Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-28
VARIOUS MATTERS

'. l. U. is to be held in Hartford, October 19 to 21.
 During the past year at the Otic n- brary cards added to the catalogue num- bered 2,114.
 The feast of St Michael and all Angels will be noted in the Episcopal church. es Wednesday.
 Big time vaudeville tonight at Norwich Elks' carnival--adv
 Snapper hlues are seen daily at the coves off Saybrook, but the fishermen can'tNan them
 At Hebron Grange fair 15o head of cat tie, ten breeds of poultry, Belgian hairs, etc, were exhibited.
 The annual meeting of the County Home visitors and board of management is to be held in Norwich. Wednesday, Oc- tober 18th
 Rummage sale, No. A Bath st.. tomor- TOW, a. m.-adv
 The annual County Sunday School As- sociation convention is to he held in Nor wich, Tuesday, October 1S.
 This week there are 6S children, 35 boys and SS girls, in the County Home on Smith avenue, Norwich.
 A party of fishermen landed 800 pounds of mackerel after a s xhours' trip to Plum Gut, near Plum Island.
 Dancing. vaudeville tonight at Norwich Elks' carnival 15c admits to everything. adv.
 The law is not off on ducks and will not be off until October 1, although it is claimed hunters are after the game.
 An exchange mentions that Miss Car rie Sistare of Noank has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. H. A. Fowler of Weth. ersfeld.
 The Young Ladies' sodality has re- quested memorial mass for Miss Ab- bic Brennan, Thursday in St. Patrick S church.
 A large number of bathers at Ocean beach the past few days pronounced the temperature of the water much higher than in August.
 Midsummer heat, up to o'clock Mon- day wilted Norwich residents. Then the wind changed and there was grateful drop in temperature with showers in the evening.
 In New London's municipal piggery there are nearly 300 pigs of various age and size, color and breed. The pig house with it's "A pens is filled.
 During the season passersby have greatly admired the big variety of asters in the grounds at the home of MT. ant Mrs. John E. Post on West Thames street
 At Plainfield, Mrs Carrie Green ha. been showing a rattlesnake skin given tc her on vacation visit to Pennsylvania It is about four feet long, with nine rattles.
 After local theatres close tonight set the big time vaudeville at the Norwich Elks carnlyal.-adv. Residents of the Groton Eighth schoo district and friends will hold forma reception in the ne wschool building ol the evening of October l. when the struc | ture will be dedicated, | Word has been received in Rockville 0 | the death of George & Doane, at hi home in Pasadena, aCl, September P Burial was in Pasadena. He was former Rockville resident.
 Norwich lodges will be represented. a the annual meeting. of the Sovereign 1 Grand lodge, I. o. o. F..--the nationa body. in Boston, this week. The grant parade takes place Wednesday.
 Monday evening at Groton, there wa a meeting of the Holy Name society 0 | Sacred Heart church to arrange wha part the society will have in the dem onstration at Norwich, October 10th.
 At the morning service Sunday, Oc tober 3rd. at the United Congregations church. the pastor. Rev Alexander F Abbott, is to include a Children's Tal for all girls and boys of the parish.
 During the Jewish holidays in Nor wich sorrow at the death of Jacob F Schiff has been expressed and tributes C tfgx1a l,or, 5 minded, great-hearted philanthropist.
 Remember S3.ooo in cash prizes to b given away at Norwich Elks' carniva Capital prize $2,Oo0.-adv.
 The warm weather Is greatly apprec ated by Bolton farmers, especially afte l the late spring Backward crops al growing and ripening fast in the summei like weather making the farmer thankful
 Mrs. Edward Bourge of Poquonoc daily picking delicious strawberries fro
 her vines and says the berries we1 never better in summer She expects have berries till snow comes to kill tl vines.
 Former service men in and about No
 wich crealled that Sunday was the secor
 anniversary of the start of the Meus
 Argonne offensive continued. in thr,  November II, 191S , Mrs Rustin Bell, with her two childre of Santa Rosa, Cal, and Miss Sars
 Russell, of Dorchester, Mass. have be,
 visiting their nephew. Alfred Hyde al , Mrs. Hyde, also Mrs. Hattie Stone,
 Moosup
 ) Mrs. George Maynard Minor of wate . ford. president general of the D. A. I Af ( 7 state D. A. R. regents and delegates, he ) Friday at the Ellsworth homestead o Windsor
 Thirty women of Lyme held a met < ing the past week at the residence Miss Florence Griswold and decided tn n the statewide movement to eradicate t mosquito evil should be supported s every person in the state. e The new owner, Leslie L. Brewer h E taken possession of the former Frederi . 4. Wasley property, 168 West Than
 street, Norwich. Miss Della St John h y accompanied her aunts, Misses Malvi # and Della Wilco to Norwalk where Q will reside
 g Plans are being made for series 's state Dairy Days to be held by the N v England Milk Producers Associat ti 'e early in December The aim is to sh
 that dairying is a New England bu Id ness and can be no longer considered
 local matter a At the repub\ m caucus on Block of land Saturday evening, women swell II, the attendance and the new citizens IS more than register their votes, for u 1e managed to land two members of tn y own sex on the town committee and (
 on 8 state committee. ar Moves Denison Wheeler who recen ss married Miss Mae M. Riley, of Willim;
 tic, while at Storrs, enlisted in the ar Il ,v.o1 ct Gor