Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-21
VARIOUS MATTERS

ven road will go into effect Sunday Sep teuher 2F. yS,S. 7ss. s.etA-R
 Tl,e hostess ct the D. A. R. Museum this [v'etir es -avl afternoon will be Mrs. Irving N Clifford. . October will have two new moons, one c,roirr on the first day of the month and the second On the 3Oth.
 At Tonand, Harry Harding of Clifton, N. J.. is spending some time with MT and Mrs. Harry B. Bartlett.
 A new scallop bed which is yielding hundreds of bushels a day has been dis covered by the Noank otter traWlers.
 Battery B dance at ermory. Friday. Sept B. Fe,tcorn 6 Shepard orcles- tra-adv
 Now that the foliage is beginning to turn, motorists are taking the drive through Mohegan park over slightly OK Hill.
 Miss Gladys Daggett. of Moosup, has returned to her work as teacher of do- mestin science in the New Milford High school.
 Rev. W. B. Stuart returned to Hart ford Monday, after two months efficient service with the Congregational church at Hampton.
 Labor is reported not only scarce fin the woolen trade, but by customers or this trade who are engaged in the cloth ing and garment business
 r,efore making your new fall gar ments look over the Ladies Home Jour nal patterns at The Mill Outlet Stores Cc.-adv.
 Mrs. c. S. Bolles, of Marlborough, and her sister. Mrs. E. ". Buell., of Gilead' are spending a few days in Providence with their sister, Miss Marie Joyner
 It is stated at Saybroolk that cider mills, old and pew, are being taken out from under cover and will be worked to the limit for the balance of this month
 From Noank, Washington council, Jr,l O. U. A. M, went to New London Mon- day night to institute the recently organ ized Roosevelt council of New London.
 Al the 1nid-weels service at the Unit ed Congregational church, Thursday ev- ening, Rev. Alexander H. Abbott will speak on the subject: 'Partiipating in Redemption"
 The Mill Outlet Stores have received new lot of crash in cotton, linen welt and pure linens. From 10 to 25 cents per yaSd.-adv.
 Manufacturers in Connecticut who are members of the Silk Association of Amer ica have been asked, to furnish inforTna- tion oncerning the employment conditions in their plants. -
 The New England Crop Report Service informs farmers that, in general, the oat crop is fair, somewhat below normal. l Corn is a good crop, considerably above average. especially siIage. Members of the Progressive Missionary l club of the Central Baptist church, Mrs. | John E. Post, president, met at the | church Tuesday afternoon and tied two | quilts which are to go to California. Rummage sale for benefit of Con- necticut College Endowment Fund, Buckingham Memorial, Saturday, Sept. i 24 at o'clock.-adv.
 1 The era nberry meadows at North Ston- l ington owned by Alexander Thompson, l of Westerly, are covered with ripe Der ries So far there is a small force work ing to pick and fill several hundred bar rels.
 Reports from the fabric manufa cturers and dealers are to the effect that sales of piece goods of practically all kinds are showing constan. and important gains. as a result of the revival of home sewing.
 The president of the Incorporated
 Wilmington Cemetery association is Judge George P. Bugbee. West Wilmington, tht tre2 surer, Col W. H. Hall. South Willing
 ton and the caretaker, Leon o. Wood worth, WFllington.
 ToGay Is a fish day. Full line Of fresh caught varieties and choice scallops. cys.aEs, Holsters, crabs and clans, at Powers Rros.' Phone 114 or 777.- adv.
 In westford, Mrs. A c. squires k teaching the Village school and the Hil
 school has two teachers, Miss EnniS Chisn, who has taught number 0. years, is assisted by Miss Ina Breau-
 seau from Columbia.
 Supt. IT. o, Clough of the Vernon pub
 lie schools opened the evening schools
 Monday evening. The registration of pu
 pills was held Friday and Saturday ev
 enings, at Rockville, by Principal p. A
 Hofsted, who enrolled 1o8 on the twt
 evenings.
 Mayor E. Frank Morgan of New Lon , don has issued a call for a special cit!
 meeting Thursday morning The schoo , board wants s4o.5eo for September ex penses and coal bills, and the counci
 wants S5, ,ooo additional for miscellaneou
 expenses.
 Jos@tte LavaIlee, 1o5 Central avenue l has resumed teaching. Instruction l given: Piano. theory. harmony, coun
 terpoint, form, Instrumentation, sigh reading, history of music. Private les e sons. Class work.-adv. The United States Civil Service com A mission announces for October E an ey animation for foreman heat treatment 0 !, small guns, either sex of reasonable agt sS.4o per Hem. for vacancies at tn
 United States Naval Ordnance Plan
 South Charleston. ", Va
 The employees oS the New Haven rail road in the sh1re towns are excacting [
 be moved abaIt considerably. in thF d next two weeks, as the heip is to be ra
 duced and thsse in the service for year s do not know where they will be shifte - in order to hold a job down. A monkey that escaped from the A, f len show wliIe at Stafford Springs som f few weeks ago has been seen in the Vi 1 ciHitv of the Hollow road at variou 1T times bv many people IL is evident tha
 the beast is finding the New Englan h climate agreeable and that food is plent # full.
 With about 400 buyers present frol '' practically all of the leading America l. and Canadian markets, the sixth annus
 fall auction Of raw furs got away to good start in New York Monday Fishe q and muskrat shared the honors of tr u day, with stone marten and otter win
 for thir dplace. !, When the 14th Regiment, Connecticr a Volunteer Infantry. heE it's 57th rernfc - in Mddlatown. Saturday, the recro1oe incI1,d al T7rsuoic Gala hsr Co n 5;1