Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-29
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Norwich. Thursday, Sept. 2s. 1921
VARIOUS MATTERS

A Canterbury Plains man, Clifford Willi4ms, has been to Lisbon cutting ensilage for Will Phillips
 More fishing boats have arrived at Noank from Greenport and Block 1sl- and to engage in otter trawling.
 Salad supper First Congregational chapel Fiday SD .m-adv.
 The Knights of Columbus have re- quested memorial mass in St. Pat rick's church Friday for Thomas F. Brennan.
 In PlainAeld, Carl Mathewson, who bought the Lester place. after repairs and improvements, expects to occupy the property.
 The Neighbcrhood Dramatic club of Moosup repeated the play, Nothing But the Truth, at the Best theatre, Wednes- day evening.
 While staying at Lordd's Point a ing on bungalow for Thomas E. Clark, of Bloomfield.
 Dance at wawegan hotel. Dancing starts at ?. m.-adv.
 Botanists are visiting Mohegan Park these pleasant days, and are finding many treasures in the shape of flowers, 
 Heavy rain early Wednesday morning was followed by midsummer temQera- ture the mercury reaching "A degrees in the shade after noon. During October, Judge Charles Hag- l erty Is to be at Trinity Methodist church for an evening service, and will speak on The Fearless Handkerchief.
 There will be month mind mass Fri day morning at 7.3o for George Ward.- adv.
 The usual season of club work main tained by the United Workers under the supervision of Miss Alice W. Cogs- well will begin about November 1st.
 Several flower fanciers from Connec- ticut are attending the four-day exhibit In New York of the American dahlia So ciety, where over 5000 specimens are on view.
 Miss Katherine Ludington of Old Lyzne called on President Harding the other day. She had some suggestions tc offer for the proposed observation of Armstice day.
 Daughters of Veterans rummag, | sale, Buckingham Memorial, Friday Sept. 30, 10 a. m.-adv.
 At the United Congregational churcl at the mid-week service this (Thurs- day) evening, Rev. Alexander H. Abbot will speak on The Vagaries of the IT. relevant Mind.
 | Work on Groton highway is progress ing and at the present rate of laying cement the job of cementing the entire | highway should be finished within a couple of weeks. ! Dance Saturday night. State Armory | Willimantic Ideal Dance orchestra.-adv
 At the town meeting held in Poquon noe hall Monday all Appropriations call ed for were granted with the exception of that for the Pleasant Valley roat which was tabled.
 The eighteen or twenty members o the Italian Band of Norwich, are hold ing two rehearsals weekly and hope t increase the membership of the banC during the winter
 When the fall meeting of the Connec ticut Laundry Owners association wa held at Hartford at the weekend, ad dresses were made by Albert B. Morre1 E. P. Holder and G. W. Williams.
 The report of the motor vehicle de partment of the state for August show ed that there were six less fatalities O. the highways than for August, 1920
 The number was 23 this year to 29 las
 year.
 A silver medal contest is to be heJ
 in Union this (Thursday) evening, un
 der the auspices of the Womans Chris
 tian Temperance Union, when Mrs
 Jeanette Mann, of Boston, will give a
 address
 Grange supper at Ledyard Centetl
 Friday evening, Sept. 30.-adv. The state W. c. T. U. announce
 through the White Ribbon Banner tha funds are still being received towar
 the purchase of a loan library for tn department of work among soldiers an
 sailors.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Pollard of Wt
 quetequock, have announced the CT
 gagement of their daughter, Corett Pearl, to Charles Daniel White, son
 Mir. and Mrs. Daniel P. White of Mort
 Stonington.
 Choice halibut. extra choice blue, fires F caught mackerel, finnan haddie, keppere [ herring, flat, butterfish, founder stea, . fine red salmon, alive steak cod, St - trout, shore haddock. scalops, long ar
 round clans, little necks, lobster
 choice oysters opened out of the shell,
 Powers Bros'.- "a Stafford Springs were entered durin the absence of Ed. Gillis and his horse who are making the circuit of the Ne g England fairs and harnesses and otht l supplies were taken. | | Dance at Wauregan hotel. Dancir z starts at p. m.-adv. e Merchants and manufacturers hay r been notified that no dress goods ope1 iFu, Of ton e Iafter the Jewish holidays, and ther t may be even further delay if the COT . dition of the market makes this nece a lsary
 t Attention is being called to the fir s national convention of the America Red Cross to be held from October At q to 10th in Columbus Ohio, and to whic s all chapters throughout the country al
 entitled to the privilege of sending del d gates.
 The State Jr. o. U. A. M has
 council almost ready for institution . Derby and organizers are working
 Manchester, Meriden, Putnam. Will ? mantle and Milford and councils those places will be organized by Ja1 uary 1st.
 The waters in which scallops al
 found by Noank fishermen are outsit
 of Connecticut jurisdiction. three mil
 away from land, in what is called inte
 national waters. It is stated that mo . than 1000 bushels were brought in ar a sold Sunday. n While digging about the cellar of h
 farm in East Lyme recently John So : kup found a small secret chamber al in it the model of a church, 15 inch $ high. The initials CT NJ B." we1 n cut on the model An offer of s2OO h @ been made for the model.