Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-14
VARIOUS MATTERS

 ences to each session.
 Mrs. Charles P Trumbull who has been at Old Lyme, will leave shortly for Cal iforEia where she will live. Summer weather returned Wednesday, the mercury standing at 70 degrees in the shade early in the afternoon.
 Connecticut men are in Minneapolis Minn attending the annual convention of the National Grain Dealers associa- ton.
 | Norwich people who attended Danbury fair learn that the weeks attendance vas 1os,2ss, or about 2,0oo greater than in 1919.
 D. Arrived at ossood's Wharf, halibut, salmon. blues, mackerel, flats, haddock. cod, eels.-adv.
 It is believed that it wil1'be three or |: four months before Connecticut drug firms will secure their normal supply of glass bottles
 All day Wednesday Joseph J. Fields was kept busy demonstrating a voting machine for the hundreds of women who visited Norwich city hall
 Preparations are going forward for a supper for the Home-Time Young People of the United Congregational church next week at the Community House.
 Miss Cornelia Gaffney of New York city. a sister of Mrs. Harry c. Allyn, of Mystic, has been appointed assistant librarian at the Hotel Biltmore.
 Harry F. Beckett of Martinez Cal known as. the human fly who has thrilled Norwich crowds. is giving exn!- bitions in Middletown this week.
 Franklin Chapter, No. 4, R. A. M works the P M. and M. E. M. degree io fnnirbt af 3H adv. s Harry Johnson of Salt Lake City r charged with exceeding the speed limit 2 was fined with costs amounting to abou s37, in Groton town court Tuesday. This season on the whole has been g prosperous one for lobster fishermen. On. n Noank man has banked as the result o his Holsters a sum in the vicinity of s., ' 900.
 . The Vernon Public Evening school, have opened for the winter with a tota enrolment Of iss pupils, ages rangint from IF years to over 5o E. A Hofstet is principal.
 The following Coventry farms hav been reported sold within the last fev days: Seaman place. Dunn place and tn Whitman place, all purchased by foreig1 , born buyers.
 Rev ". H. Bath, of Norwich, form CT pastor of the South Methodist church Manchester. spoke before the Men
 Friendship club of the church at a meet
 ing Tuesday evening.
 There will be shown today in Pendle toms window en Broadway, litter C old English sheep puppies. These ar
 from an imported stock and are beautie -adv.
 At meeting Tuesday evening of tn
 Central Baptist Boys club, Chaplain
 O. Alexander of the Submarine Base gay
 the seventeen lads present an interes
 ing talk on his experiences.
 Dr. J. T. Black, states that the redut ] ton in the typhoid death rate in th
 state .frern 12.z to the 1ee,ece to- 5.s i
 the last five years represented an annu; N saving to the state of s500,ooo. ' It is mentioned by Noank corre
 pendent that former Norwich residen
 Stanmore Lamb has returned to Dan 1 CTS State Hospital after :. a vacatic
 spent at his home in Noank village. \ A rammage sale held recently by u 2 Parish Aid association of Christ chure ter Norwich. Of which Mrs. W. Tyler OIco an is president, cleared s251 toward a fur uff for improvements in the Sunday school fe, Commander Atkins, with his wife al k children, of Lyme, sailed Saturday f
 England where he has been sent by t . government. Mrs Atkins is the daug
 ter of comnedste N. M Terry, retc
 ed.
 A meeting of the farmers week col z" mittee of the state chamber of commer the scheduled for o'clock Wednesday at on- Hotel Heublein, Hartford, was postpc and ed untii today Crrhnrsda VI. st +be ro, ere time and place.
 t When Anna Warner Bailey chapter,
 A. B., of Groton and Stonington me ,~s this (Thursday) afternoon at the M, IVY ument house, Groton, the collection V - be for the benefit of the Ellsworth Me - orial home, Windsor.
 Reference was made recently to ao- shipment of hrewood from Stoddsr 7ay Wharf to Block Island All fuel
 the island goes from the mainland Z Block Island was eoaled up and suppl
 with wood back in July ,-. Because of 8 tie for assessors in I aa land at the election week ago a S 1H cial election was held in the town Nj .- day. Abial L. Metcalf, republican. Y .eeH by vote of T4 to 20. One week ago ;.t vote was a tie at e5 each. we're If material can be secured prom eral the thread mill building In Poquonoc the the Max Pollack Co. of Wlllimantic be closed in before the frost comes vere abling worknnen to have the mill re s. for olt ration early in the spring.
 Eight cows belonging to George D.
 of Rockville, got into the apple orch ses and fed themselves up on the fine, jr truit. When the boy drove the COWS | 7SS+ home the animals staggered and two IT. One COW died and two others 1t =. thought will go the same way aken Hearings by the state board of fns eeua- in connection with it's budget making nIea the two years beginning July 1, 1
 were held Wednesday dealing with s
 prison, the state farm for women. n of school fer boys and the Mansfield s :fats Training School and Hospital Ter Town and city authorities in Con
 tieut have been asked to be on the I -, cut for Edward Brooks, 2s years cid - St. Albans, Vermont. A relative
 that place is seriously ill Brooks
 home to get work in Connecticut and
 Hot eonmunicat:d with his relatives Iak several weeks.
 Miss Helen Crowley. daughter
 Captain Daniel Crowley and Mich ane Dang, were married Tuesday in New ,,,Sss s.xs don at St. Mary's Star of the Sea cht ectIv with a nuptial high mass. MT. l n of is director of Danz's orchestra and the bride has been in the office of the s of London Hospital
 ti,ns The Connecticut Field Trial club It is of the oldest organizations of its ticly in this country and the main represe tn tive of bird dog interests in New q pe land, is to hold it's twenty7second