Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

Moving of lawns in october IS one or the unusual tasks of this belated au- tunH.
 Deacon and Mrs. Robert Chapman of Saybrook celebrated their 59th wedding anniversary recently
 The Southern Windham County con- ference of six churches is to meet with Ekonk church, Oct. 26.
 Noank residents. MT and Mrs. George Spicer, are expecting to spend the win ter months in St. Petersburg, Fla
 By the end of next week the clock hands will be put back an hour as day light saving will end for this season.
 Men from New London are taking out the big chimney in the Watson house in Old Lyme and building smaller one
 From Hebron, Miss Marjorie Martin has returned to her duties as librarian at the U. S. Marine Hospital at New York.
 Taxes will be collected today at the drug store of John 4. Morgan, Greene vile, from il a. m to ?. III.
 The Progressive Missionary club of the Central Baptist church meets this weel, with Mrs. A. F. Purkiss, 156 Broadway.
 State members of the Woman's. Re- lief corps will go to Noroton Thursday 10 rthe annual visiting day at the Sol diers' home.
 Again Monday the sun was bashful. showing his face only part of the day. During the afternoon the mercury stood at 66 degrees.
 St. James lodge, No. 2S, F. A. M, | first degree tonight at Masonic Temple, at | 7.S0.-adv.
 MT and Mrs Harry Conklin Smith of Rockville celebrated their silver we'd 1 ding anniversary Sunday. MT. Smith is editor of the Rockville Leader. l Next Sunday will be observed as Good Literature Sunday throughout Methodism. A special program, pre- pared for the day, will be used.
 Norwich househoiders who are thank ful to get sugar at 13 1-2 cents pound. sigh for the days when it sold at 21 pounds for a dollar and plenty of it at that.
 Food sale by Hope Rebekah lodge in l Odd Fellows hall, Wednesday, Oct 20, o'clock. Whist in evening at S.15.-adv.
 An Essex correspondent writes of a former Hanover resident, Mrs. Charles H. Peck is spending a fortnight with the family of Roger Peck in Washing ton. D. c.
 The state expects to start tearing down the highway bridge at Mystic, on Oct 30, 50 Mystic citizens will have to cross the river on the temporary bridge this winter.
 There is to be 8 total eclipse of the moon October 27th, invisible in North America, except in the western part. The hours of the eclipse are S.26 a. m to 1157 a. ID.
 Recent motor callers in Windham were MT and Mrs. H. H. Gallup and Miss Susan l Gallup of New London who were at the home of their cousin Mrs. Julia Arnold.
 The summer residence of MT. and Mrs. J. Walter Atwood, on the sea wall Neptune Park, has been closed for the season the family returning to their winter home in Wauregan.
 The Norwich public schools will be closed Friday to enable the teachers tc attend the annual fall meeting of the Connecticut State Teachers associa- ton to be held at New London.
 Ira Baker, who has been a watch man st the Noank plant of the Groton Iron Works, has purchased the fishing , boat Lily of Capt. P. Avery Wilcox and will join the fishing fleet sailing from there.
 , The City Union meeting of Kings Daughters will be held in Greeneville , Congregational church, Wednesday even ing, October 20.-adv.
 Dr. and Mrs. William Eaton Wilson are occupying the home on Plainfeld street which was the residence for Sev- , eral years of the late Luther S. Eaton. This is the estate known as the Dr. Coggswell place.
 } The young people who constitute the Sunday Evening Hone-Times of the United Congregational church will sit down together for a supper Wednesday evening and will enjoy informal so- cial afterwards.
 Hamilton Holt, Woodstock summer resident, is one of the I'll bolters listed by New York papers Monday who vii vote for Cox because they stand for
 ratification of the treaty and adher- encc to the league" |
 These are the days for country out
 ings for the fields were never more
 brilliant with scarlet sumac and swami
 naples, while the yellows and russet,
 of oak and hickory in the woods pro
 vide an artistic background. Addition to unpaid water bills afte ;; October 20, 1s20.-adv. At Saranac Lake on the morning 0 7 Oct. 14,. the death of Matthias Wiser : Bkaer, IT., S2. occurred. He was nephew of Mrs. Alden Fish of Mystic
 The funeral took place in Providence e Sunday and burial was in Elm Grove , | Mystic, Monday.
 : The Stonington Nirror states 0 > former Norwich residents: Henry VI P Branche, harvested IS. bushels of pota [ | toes on a small garden patch of Ash l. worth avenue, Lords Point, and he an { Capt. Harold Branche took them t > Hartford by automobile. n The marriage of Raymond NJ. Nei
 Ian, son of MT. and Mrs. Edward , = Neilan. and Miss Florence c. Donohu
 daughter of Mir. and Mrs. James I
 Donohue, all of New London, will tax
 place at St Joseph's church there, c
 Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock. New voters take notice-Tontght at
 o'clock st the Community House, chure
 st. Prof. Tirreu will speak on The Mt
 chaniG of voting" Free to all votsrs.-
 adv.
 \ All HRllovs Council, K of C.. A- Moos1p is to hold installation carernoi re es at their rooms Wednesday, Oct. D, at o'clock when District Deputy E ,u ward Mullen of Putnam and EtAtf A iy thar Drivest of Putnam, and T, Frns v Cunningham of wiilimnutie will
 present.
 H. By the unanimous vote Of the der an ocrRt!e and republican aaen5sra of | is board of fegtstrnry and the town eief M Mn. tho names of republican Chairman Le y, oens F. Btsssll and Mrs. B!sssu we z" restored Saturday to the voting lists
 tho town Of Vernon and the eitY -Lal