Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-24
VARIOUS MATTERS

evening.
 In general. Connecticut cider mills are doing but little business this fall because Of the scarcity of apples.
 A harvest supper given by the church society of Pendleton Hill held at the bungalow of Malcolm E. Thompson cleared over $26.
 The state board of equalization will meet Tuesday for study of the grand lists of towns having lists of from sSs5,ooo to $4a5,ooo.
 1 c. M. Chester will assume the du+ies af postmaster at the Noank pestofRce Nov. 1st. The Grcton Long Point office will be closed on that date
 An anniversary high mass of requiem | TOT Mrs. John McManus was sung in St. fatrlck s church Saturday at o'clock by the rector, Rev. M. H May.
 At Rockville. the Stafford Lace com pany, Which operates the Windermere order to care for new business.
 Anniversary meeting of sachern chap ter, No. 57, 0. E. S., Tuesday at t7.45 D. m.. followed by initiation. Supper at 6.30 at Community house.-adv-
 Families remaining at the shore have grown wearied by the strong southwest
 winds which have prevailed for weeks.
 whipping vines trees and shrubs.
 Dealers are being notified that decora- tions for Christmas are to cost more slnce drouth and cold hindered the de-
 Velopment of holly and mistletoe. During Sunday afternoon Miss Lillian
 M' Cross was in charge of the Otis libra
 ry reading room. Ths1e were IT visitors
 during the hours betYeen and 6 o'clock,
 It was SO degrees in the shade in Nor
 W1ch during Sunday afternoon. The l, beautiful, belated summer weather coax
 cd out crowds for strolls or motor out
 ings.
 The foliage of the naples and chest. nuts has reached a golden tint, so that
 the suburban landscape is gorgeous now !, The reddening oaks add to the beauty of , the hills.
 The Somers Woman's club met the g other afternoon in the home of Mrs Wal.
 ter Bliss. Miss E. Louise Patten gave 3
 travel talk on places in the Holy Land
 which she had visited
 , Meeting of district visitors and so1ici D tors for United Workers canpaign a+ the United Works. house at D. m. today s adv.
 From Windham Center. Miss Julis ' Guild and Miss Charlotte Lathrop wer, chosen delegates of the c. E. to tht q Young Peoples conference at Parl 2 church. Norwich, Saturday. The United States Civil Service com mission announces an examination Nov
 Il for phitellar, either sex, under 4 Wears of age, in the National Museum
 Washington ID. C., at $1, ,5o0 a year. i The Junior guild was organized at tn
 United church last week with the follow ing officers: President, Mary Rose; vic t president, Helen Bates; secretary, Mari e on Blackledge; treasurer, Elizabeth Hig l. gins.
 - The three assessors of New London n who are now legally retired from office n have held over just one week and unde
 the statutes are allowed to claim pa !. for one week at the rate of 1000 i l. ryear.
 Evidencing the tropical dsturbanc U U moving north, the surf at Neptune Par u Saturday nearly reached to the seawa1 l. and in spite of the grandeur of the SC Il the roar of the breakers was almost ter 5. rifying. 'ei 4 :. Tobacco growers in Holland countv SC
 peeially those who produce the broadlea
 VaHety' are now anxiously awaiting : tooaeco damp to enable them to talk Y" aoWn more of this years crop So ia
 llttle has been taken down.
 From the pulpit of St. Patrick's ch,,rc
 Sunday the hope was expressed tbs I' every member of the parish would tak D., an interest in furthering the success 7 of the concert to be given by the Marin s, oand for the benefit of Backus hosni+a1 se An interesting program inc,uding . le address by Roland T. Patten, publisher , n the SkoVhegan (Niaine) Independent bs ie been planned for the quarterly rneetir Is or the Connecticut Editorial associate 1t at the Hotel Elton in Waterbury sst,,' a day, Oct. 29 ''''lu T. Based on the number of autonobil, B. registered to date. estimates prepared !.
 me motore vehicle department irflics, K that the total number of autonoobii, m registered in Connecticut during tbe o, n, rent year will approac ch 10000 bv Y ne end of the year D' U
 George w.. Randall. for 21 vearv no,
 master il. Rockville. has bean eioot,S So.
 tne directors of the Peoples Savings bar IF 10 I'll! the office of treasurer made "
 cant by the death of ex-Congressn5 s,, '1 s- stevens Henry, who held the office sin, w the incorporation of the bank in 1S7e ,S A former Norwich resident Miss "a, es Van Schaack of Ridgefield, is vice 1ras ns dent for Connecticut and national be.
 or candidates for the Girls Friendly e ol clety Her twin sister Louise is the wi or Of pr. Ralph Carleton, forneAv -of NJ es wieh' now successful occuIist ih Snri5 h. field Mass. --- III