Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-10
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Norwich, Monday, Oct. 10. 1921.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VAKIOIJS WA AENS
 Light vehicle lamps az SAT o'clock this evening.
 Renovations and repairs are in prog ress at the residence of W. F. Bogue, on Broad street.
 Sunday at the United Congregational church the flowers were given s7n mem- ory of Charles $. NTcNIillan.
 During Sunday afternoon Mrs. Rosina s. Hamilton was in charge of the Otis Library reading room. There were 110 visitors.
 Tho trolley line had a day of hard luck Saturday, line break and weak power causing vexing delayst on the | Montvi!le line. Cottagers in Neptune Park have been finding the surf unusually fin 3 for sev- | eral days and the temperature of the water very agreeable. A total enrolment of 5,9B6, break ing all previous records, has been reached at Harvard accordfng 2 to figures received by local alumni Saturday. 1 Local merchants declared Saturday 1 that more strangers came ito town for the bargains of Suburban day than they supposed lived in eastern Connecticut. 1 The Norwich Grange will hold @ fair, Wednesday, Oct. F, from ito g o'clock, at Steiner's hall. Everybody come and enjoy an evening with the grangers.- | adv.
 Three men have begun the task of cutting the big field of corn at the summer home of Walter T. Phipps, the former c. L. Hubbard Atate, at Haugh- | tons Cove.
 It was announced from the pulpit of | po+ Sunday two weeks mission, given by preachers of the Order of LaSalette is to begin Nov ember 9th.
 Following Saturday afternoons hard shower there was a sudden drop in the temperature after the sun appeared. During the night the mercury slid down to 38 degrees.
 The sumac is reddening and with the scarlet and gold leaves of the naples is making the landscape brilliant entic- ing city residents to take frequent coun- try outings.
 A Wi1lington summer visitor Prof Henry L. Enc, of Princeton, has made application for an allowance of $32, 900 a year from the estate of his uncle, Amos F. Enc.
 With October the second half, of the Methodist conference year has begun l eI4lu IIlG tluIClIGS Ol IlG NOEWICn ulSu1cl are making an effort to keep centenary pledges paid to date
 At Ocean Beach men have started the work of moving the McNamara cot 5 tage from it's location near the merry go-round to a site on Tyler avenue, giv ing room for new buildings Il Rev. A o: Peterson of New Londo1 Il preached in the Swedish Congregations /, church at Deep River Sunday morning l. at 10.30 o'clock and in the Ivcryto1 y Mission chu4c oh at 7.3O D. m.
 The opening of the hunting seaso, Saturday for squirrel, quail, woodcock Hungarian cartridges, pheasants grouse and rabbits found the usua le number of sportsnen in the woods i 1t the suburbs.
 D. Vernon Grange held it's annual fai IS at Vernon Center Saturday afternoon The fair opened with a parade throug Rockville and Ellington There were 10 numerous exhibits at the fair and a, athletic programme.
 Tobacco growers of Holland county = and especially those who produce tn, c broadleaf variety are now anxiousl , awaiting a damp to enable them t, nj take down more of this crop. But Iittl has been taken down.
 
 l. mission announces an examination fo es editor, either sex, twenty-five to forty 1u five years of age, in the Childrens Bu u reau. Department of Labor. Washington '' D. C., at salary of $2.0O0.
 The Central Baptist church receive
 Into membership Sunday, the 2nd, MI s and Mrs. Emory H. Davis and Dougla : A. Hunt of 22 Perkins avenue; Mir!
 Thomas A. Carson, 64 Boswell avenu and Fillmore Sage, 121 Cedar street
 The papers have been picturing tn summer home at Bolton of Mir an
 Mrs. Nelson c. Taintor (Ruth NJ - Thayer) of Hartford, formerly of Nol
 wich, which is over 100 years old an was the original Quarryville post of s fee.
 The Bulletins Fifty Lears Ago note
 Saturday that John Blackburn wa
 elected second assistant of Niagara Er
 zine Company No. 2. MT Blaczbur
 was vucle of Capt John E. Blackburn
 of Cnemfcal No. 1 at the Main stret
 station.
 The barn on the Crystal Lake Hot
 property was broken into Thursda
 night and a considerable number of al
 tcles taken. Louis KoeIsch, proprietc
 Of the hotel, secured the aid or the stat
 pO4IGc. -A[OSl u LllS BOOQS nave bee e0 recovered and a clue has Been foun " to the burglar.
 SU The following have served on Trinit
 Methodist church hospitality committed ! Mrs. Russ, Mrs, A. D. Lewis, Mrs. Co 7o tel,o Lippftt. Mrs. Albert Boardma- ,.J Miss Bliss, Miss Fellows. For the ne7 iO two Sundays Mrs. Frank J. King. Mi. o, Jamie Leach, Mrs. Pendleton end MT OA Gray will serve
 " The state board of agriculture
 sending out notices recommending tn;
 residents desiring to obtain picric ac
 attend to the matter without delay. O [T ders should be placed at once with u
 board, the communications state. Pit
 ric acid is of great assistance to farr
 CTS who have to do blasting.
 Denies Request For Oral School CIer . A request of Frank V. Channe11
 New TOOdO0 is