Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-29
VARIOUS MATTERS

.
 Light vericie lamps at 7:o4 this even ing.
 Norwich Motorcycle club will meet tonight at o'clock at Main street. hiy.
 On low land about Hebron there has been frost that has injured corn and other crops
 Webster Eldredge, is one of the few people in Mystic able to enjoy straw berries from the vines.
 At the annual Groton town meeting at the town hall. Poquonnoc, expectations tctaling $1S4165 were approved At the October term of the superior court in Putnam, Judge Gardiner Greene Of Norwich is to preside
 During ahis week there are about 14o patients at Norwich State Tuberculosis Sanatoriufn. Both inhrmaries are filled. Tuesday afternoon the prayer meeting in the Central Baptist church lecture room, was led by Mrs. William G. Tar box.
 Forty-one babies were were weighed when the Old Lyme Red Cross Baby day was held at the schoolhouse Saturday afternoon. sq
 MT. and Mrs William E. Greene of 4s Bellevue place. New London observed Tuesday the 5oth anniversary of their wedding.
 Why wait until Friday. try fresh boil ed shrimp rail blueAsh, Noank flatish founder steak Bonita oysters and clam | at Powers Bros. today.-adv.
 Charles p. Chapman is acting chie1 car insector, at ,saybrook Junction ir 1 place of >I. NJ, Suffield, who has beer | Ill at his home for several days
 A gravel bank has been opened by the Bridge brothers, south of the Post roat on the Langworthy farm, on the Shor' road. Westerly, for the work on th' road.
 Tuesday afternoons rain was accept able as a promise of more to come. Twt or three days of steady downfall ar needed to wet up parched lawns and gar dens.
 The Norwich State. Free Employmen : Bureau is having applications from em [ ployes of mills and factories on shor time. the operatives desiring extra wor on their idle days.
 ,, It is noted by the Middletown Pres that Charles T. Davis came to Norwic Monday morning to attend the conventio for the. democratic nomination for con gress in the second district During recent visit to the home ( Q their daughter in Charles City, Iowa. M l and Mrs, Rollin c. Jones of Norwic q found the same post-summer weathe : that has been prevailing here.
 Whereas two years Rgo Registrar : Tyler D Guy and Cornelius J. Downs ( y Norwich had perhaps three names of wt ' men to be made voters. it looks as thoug a this year they may. have three thousan n n Today eWednesday) at Mystic, the V |. c. T. U will hold an anniversary pa F Tor meeting at the home of Mrs. Elwoc f Lathrop Thirty-one years ago. u
 branch was organized in this same hous
 The sound of the whistle of the j.
 Martins velvet plant the former Marli
 Rockwell arms factory, on Chestnl Il street, is welcomed by all residents ; that vicinity, after many months of Il lence.
 = An owner of five 'busses stationed s Saybrook sinve Saturday, states that
 is going to give the community along u
 Valley good try-out and if worth whi
 he will establish a line as far as Middl
 town.
 Augustine Lonergan. formerly a Roc
 vile boy, whom the democrats have nol Y mated for senator from Connecticut h E planned a speaking tour of To1la Id county which started Tuesday at Ellir s ton.
 At Noank Miss Arlena Lamb recent
 entertained a, party of young women at 2 clothes line shower at her home in ho
 or of Miss Doris Douglas, whose e . gagement to William Queriple has be . announced.
 Because of the decreased number
 children in the County Home. Norwic - a total of 6S, all in school. but tv A teachers instead of three are requir there this term. Miss Jamie Leach a.
 Mrs. Anna Hero.
 Four delegates have been appoint
 from Mystic Methodist church to ate
 the Sunday school session at Norwi
 Oct. 5 Mrs. Jerome Greer. Mrs. 4
 thur Board, Mrs. Elery Burdick, a
 Mrs. William Brooks.
 Mrs Ida Dee has rented her hou
 located on the East Wharf road. Madisc
 to MT. and Mrs. Rowland of Penns
 vania, who have been spending the SUI
 mer with MT. and Mrs. Hawthorne Ho :. land. at Lords Point. The sea trial of the steamship Prc
 incetown will be held on Thursday mol
 ing when the craft will be put throu
 the paces in Long Island Sound. S n will leave the fitting out dock at { 'O Groton Iron works at s:S0 a. m. Q This Wednesday, afternoon from 5
 ,, the D. A R. museum on Norw
 Town Green, will be open to the put IF the hosteses being Mrs. F. Leon Hut 70 ins and Mrs. Avery D. Wheeler. Sat, .e day last s1 persons visited the museur The United States civil service co ES mission announces for Oct. 20 an exa
 ination for laboratory aid in agricultu "a technology, men or women, in the l ,o reau of Plant industry, Department sU Agriculture, Washington, D. C., at S year.
 to A. G. sharaf of 70 Green street, \ n London, was in police court there M " day on the charge of having sold, on A N A