Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-25


 Norwich needs general clean up day, 1 to get rid of, the untidy heaps of fallen leaves. ,Rummage sale, Tuesday, 22 Bath1 street, at s.s0-adv. The Peck Library, Norwich Free Aca- denny, has received gifts of eighteen his torical volumes recently The reading roo mat the Otis Library was in charge of Miss Harriet G. Cross during Sunday afternoon. Borders and beds of cosmos in the grounds and gardens about town are es- pecially beautiful just now. Some of the Norwich dealers in wo- mems apparel had the best business of the fall season during Saturday.
 Miss Flora C. Allyn has been appoint ed town chairman for Groton by the re- publican womens state committee
 Henry J. schroder superintendent of Elm Grove ceretery, Mystic, who Ire gently sustained shock, is improving c. B. Jones will be at the Hebron town hall Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 26, to show the women of that town show to vote
 Thtre is an excess of temperature for the month of October of over 115 de Erees, or nearly six for every day to date.
 The latest unioI street property to be renovated and tinted and put in good order for the winter is the Hilton home stead.
 The annual meeting of the Society IFof Mayfower Descendants in the state of i Connecticut is to be held at Hartford 1 Tuesday at 1L45 a. m l Manufacturers in this state learn that 1 Tnta be held in the Grand Central Palace New York, the second week in FehrAary. Saturday morning the family of Mir. and Mrs John Steiner was alse to start fer Denver, MT Steiner having recov- I.ered from his sudden attack of illness.
 Sunday evening at the Central Bap- tist church the B. Y P.SU. leader was Willis Hill Topic, Making lsreis4til ln,., Effective. Matt. 12:443-45; Jer. 31: 33, 34
 The northwest winds of Saturday tan gled the court house flag about the tip of the staff and so it remained all day Sunday, assit was impossible to release it
 Tankero1san Tribe, No 51, I. O. R. NJ, of Rockville, will hold an important meeting Tuesday evening when the great chiefs of Connecticut will pay their an nual visit. -
 Although the temperature early Sun, day morning was in the 30's, the day warmed upswenderfulIy and fine weath CT coaxed out strollers and motor par ties in numbers.
 Two men from Hartford are at Had lyme training the nine horses owned hy Mrs. Antoinette Morgan left by her hus band. Dr. John Morgan, which are t, be sold at auction
 A. D. Lathrop of Ballouville is en gagged in cutting of the Aspinook Sprin, lot near Putnam Heights and has sev eral men chopping cord wood and get ting out railroad ties.
 New York papers Saturday listed il .- the 34,Ss7 contributors throughout tn 6 country to the republican national com mittee fund of $2744,503 Arthur E Brewer of Norwich, $500.
 The offertory selection at Park Con gresstional church Sunday was Fear Y Not, o Israel, Dudley Buck) fine bar itone solo by James J. Moore who sub = stituted for Eugene B. seamans
 Three men were arrested in Uniol Sunday while hunting Their fine amounted to little over twenty dollar apiece, State game wardens are watch ing the hunters closely to enforce tn game laws.
 The former assistant to Dr. Hugh I Campbell at Norwich State TubercuIosi Sahatorium, Dr. Edward Sullivan. is no- Tn sanatorium in New Jersey, He succeeded in Norwich by Dr. NJ TetIit from Pittsburgh.
 It was noticeable Saturday and su, - day that more people in New Londo were riding in the electric cars than ea1 Her in the week and paying their dime without a. murmur, their common sen! having reasserted itself.
 Reports coming in to the fish ar - gma commission at the Capitol fro town clerks all over the state show tn; hunters licenses are being applied f, in great style Returns thus far ind r cate that the licenses issued this SC son exceed those granted a year ago E An East Killmgly resident, Miss Ann 'c Brown, planted four Green Mountain D R tatoes last spring, cutting them to E. hills She recently harvested pec
 of nice potatoes froIr~ the F hills.
 the usual number of hills per acre Il IE would amount to over 500 bushels D )F acre.
 TO Stafford fair proved a financial ST
 cess For the rent of grounds on |
 
 . horse racing which has always been ,
 garded as a department where the as: .to citation spends rather than makes mo sI' ey, the society broke about even u ~, year.
 on According to the report of Noank g1 avs ners very little game is to be found MT. the woods in that vicinity as the folia ton is still thick and makes it almost 2gd possible to see the quail and squjrrt ,te. Duck hunters are more fortunate. Due by especially the black variety, are mum nd ous in the coyes.
 yho In the United church calendar Sumo Tith the pastor, Rev Alexander H. Abb, will had the gracious note: We give Uelco arr today to all the young women attend her the conference with the hope that ior- days in our city will be memorable or ch filled with newer dependence on G her their Father and eonseeFatien to His $ 'ert vice.
 for Tha r1r;+od c+o4as t.;,,n VT mission announces an examination N, the first Saturday of each month at \ ged York uptjl furtbar notice ta soa,,.o = a ing ibles for vacanc;as in tbe oositios V ln messenger, watchman and skilled lat
 CT, male, over 1S years of age Tine
 ual entrance salaries range from S : to s1,201 per anAum