Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
VARIOUS MATTERS

EAN1OOS MA kCkS
 Light vehicle lamps at SIS o'clock this evening.
 The harvest moon Is in it's last quarter today, the 24th, at AIS p. m.
 \ Friday proved more like return of summer than the beginning of fall.
 New stamped center runners, bed spreads, at, Woman's Exchange.-adv.
 Postmaster E. L. Davis has closed the office and returned to his home in Put nam.
 The hostess at the D. A. R. Museum this Saturday. afternoon will be Mrs. David H. Throope.
 At Brooklyn, Conn, Roger Blake of Norwich and Mrs. George A. Gleason of Worcester are guests of Mrs. Katherine Luther.
 All owners of bees who have not reg i istered with the town clerk are obliged to do so before October 1st, or be sub i ject to fine.
 Dance Saturday night State Armory, | Willimantic, Original Peerless Jazz or chestra.-adv.
 New London Forest, No. 72, Tall Ce- dars of Lebanon, of New London. has decided to hold a ceremonial meeting on i November 18th.
 Miss Julia C. Corcoran, of Norwich state deputy inspector of factories and mercantile establishments was in Deep River this week.
 The last trip north through Norwich for the Bar Harbor express will be September 3oth and the last trip south will be October 5rd.
 Lobsters, oysters, crabs, scaHops, clans and little necks, BrCadway Fish Market, 40 Broadway.-adv
 A Valley division crew took down an engine and two electric cars that run out of Middletown, and stored them at , Saybrooy Point this week.
 Tuesday next, in South Wilmington, al the Clara Hall Elliott Memorial church tl'ere Is to be held the meeting of the Ashford Baptist association | The quarterly meeting of the State Probation Officers association is to bt held September 2S at the Connection : State Farm for Women at Mantle. 7 52 in. Zephyr Cling. regular 39c grad, on sale for 2sc per yd., at the Mill Out let Stores Co.,, IS Bath street.-adv. a At the town election in Somers Monday
 October 3d, besides the usual business v the selling of the school house lot in tn 2 Seventh district will be acted upon T In celebration of the tenth annivers g ary cf the conservation of St. Patrick t church the service at 10.30 tomorrow . (Sunday) will be a solemn high mass
 On registration day at Storrs Agri
 cultural college, the total figures wer
 the largest in the history of the stat
 college. The number of students to dat
 is 4o2.
 Clarence E. Barber. of Norwich, ha
 purchased from John P. Combies the eas
 half of Lot 163, corner at Lords Poin
 and intends t. erect a cottage befor
 another season.
 Rummage sale for benefit of Connect
 cut College Endowment Fund, Buckins
 ham Memorial, Saturday, Sept. 24 at
 oclock.-adv.
 Orders Friday in the quartermaster'
 corps included: Capt. G. NJ Alden t
 Fort Wright, IS Qm. of Defense of Lon
 Island Sound, relieving Capt. R. c. Bow
 CT, who will proceed to Carlisle Barr. It is mentioned at Dayville that Mir
 James O'Neill and Mrs. Anna Walsh wis
 eted James O'Neil at the sanatorium Z Norwich recently and found him yer much improved and gaining in weigh l A m Plac~: Ruckin, < ham Memorial Scene: Rummage sa ! (olege endow ment.-ad Local Episcopalians hear that seve 5 new theological students have enter,
 Berkeley Divinity school, at Middletow
 which began it's sixty-seventh year
 service at a special service in the chap rd Wednesday evening. at At Holland community meeting held |" the community house Friday evening u D following executive committee was a P pointed: Rev. William C.. Darby, WI d , ian B. Ludlow, A. Esten Clough, I. r [ dek Jewett, James E. Rhodes, Mrs NJ nn rian A. Baker, Mrs, Mary U. Daniels. n Choice clans received today, fires ne caught Block Island blue, sword, fl .a- mackerel plenty of the best oysters, To ut sters and scallops, at Powers Bros.
 adv.
 -n- The spring 1912 color card issued ter the Color. Card association of the Un th cd States will be ready for dstributi CT, to the trade on October 1, according
 an announcement made to manufa cture ,eS Friday. There will be eighty coIors io- the new card, the largest number so f
 shown.
 Alt Judge George E. Hinman reserved (
 
 h' case of Simon Silverman and wife Amston, against the New York, New H U ven & Hartford Railroad Co., The ca ,rs .aI5 was suit for $500 damages over m III. death of three head of cattle during ." summer of 1919.
 The United States Civil Service co @ mission announces an examination t.;1 watchman, men or women, on the fl i'-9 Tuesooy of each month, beginning "
 October and until further notice, ew vacancies in this service, for duty in 'sel State. War and Navy Buildings, Wa. in ington, D. C., at $720 year. | |ioI Miss Katherine Frrman Kemp dau, tnu tllu ter of Prof. James F. Kemp of Colu ,oir bia university and Mrs. Kemp and Oh: ra .1' Donaldson, a grandson of Cover 97 Sprague., of Rhode Island, for whom s town of Sprague was nared, and a gre .5o grandson of Chief. Justice SaAson ,io Chase, will be married this (Saturds 1es evening in St. PauPs chapel, New Yo ese
 ost BEANDEGEE RESERVATION ON ge GERMAN TREATY ACCEPT }m- Special to The Bulletin) lln- Wa Shin1ton. Sent 2S-SADstor Pr