Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-06
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 6.05 thlS even | ing.
 Saint Faith is commemorated in the church calendar Oct. 6. The Norwich stores are featuring Hals | lowe'en novelties and favors. number from Norwich will attend the 6sth annual Rockville fair.
 Chilly winds Tuesday sent buyers to the local stores for cold weather appar- el. Supper at Universalist church today at o'clock. Tickets s5c.-adv. Careful gardeners covered their choice plants Tuesday night. anticipating frost. An interesting new book at the Otis Library is F. J. Woods The Turnpikes of New England.
 | At the prayer meeting at Bushnell chapel Tuesday afternoon the leader was Mrs. Arthur F. Purkiss.
 Ore of the handsome barberry hedges | in town is that at the home of w. w. Maynard on West Thames street.
 The temperature was well below 6e degrees during Tuesday and there was g. genuine autUnnal tang in the air.
 The republicans of South Coventry have organized a republican campaign club with Dr. ". L. Higgins president
 Morgan Mckinley, son of Mrs. John Mckinley of New London, has left to en- ter Bordentown, N. J., Military Insti- tute.
 Third Go. dance at state armory Friay night Popular prices--adv.
 Printed copies of the election laws have been mailed from the secretary of the states office to all town clerks in Connecticut.
 Mrs. L. W. Stryker of Youngstown. Ohio, has returned home after spending week with her sister, Mrs. Harry R. Bartlett, in Tolland
 Snapper blues 25c per ID. at the Broad way Fish Market, 40 Broadway.-adv.
 There will be no sessions at the Say brook schools today Wednesday,, this being the date of the Teachers 1nstl- ute at Old Saybrook.
 Steamer Columbia, from Glasgow, on which Mir. and Mrs. Archibald Mitchell ith, of Norwich, were passengers, was due to arrive in New York Tuesday.
 At Ellington, H. c. Aborn has pneu- monia and a nurse is in attendance. A D. Hale formerly of Norwich Town, who has double pneumonia, is improving
 James M. Morton, of Sachem street , who is leaving Norwich for Canada was general manager of the Norwich 'Noolen Mills at Thamesville and Van 6 tic.
 When the woman's Foreign Mission ary society meets at Trinity Methodis P church Thursday at o'clock, the topic for discussion will. be The Romance o Finance.
 Episcopal rectoS in and, about Nor wich have received copies of the encycli cal letter p epared during the Lambetl conference of Anglican bishops at Lon don in July.
 When the D. A. R. museum on Nor lVich Town Green is opened to the pub lie this (Wednesday) afternoon, from to the hostess will be Mrs. Edwart Hutchinson, of Norwich Town.
 The October term of the suprem court was opened Tuesday at Hartfor by Deputy Sheriff John F. Sheridan. is Justice George w. Wheeler's first ses sion as chief justice since being appoint ed.
 The family of J ". Atwood, of wau = regan has remained at their cottage O the seawall, Neptune Park during Sep tember Mrs. Atwood's health havin greatly improved since she has been a The beach.
 To Inquirer: The record of Miss Ma loney, bookkeeper for the Norwich wate department, shows a total of 51.39 inche as the rainfall in Norwich during 191 August led, with 756 and November ha - the minirnum-1.S5.
 The ninth annual contest of the Kinf fisher Bass club, of Rockville, came | a close at the end of September with u first prize awarded Eldred Dowdng fC eR bringing in a small mouth black ba. weighing four pounds ten ounces ID Miss Frances Travena, daughter of M
  'Q has left for Boston where she is ent, the Deaconess hospital of the Methodi church for training. Miss Trevena W; P graduated from Stonington High scho ,r in 1919.
 ,, What was long known as the Geor, N' L. Perkins residence, on Perkins avenl )R is being renovated and painted by u A. recent purchaser, Abner Schwartz, wi will move there with his family fro - School street before the end of t w month.
 Attention is called to the meeting the officers of the State Grange at No wich, October Sth in Steiner's hall, 9
 Main street, to confer the 5th and 9th d grees preparatory to the meeting of u
 National Grange at Boston in Novembt adv.
 Bank men in Norwich have been no
 fled that the forty-sixth annual co
 vention of the American Bankers Ass
 ciation is to be held in Washington O.
 IS to 22 when revision of the federal t
 laws is expected to be one of the tc
 les discussed.
 Following a visit of the state board
 finance to the state farm for women
 East Lyme, the board has decided
 submit a budget asking for an app
 priation in the neighborhood of one-th
 of a million dollars at the next sessi D of the legislature.
 - Many residents living ir thcup7
 part of the borough of Groton are us An teh Thames river bridge to and fir
 New London. They walk over
 bridge and then along Harrison str
 to Main street, claiming it is shor Ilf than using the ferryboat.
 Cards have been issued for the W \ ding in the Congregational church Old Lyme Saturday afternoon, Octo1 : Is, of Danford Newton Barney, Jr,
 Pennington and Miss Gertrude Gri ; Wells, daughter of Professor H. L. W,
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