelties are alread, being offered for sale, buyers being ask ed to make selections now, so as not tt be disappointed later
 At the conference of D. A. R. regent at Windsor next Friday, committee t nominate state officers and councillor at~the state conference to be held in Eas Hartford; March 30. 1921, and a con nntee on auditing will be elected.
 The United States Civil Service con mission announces for October 20 an e1 animation for preparator in nema tolc gy, men or women age above IS. in tn Bureau of Plant Industry Department Agriculture, at from $66O to ST 900
 year.
 Cholce GullfOrd oysters 4O cents pin Stony Creek 40 cents pint. genuine blu points 50 cents pint. New swordish al irving today. Noank blackfish, fiat an founders. Finnan Haddie, long clans an more of those heavy Holsters at Power Bros.-adv.
 The Stafford Springs Press mention e that a former Norwich resident, Mrs
 Percival Bard entertained the membe Q of her Sunday school class. with guest at the Country club house Tuesday eve o ing, providing games, music, dancing al
 refreshments.
 e Dance at State Armory wiIliman4i
 Saturday night, "Herb't Smiths O s chestra-adv.
 The first meeting of the ~Myst Parent Teachers association. since Jun
 was held Friday evening in the academ
 at which time Dr F. s. Bunnell. , Norwich Free Academy was the speakt n Mrs. Ralph Woelb of Westerly and
 Orville Lewis of Mystic, sang r. Miss winifred Pearl Mcclellan. daug
 ter of Mrs. Della Fuller, of Chestnut Hi e and Frank Brutis Newton. who we
 united in marriage by Rev. w O. Berc
 man, September Il, at West Stafford. "
 be at home after October 1st at the hor
 of Mrs. Newton's mother MT Newt
 is employed by Smith & Cooley at Sta x ford Springs.
 .r Fined $e5 for Theft.