Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-10

that the meeting on Friday evenig will he fully attended. The Laurel Hill people are anxious to get their new school |. started and the rest of the district will be glad to be relieved of the present ern- barrassment.
 At meeting of teachers held at the Broadway school house on Friday it was voted that should the several boards of education of Norwich approve, the of ficers of the State Teachers Association
 be invited to appoint the next annual meeting of that body in this city. Prof. William Hutchinson of the Free Aca- demy N. H. Whittemore of the Broad way school, \. L. Bishop Of the Greene vile school A. A. Dewitt from the Nor
 wich Town school, J. F. Ashby from West Chelsea school and c II. Talcost i from Sachem street school were apps int ed committee to extend the invitations ! and make the necessary preparation fl : the association should meet here.
 Wednesday, September $, 1S71-Thc
 Hook and Ladder boys will turn out a strong force today to attend the parade and picnic of the New London fire dc- partment. They go down the river on
 the steamer Ella taking with them the Third Regiment band and the Ghost hose carriage. As they never do things l by halves we may expect that they vii
 reflect credit upon the department O.
 this city. Chief Engineer Deaney ac- companies them.
 | The old building adjoining the Trueman property on Franklin square has at last
 been demolished, to give room for the inew brick block which is to be erec.ed
 on that site. One by, one the old land lmarks pass away. There are several others that could pass and not be mourn ! ed over, either.
 Died, in Lebanon, Sept 1, Mrs. Betsy Robinson. aged 102 year. Mrs. Robinson had been widuy known as one of the most aged persons in this part of the state She was born at Norwich Landing l in 176a
 The day of the school neetin.; called i 10 consider the Laurel Hill house has
 been changed from Friday evening to i Monday evening next
 i Thursday. Sept. 2. 1S71.-rhe festival at the Mohegan Wigwarn opened very pleasantly yesterday. There were many visitors from this city; the entertainment was abundant. and the beauty of tee spot vas equally enjoyed with the attractions If the wigTam- The festival is continued today.
 The annual cattle show and fair of the
  will be held on the society's grounds ! Brooklyn, Tuesday. Wednesday and ! Thursday. Sent. 26, 27 and 28. The reports from the New England fair al Lowell mention with special com | mendation tne herds of F. H. Hyde of Stafford and E. Sumner of Woodstock.
 Friday. Sept g., 1S71.-one Of oul prominent business men on Commerce ! I,A. i 10 his friends his intention of buying 2 horse for his business On Wednesday some of his friends interested themselves ; in his behalf and endeavored to assist i him in his selection, and every old. worn | out nag that came in sight was sent tt 1 his nlace of business and the ownel l thereof informed that the gentleman 1 wanted to buy just such horse as his. 4 | glance at the array of gothic steed! ! drawn ur in front of his door broke hin ! down and ho vanished for the sight wa. truly narrowing. There stood eleven a | hoTy-fide "hosses" as one need to lool I at-ring- -honed, sDavined and afflicted with all the ills the horse family s hei ] to. and moi ore of them worth over tel dollars.
 4 vivid display of northern lights wa witnessed last evening. Brilliant stream shot u1 in the northeast and there was
 uartial arch of gossamer appe2ranc
 2cross the zenith through which the star
 Ii@aly tw-nl1led.
 Saturday, Sept. g. 1S71.-At ncetn of the selectmen Friday the followfn Dorsons were appointed special constable
 for tho town of Norwich: John H. Norris
 Henry C. Irish. John ". Scott and Davi
 E. Johnson.
 The 25th annual meeting of the Con
 necticut Teachers' association will be hel
 in this city on the 18th and 20th 0