Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-27
VARIOUS MATTERS

| evening.
 This week there are 147 patients at
 Norwich State Sanatorfum.
 The street departments men repaired
 the roadbed through Church street dur
 ing Monday.
 City water will be shut off on Laurel
 Hill for about two hours-adv
 The days length has shortened to less
 than twelve hours, the sun being due to
 shine but eleven hours 5S minutes.
 The Episcopal churches of the town ! will have special services Thursday, the
 feast of St. Michael ard All Angels
 The Jewish New YeaI better known | by its Hebrew designation Rosh Hasha-
 nah, occurs this year on Monday, Oc- 1 tober 8.
 l Delayed because of repairs and im-
 provements to the school building, St | Pstriciz's school opened Monday for the
 fall term.
 By the new timetable the Valley | Sunday train will continue running be- | tween Hartford and New London until i October sOth.
 | Sedgwick W. R. C. has received notf- | fication that October 20 has been selected
 as the date of the annual W R. C. day at | the Soldiers Home at Noroton | In Noank at the E1dredge boat yard l a new fishing boat being built for Walter McDonaId will be about 32 feet | long and will be used for otter trawl- | ing.
 | Miss Flora Smith of wilIimantic in ! tends to give a gate for the Mantle | cemetery in memory of her parents, Lem i uel Beebe will give enough land for a | driveway.
 l A start was made Monday on enlarg-
 ing the second story of the farmhouse at l Norwich State TuberCll osis Sanatoriurn. | This was originally the Thomas B. ] Woodworth homestead
 l Oscar A. Phelps of Hartford. presi- dent of the Conneotieut Sunday School ! association is to be one of the speakers | at the county convention, to be held at
 Brooklyn Congregational church October \ TO-
 Take notice, Come to the Mansfield Agricultural Fair, Wednesday afternoon
 Sept. 2S and all day Thursday. Sept 29 i1 the armory at Storrs. Don't forget it. YoT will get your moneys worth 1T full-ad~
 The "W'' club of Moosup young men l with rooms over the library has elected I | William Rogers; vice president, Jame. Gallow; secretary and treasurer, Harr, : West
 Philip A. Thompson, formerly of Nor wich, is one of those aiding the trustee
 of the Roosevelt Memorial association
 in drive for all sort of documents an, : souvenirs connected with Theodore Roos evelt
 Prospective cottage builders at Ocea1 2 beach are finding that the building law \ do not permit frame buildings to D y erected closer than three feet to build
 i ing lines and six feet from the neares ;. l existing structure.
 e Norwich people are receiving ma e marked in the new labor and tlmo-sav e ing method being tried out in New Yorl
 doing away with postage stamps tn - envelope being stamped in red, 'TT z d 1 postage. paid 9 cents" u At Storrs last week there was meet To ing at the American Dahlia Society Tria r. grounds at the Connecticut state college - The trial grounds are conducted by tn .- society for the purpose of finding an s developing new varieties.
 Tn Connecticut more than 200 wone
 have been nominated for office in tH
 coming town elections. No woman wa \ | named for selectmen but nine wei
 nominated for town clerks, six by rt
 publicans, three by democrats. ss Today CTuesday) at the twenty-eieht le annual state council session of the ! le O. Y. A. NJ, in Stamford. State Counef
 Tor William Harris of Middletown. wi ,e report the organization of new eounci D. in Waterbury, New London and No ic wich.
 sI According to the Manchester HeraI s- a Norwich woman is so pleased with II a town that she has written Tax CoIlectC pr C. II. Howe, asking for information abol ia the tax rate and the property valuation la She is considering making Manchestt a. her home. She visited the town durir
 the recent parade.
 Referring to the W c. T. r. of Sec
 land. the September White Ribbon Bal f. ner states that, besides a great amour he of flower mission work, that union pacl l- ed a large sugar barrel of clo3hin al to be seiHt to the flood sufferers ad Pueblo, Colorado. ne Notification has been given that Il ea telegraph company has inaugurated ts new method in it's money transfer sy
 tenn to points in Italy Under this pls L. money cabled from here will be pa ia either in American dollars or Italian lir )d as the sender may elect
 The sreport of recent lawn par - held by the Central Village firemen a1 5 Girls club show receipts S4740S; expen 1 es S166.04; net receipts, S31204 A che, % for one-haf the amount each has be, i sent the firemen and the Girls club. S1I !, being the share of each. 7g Tn the report just made public by fl or State Welfare department of which M, ia Frank A. Mitchell, of Norwich, is
 member it is disclosed that there q
 2,710 children in the care of the cou 7s ty temporary homes and 1557 of the I have been placed with families. i By an error 1t was stated Monday tn l Rev. Philip J. Mooney had referred i his historical sermon Sunday to tt 1 purchase of the site of Norwich fro 1 the Indians in 1889 Father Mooney w ! more accurate giving the date of t