Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

Light vehicle lamps at 5.5s o'clock this evening.
 The annual vernen Grange fair is to be held at Vernon Center.
 No New York n6rxaihg papers were dropped off at Norwich Wednesday.
 Columbus day cannes Wednesday next which date is also the Jewish holiday. Tom Kippar.
 Bla cargo maekerel, Bleek Island blues, salmon, snappers, Osgood wharf adv.
 The Otis library has added to it's shelves A, c. Robinsen's book, Old New England Houses
 Hydrangeas dahlias, salvia and asteEs are in bloom in the borders at the Gen. trai Fire station.
 Pio Gagliardone, of South Bolton raised 1,4o9 bushels of potatoes this year from sixty bushels fseed.
 Julia Rodman, of Franklin picked number of violets Wednesday, late blooms for October 5th
 Wednesday was a genuine fall day, the mercury keeping under degrees even during the afternoon.
 A start has been made on the addition to be erected at the main building of Norwich State Tuberculosis, sanatoriurn
 City water will be shut off from Lau- rel Hill this morning at 8 o'clock four hours or more.-adv.
 Severa lof the members of Mystic Community club have organized a bowling team and are preparing schedule for this fall.
 Ta1dar s,ia1t. xra-a nox,a-oa 1,,, .oxoa cautious growers Tuesday night, but no damage from frost was apparent Wednes- day evening.
 Local alumni learn that the registra- l ation of Yale University now fairly com plete is given as S.449 by the secretary s | office, an increase of 1S2 over fast year. The planet Mercury will be most favor 1 ably situated for being seen Friday o1 ! this week in the west, just after sunset as evening star, for the last time this year
 Franklin Chapter No. 1, R. 4. NJ 1 works the Mark Master degree at Ma | sonic Temple tonight at 7.S0.--adv. Encouraging reports are received iron 1 Oliver L. Johnson, of Union street, Nor wlch, manufacturer and bankman, wht | is receiving treatment at a Hartford hos pitaI.
 Arthur Mills has begun improvement! | on his residence preparatory to spending ! the winters st Thompson. He has form erly gone % Worcester where his busi | ness is.
 The body of Delina Kfbbe, 74, widow 1 of John Castle, was taken to Somers Sat urday, from Hampden for burial in tho North cemetery Mrs. Castle was bor1 in Somers l A marriage license was issued at tn, | Middletown town clerks office Tuesda! to Elmer B. Dreher of Middletown ant \ Miss Esther E. Johnson, a school teacher 1 from Woodstock.
 Rummage sale by Womans Auxiliary American Legion, today, commencing a. m, in American Legion rooms, MaiI i street.-adv.
 The recent fire at Pleasure BeacE meant the loss by fire of twelve cottages in as many months and the owners are beginning to think it a remarkable coin 1 cidence if nothing worse. During Wednesday Dr. Patrick Gas | sidy was able to be up and about, at hi: i home on Washington street, and the se we're hiccoughs which have been troub- 1 ling him have yielded to treatment He: Are you going to the dance Fri day? She Who's running it? He Bat B at the Arnory SIP. She: 1 wouldn't miss it for anything.-adv
 The damage was mostly from smoke about o'clock Tuesday morning, wher Chemical No. was called to extinguisl q fire caused by a gas jet in the hom, of the Misses Fitzgerald, on Ci.a street
  1 Eugene McCarthy was sung in St Pat ricks church Wednesday at eight o'clocI by the rector, Rev. Michael H. May, rel ative from Norwich and other places at tending.
 Big musical battle between Peerles tazz Orchestra, Willimautic, and Hum rhFsy's Daaee Orchestra, Norwich stat sfHafyr Willinsntic Saturday night Oct. sth.-adv,
 SB faF as bessibis Governor Lake state
 Poss5ay, the state ih It's road buildin
 and ethsr Improvement operations wi
 give employment to citizens of Connec tisas In pfeferenee to tfhAslents from oth gf seeIenz.
 New seeding dahhAs grown by ". F
 BTewh ef Palmer street. include a gpe eiai beauty named reruso, a hAndsoTn l
 ''The Gn&heWn, yeilev and white, an
 The NsFTieh, vafleaatea
 While walking home ftem tho polls z Ah9sYeF, Monday evening. Randall lone all aged man was run down by some on
 driving q hsFse h the darkness withol
 liehis, The driver escaped. MT, lone
 was taken home by helghhor.
 The ceHneetiaat Historical societ
 now has upwards ef 800 members and 1 largo Rur1her of applications for adrni
 tatoe will be acted upon at the ne, meeting. An anonymous donor has give 1 sao,oeo toward building fund In regard to the changes in the sta.
 laws regarding the hunting of wild an mal5 or birds the fact is being empb; sized that the most important change that license is required this year hunt any wild animal or bird except (
 private land.
 Wednesday afternoon the Progressi Missionary club met at the Central Ba tist church, the vice president, Mrs. w . liam H. Wightman presiding and 20 a tending. Vacation missionary stockin