Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-14
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Norwich, Friday, Oct. 14, 1921.
VARIOUS MATTERS


 18th, at 5.59 p. m.
 Seaview Pomona met with Lyme grange at Hamburg Thursday.
 The water office will be open Saturday until 5 o'clock.-adv.
 Motorists are admiring the beautiful coloring of the woods and fields below Mohegan.
 The Grosvenordale Woman's club met Thursday with Mrs. Roy Allen at Thompson Hill
 A banquet is to be rendered the mem- bers of the Saybrook baseball team We'd nesday evening, Oct. 19.
 William J. Blshee, 54, who died at Central Village Sunday. was father of Mrs. Pearl Main of Hallville.
 Invitations are out for the Gallup Stoddard wedding Oct. 15 at o'clock in the Congregational church at Abingdon.
 Milford Champlin has moved his fam fly from Groton to Ivoryton and will oc- cupy bungalow on North Main street
 At their NFathewson Mill farm this sea- son MT. and Mrs. John L. Fanning of Norwich had especially oood luck raising muskmelons.
 The Philathea class of the First Bap- l tist church, sale. Friday at Il p. m. at 45 Broadway.-adV.
 The artists Franklin DeHaven and Dr. Samuel Simpson ale mall,ng me most of these autumn days painInP the beautiful scenery in Holland
 When Connecticut Baptist convention meets in Danbury Oct. IT, IS, 19, the Central Baptist church, Norwich. is en- titled to five delegates. | During Thursday afternoon members | of Comfort circte of the Kings Daughters | held meeting, discussing plans for the coming state convention.
 Legal friends in Norwich of Judge Harry E. Back of Danielson regret to hear that he is in a hospital at Brook line, Mass, ill with diabetes
 Open for business Saturday night Prices Lunch.-adv.
 At Rock Meadow, Holland county, the past week, Charles Webster picked apple blossoms, and Matt Heck picked half a pint of raspberries from his vines.
 Bring your fur garments to the Eagle Clothing Co.,, and have an expert furrier remodel or repair for you. We guarantee al lvork.-adv.
 The Home Rebekah lodge of Groton entertained the state officers at the reg ular meeting Thursday evenicy at L o. O. F. hall Supper was servea at 6.3O.
 A teachers institute is :o be he'd in Rockville Monday, Oct 2t The grade teachers of Vernon, I;llng;,n Stafford and Holland will | iar'! 9I:e in the exer- cises.
 The family of Dsniel Mccarthy of Bal tic has moved ineJ the home at Oneco vacated by c. R. Robideaux MT Me Carthy has begun work as station agent at Oneco.
 | Woodstock summer residents. Judge George Holt and family. have returned to New York. Wednesday, the 12th, MT. and Mrs Holt celebrated their golden wedding.
 The Stafford Press mentions that MT. 1 and Mrs. F. 2 Sanford Q4aura Dudley, | formerly of Norwich) have been on an automobile trip 70 Vermont and New | Hampshire.
 Now is the time to have your fur gar mets repaired or remodeled in the new style. A first class furrief to do the work at the Eagle Clothing Co., All work guaranteed by us.-adv.
 The farm of Nbckols J. Trakas in l Waterford has been sold to Albert Quim- by, Ernest Hummer and Louis w. Hotch- kiss of New London. MT. Trakas will move to New London.
 The American Thermos Bottle com | pany's Norwich plant is now working A hours a week, and Manager J. ". Bald win is taking on employees in the differ ent departments from day to day. The first floor of the brick block on | Coggswell street, Westerly recently va cated by the Norwich and Westerly Street Railway company. is being cleared ore paratory to the laying of bowling alleys.
 William P. Marcy, 64 of Hartford, died | Saturday at his summer home in Union. He was born in Union. For several years ne and his brother, Meruich. A. Marcy had shoe contract at the state prison. The grounds about St Patrick's rec tory and school have been greatly im- proved, the rector, Rev. M. H. May. hay ing had a number of overgrown . ss and shrubs removed. during the renovation of the school property.
 Final certificates of dissolution filed with the secretary of state Tuesday in- cluded: Putnam Motors, Inc. president Frank R. Witman, Putnam treasurer John M Dean. IT., Putnam; secretary Archibald Macdonald, Jr., Putnam.
 Washington papers note in their so. ciety news that Mrs Edward Douglas White, widow of the chief justice of the United States. returned Wednesday tc her home on Rhode Island avenue afte, passing the summer at New London.
 The United States Civil Service com. bission announces an examination fol metal working pressman, men, 20 to 6C years of age, for vaca ncies in the eouip. ment shops of the Post Office Depart ment, Washington, D. c. at S542 a day Low in the northwest in the skies thi month Bootes is setting. Farther yves are Hercules and Ophiucus. The norther1 cross in Cygnus is nearly overhead South of it lies the diamond-shaped fig ure in Delphinus, sometimes called Jobi coffin.
 Miss Esther May Bishop, daughter O MT. and Mrs. William s. Bishop of An dover, and Harold Sylvester Curtis. son of Mrs. Jennie L. Curtis of New Haven were married Saturday in Waterbury b7 Rev. Leonard Todd, rector of All Saints Episcopal church.
 At the first fa1- meeting of the Soda1i tas at the United Congregational churcr the president Mrs. Joseph A French presiding, plans were made for a Hallow. cen social at the next meeting, Miss Alice Browning is secretary and recorder and Miss Ruth Kinney is treasurer