Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-30
VARIOUS MATTERS
sept, s0th is 'st. Jerome's day.

Fresh Guilford oysters 75 cents quart, | ss cents bifit. At Powers Bros.-adv.
 Until late wednesday afternoon the | ssr 1N fStiife Kept We. shsvs sJ degrtesaj
 It is announced that Oct. 12 the state | Eehshtne convention is to De helG at | ,9srtford.
 At Waterford town meeting the schools appfcpriatien voted was 452,000. Last | year it was ss7 900.
 Two big targoes of Block Island fresh fish at osEsed Wharf-adv
 An auction at the home of Deputy Sheriff Oscar H. Maine, ifi Ledyard this week, was largely Attended.
 An exenange notes that Mrs. Clarence Hangeffsfde of Hadlyme has been guest Of relatives in Holland.
 The thick for 6f the past few days has jifevea q severe hAfGieap to the ;o5ster- inen and fishermen Of Noank.
 The waiting room at Eastern Point Grotofi, has beef disposed of By it's man sfef Oliver Klfketead to E. Vito. Mrs Emma tafnphere has returned t6 I Willifnahtie after a weeks visit to MT. and Mrs. William Van Pelt of Mystic.
 Nice stock of choice fresh fish, lob stere, oysters and elams at Broadway FisH Market. 4e BfSaSgay.-adv Charles Cobb, efc. Of New London, $ now in the employ e. the ]. F;tz- Gerald Cofnbahy oh coas:ruC-1n wo:k at Chesterfield.
 At Crescent Beach, Mrs. Frank Gorton las sold cottage to c. V. James of ssorwich Who was at the beach during tie summer season.
 An old Lyme correspondent mentions | that Judge Na1ter c. E6yes and family | aax IA D. z. az&-RS 4a Montreal and Quebec.
 At the East Lyme toNn meeting the voters favored resolution to pay for the electricity for three months in Pine | Grove for street lights
 Louis A. Mckenzie of the Groton Ship and Engine Go caine to Norwich Monday with alien employees of the plant to help them secure citizenship papers.
 Those who will sell Myers Ancient | History 1s1e new edition send or t-ms td Norwich Free Academy Thur sday.- adv
 The Gifis' Friendly society of St. James church, New London, will take the 5 IS or :45 N6fwlch car to Meadow brook farm fer a frankfarter roast Fri day.
 Mrs. Benjamin Triton And .ami.y rave slssed their cottage at Black p5int and left for Coventry to -retlam awhile be- lore going to theft home fiji New oYrk.
 sunday next will be Rosary Sunday mt St. Patfiek's parish, with the annual reception Of new members following tie
 lsbal veSpefs at 3 80 in the afternoon. The New London Thames club is to omit it's annual picnic this year and tsiil hold a barrel clambake instead, ia the club house, Monday evening, Oct. 
 The second meeting of a newly organized Bible study class at Trinity Methodist church will Be held this (ThursGAy) ev- sning. Tie teacher is Mrs. William H. Bath.
 Special for today big catch of had. dock We viii sell at the market. 10 Rose Place, haddock at . cents per lb. Come an get one at Powers Bros.=-adv. | One of the most attractive residences in Norwich is the thoroughly renovated and fedecorated home of Jonathan Starr on Broadway, the former residence of Dr. E. H. Linnetl.
 The Crescent Beach post office closed l;aturday evening, after being open dur Ing the stffifrer season. The office was under the charge of Edwin Cruttenderi tormerly of Norwich.
 . Hugh N. wilson, one of the toll col } leot6rs for the state on the Tharnei
 River bridge, has resigned and will r..ov,
 with his Family to Bridgeport, wiiert
 ile will be employed
 \ The Gtand Lodge convention of Pythiaf Sisters will be held in Rockville Tuesday
 .Otober 10. It is expected that more
 than 260 Pythian Sisters from all part,
 ,f Connecticut will attend
 Delegates sppoin t1 at Andcyer .o at
 end the installation of Rev. Pcy G
 nayy at the Man field Center Chngre
 rational church, O,.>rer ;, are Tev H
 B. Goodsell and Mrs. Ward Talbaf
 Fresh caught blue, sasteFh halbut
 macketel, eels, bonita; buffers houndeI
 steak, shriinps. blue point and Clint6r
 oysters, long and round clans all neN
 stock at Powers Bros-vadv Ernest Lewis and Nina I,essuri o , Gtoton Arrested for stealing grapes iron
 vineyard owned by MT Pofhpellio 0
 Allen street, Are out on bond of S50
 to appear in court Monday, Oct. 1s n Rev. Arthur P Puri5iss, pastor ot if Central Baptist church, Norwich, wa n announced to speak at 8 meeting at tn U First Baptist cliurch. Newport. Wedfiesda
 afternoon, but was unable to attend. :. Attorney and Mrs. Leslie L. Brews 5 (Ruth E. Fos) and children are estab i. lisheq in their new home, the former E O A WAsley residence, on West Thams : street. which is being redecorated an 5 ffiproved.
 z There was d poultry culiing demon D sttation by Prof. Roy Jones of st5f. n AsriculturAl college at the farm of Will U iiavens in the RoxbHry district, Eat E Lyme. Wednesday afternoon at ocloe Q standard tinie)
 f The pastor of the United CongFegatior
 al church. Rev. A. H Abbott has ar is 1ouneed that the Sunday evening h6n 'e times will De started again next Sunda iei evehing At the C6fnhiunity House for ii I'd young people of the parish.
 At meeting of the board of the RocJ -y vile Water & Aqueduct Company, u ht directors v6ted to add d. slight increa. to to tie rates October l. Notwithstandir ig the increase Rockville has the lowe rates in Cohhectiett; it is Claimed. nss Drsgoods men learn that at the Unit. 'e Waist League of America festival f.
 it's members on the Century Roof. Ne iu York, Monday, Oct II, more than q,
 fnen and w6fien repfesenting the wal sa Industry of the country will attend cf It has become necessary to divide fl Ii children of the Kindergarten school az Poquennoc into two Branches ana sectf ne q second teacher. Miss Lucy Fithian " Poduehhoc will assist the regular teacht
 Miss Beebe. There are more than ar children in the room.
 ss Mrs. Adelaide Ketchurn of New Tor
 kho has Tented the Berrian residenc
 sevefal seasons, has biirchased the NJ ls Benjamin khower stifnrier residefcg
 ssybf6ok Peii1t, north eove. This pla
 '.sfnmahds \ wide view of the rivst Sou,
 and the hills CT Oid Isyffie