Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-23
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Norwich, Friday. September ss, 1921
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 This is the first day of autumn.
 Light vehicle lamps at 6.14, o'clock this evening. Of tho 169 towns in Connecticut IS towns do not furnish free text books. An Elliott man, Richard Newton, is In New Jersey working for the govern ment. Dance Saturday night state armory. Willimantic. Original Peerless Jazz or chestra-adv.
 With temperature at 80 degrees the last day of summer proved comfortable and delightful
 It is to be Rally Day in church and Sunday school next Sunday at the Gen. tral Baptist church
 Miss Bessie Terhune of Holland is the guest of her brother, Dr. Percy Ter hume of Passaic, N. J. David L. Kinney of Norwich Town has been staying with his family at Edgewater, Lords Point. An Eastford correspondent mentions that Miss Mary Mccormick is at John Youngs home in Norwich.
 Two women and four men from No ank were made legal voters for the town election in October.
 The New York New Haven and Hart ford railroad timetables will change September 25 at 12.01 a. m. 1 Daughters of Veterans supper, Buck ingham Memorial, Saturday, September | 24th, 5 to p. m.-adv.
 Mrs. Jane T. Kimball. the oldest res ident of the town of Ellington. reached her ninety-eighth birthday Monday.
 The woHan's club of Piainfield held the first meeting of the season at the community house Thursday afternoon.
 BulkeIey school in New London has an enrolment of 3o1 boys. gain of 29 over the number of pupils last year. At Trinity Methodist Sunday school, Costello Lippitt continues as superin- tendent, the school being in charge of John B. Stanton.
 Joseph Dragon had an auction sale of his stock farming tools and house. hold furniture at his home on Willing ton Hill Thursday.
 The directors of the Newington Home for Crippled Children announce an ap- peal for funds letters for which will be sent by mail throughout the state early next month.
 A memorial mass for Mrs. James H. Canty was sung in St, Patrick s church Thursday at o'clock by the rector, Rev. M. H. May. relatives and family friends being present.
 Norwich cottagers are interested in the item In the Westerly news today (Friday) that the postmaster general has declined to change the name o Pleasant View to Winnapaug n Rummage sale for benefit of Connect Q cut college fund Buckingham Memorial | eTo d The United States civil service com e mission announces an examination fo e naturalist, in the bureau of fisheries male. age 25 to 45, for duty on tn, steamer Albatross, at s2,75o year.
 Eighty-three candidates took the ex IF aminations of the state board of regis n tration and examination of nurses, il ic the hall of the house of representative r, at the capitol Wednesday and Thurs k day.
 George Despathy is putting in sew craze system at Moosup from the tow grammar school building to the river and water from the Cranska suppl, will be brought to the building for gen eral purposes.
 Times may be. hard, as some ar claiming. but the revenue figures shoy that during the past year Connection spent $352, o09 more dollars for candy movies, ice cream and soft drinks tha the year before.
 Large fresh caught bluefish, sea trou
 new sword fish, founder steak, lobster
 shrimp, long and round clans, scallop
 oysters, at Powers Bros.-adv.
 Judge George E. Hinman has begu
 at Rockville the trial of the case of | K. & W. A Washburn Go. of Pennsy vania against The Champion Silk G
 This is a damage suit over the. manu featuring of a shipment of silk.
 The class of pupils at Andover de
 string to attend Windham High scho,
 is large, but the train service is sue that they cannot receive the full beae
 fit of the school hours. The talk no Is for jitney service, or schooling il
 town.
 With schools beginning the people z both beaches in Quonochontaug hay gone in large numbers, few remainin Several of the families returned fo the weekend to enjoy the moonligh and fine bathing the best of the yea at this time.
 At New Britain, Charity Superintent ent William Cowlishaw has responde to the police that William Webb. an ii mate at the state hospital In Norwc has escaped from that institution. Wei was committed to the state hospital | the New Britain police court r The White Star liner Olympic arrive Wednesday from Cherbourg and Sout
 ampton with 1,715 passengers. Wht = the steamer leaves New York tomo X row Saturday. at Ii a. m. among u t passengers will be Miss Lillie A Con . stock. rf Hampstead. L. l., formerly , Norwich.
 Hermon B. Chapman has sold I !, farm and home place at Central Villa :" to Fitch Johnson of Canterbury Gre U and Elmer Foote of Preston. The fc
 mer expects to move to the place t . middle of October. MT. Chapman V
 porn in the house and has always llv = there, but now finds the care of it t
 much.
 Representative Ernest E. Rogers, f IS merly mayor of New London, who "
 elected president Wednesday of
 county historical society, announced
 gift of $5,0o0 to the society which S,
 represents an amount which he fgul
 he has saved during long period
 years because Of his refraining frC
 using tobacco.
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