Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
VARIOUS MATTERS

ing.
 Three thousand and fifty six new vot- CTS have been made in New London.
 The Otis library has books on politics and government of interest to women voters. Some of the farmers who are getting ont thier potatoes find that they are rot ting badly.
 A state road is being built in Colum- bia and the road between Hebron and Columbia is closed.
 There will be a democratic rally Tn town hall Saturday night Oct. 2S, at oclock-ady.
 waterford and North Stonington grang- o-s uriII he guests of Groton grange, Fri day evening
 hin +o accommodate twenty-five extra ton. of coal is to be built at the Central Baptist church
 : Judge Gardner Greene of Norwich will he in Willimantic Friday for a short cal andar session of the superior court
 flash light danger signal has been ] nloced at the dangerous curve on the state road near the bridge at South Chaplin.
 The fine Y M. c. A course opens oct 27. Get tickets now.-adv'
 A ear of cinders from Midway yard is heinz used for filling in purposes III the bad places the streets n the Vhiass VI | Noank.
 poo,,vi1le Lodge. No 13gO. B. P. o, r,,i'1 roonalr ort wednesday evening to Broad Brook in a body to initiate class or ll- 1 ty candidates
 1ong clans for frying or steamlng, , Lons I,anp and thick fnnan haddie at ] ! Powers Bros adv
 Saturday afternoon there is to pe 2 r,eetinr of the Second Congregati2nal ] church in Coventry to vote on eAIellei4-ie 2 q call to Rev. c. V. Hamilton Dont forget the Third Company dance S c.tnrdav night at the armory. Nehtle- d men soc, ladies 55c war tax 0c'-auN corrssnondent in Groton mentions U +hat Prof and Mrs. W. U. Nreelano 2 have close dtheir home at Ianltuiiiiii~
 brar and returned to Princeton
 Relt manufacturers in NorWlcn , finding that the price Of hioes has olov loy- e ped 50 per cent. as compareu e0 ie els within the past six months Ie ~-r+ Monday night the men are to le -ive a competitive program at Andover le Judges and members rom "a no;rbboring oranges are to be present. l a A mvstic Sunday next, the district I' ,,,a-iptendent. Rev W. H. Bath, or NOT Y, " ,rich will occupy the pulpit of the Metn- ,S odis+ church. as the pastor is away TOT at two weeks.
 g Members in Norwich have received no 10 +ice that the annual meeting ot the ota'e m Audubon Society will be held ln the r d IT II to 6ald Memorial Library Saturday, Octooei Id 25 at eleven o'clock
 i- Sessions at Norwich Free Academy le will not be interrupted for the Teachers as Convention Friday, Monday or thls s1l "eef IT. was q holiday for the AcaoeInE p"pii9 CT the annual Nutting Day Iu Taxes will be collected today at tnf s S store of John G. Potter, East sioe' iroii Is Il a. m. to 1 D m-adV lie The governor has approved bill 10 ,c 71s3 for the Connecticut Children
 Aid Society for the care of crippled chil .d dren at the Newington Home for the thre ng months ended September 30. ed Jobn H. P. Rounds who has carrle' ot tbe mail between Holland and RockVli se has given up the route and John oteel ut is substituting until the government ap if points a permanent carrier ia ia Two big cargoes strictly fresh fsf p Many kinds. reasonable prices. Osgood es Wharf.-adV.
 ul Apples are abundant about the coun
 try this year. Although large quah re- titv of apples has been used III makin
 cider farmers report bumper crop.
 visit to the far mshows that the frul by is selling cheaply.
 The United States civil service com
 r,;ssion announces an examination flo - armament machinist. male OF female, az - ahove 20. in the Ordnance Departmen
 at Large. Governors Island, New fort
 at S1,s0o to s2,14O year. { s1.5O will secure a ticket for Y. N C. A. course of 4.-adv. - Connecticut men have left for Bosto as to be in attendanve during the week at the annual meetings of the Adver en Christian Publication society and Amer Is, can Advent Mission society, also tn in, New England School of Theology uS At the meeting of the Woman's Hom " Missionary society in Trinithy Methods sn church pariors this (Thursday) after III noon the programe committee will T
 Mrs, Lippit and Mrs. Russ. Topic 'fWh W Ia My Neighbor?" Supper will follow. ,Iv Prominent social workers hereabou' ,rv have been invited by Governor Holcomb ter attend a luncheon and conference at IT
 Hartford club, Hartford, Monday, NJ n~ veuober s, to discuss the states work ft nS the relief of suffering people of the Nes us East.
 nd Two years ago Tuesday the fourt
 Liberty loan of six billion dollars at 4 l. - cent. was ClOSeu IL was OFOioo
 scribed and it is estimated that abol NV 22. .Ooo. 900 persons and corporation
 bought the bonds during period of thr'
 weeks.
 A member of Norwich Free Acaden
 faculty, Miss Terrill, who broke her h
 in a fall just before the opening of u
 term, is still in Springfield, Mass. al
 was expected to leave the hospital tn
 week. Miss Hooper of Montvflle is tskil
 her classes.
 m The Connecticut Music Teachers A
 sociation is to meet in the parish hou
 of Christ church cathedrel, Hartford Fl
 day afternoon at o'clock Miss Dam
 of Lowell will speak on Piano Teachil l in Public Schools.
 lAN Vice President Nathan D. Prince of t 4 Hartford Connecticut Trust Compar HI formerly of Danielson, will probably
 able to return to his desk today (Thur
 day) An operation was performed
 him in the Hartford hospital for the e
 cision of his tonsifs. oA When E. NJ Ashby. of Noank who OV engaged in setting fykes near the st m rocks off Maeon's Island, went ashore
 the island for his nets and poles which lW had carried ashore there to have them d an out and ready for use he found that OU the hickory poles had been taken off OO It is noted at CoIlinsvflle that R, oo Charles K. Tracy and family have nov UU from the Valley House to their new hoi
 the Congregational parsonage Nj
 Tracy (Bday Shernan) with her two oh