Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-12
VARIOUS MATTERS

closed TOT the holiday today (Wednes- 1 day.)
 Flags will fly today, commemorating Columbus discovery of a new world, | 42s years ago.
 Social session at EIks' club Saturday ! 
 Summer returned Tuesday, the tenn | perature remainsey well up in the 70's | until near sunset
 The United Congregational church is | making preparations for an Every Mem l Der Canvass the first Sunday in Decem- i Der.
 Norwich Free Academy will not have a holiday today (wednesday) but will have Monday next as the annual nutting 1 day.
 Just now the planet Neptune is in Cancer in the morning sky. By the end of the mo1(th, however, 1t will rise soon after midnight.
 This Wednesday, evening the Girl Scouts of the Central Baptist church are to meet for an astronomy class taught by w Tyler olcott.
 Schwartz Bros. Furniture store will be closed today on account of holiday-adv
 Among those granted patents at the Unitel States patent office in Washing ton, is Erastus H. Been of Watch Hill. The patent is granted on a tie C.ergymen from Norwich and vicinity have been in Rockville to attend the ses- sion of the Norwich District Ministerial association, held at the Methodist church.
 Members of thew NJ. F. S. of Trinity Methodist church are to be guests of Mrs John c. Morgan for a meeting at her cottage at Gardner Lake today | Wednesday,. | This week there are II chfldren-S0 | girls and fl boys-at the County Home | on Smith avenue, Norwich The Home school closes for the holiday today, October 12th
 c. M. Chester has received his appoint ment as postmaster of the Noank office. The Groton Long Point office of which he is postmaster, will officially close the last week of October.
 The Norwich grange will hold a fair to- night, from to g o'clock at Steiner's hall. Everybody come and enjoy an evening with the Grangers-adv.
 The enrolment at Norwich Free Academy is 735. over 100 pupils greater than ever befoe. Last year Princina1 'Henry A. Tirrell and his staff taught | q total o1 oz5 pupils.
 Residents of North Stonington and other places along the line greatly re- gret the abandonment of Norwich-West- erly trolley service. which keeps shop pers from the Norwich stores
 Run1mage sale, Buckingham Mernor- ial Thursday, 10 a. m Home Chapter. Kings Daughters-adv.
 The United States Civil Service conn mission announces an examination for assistant asronomist, men or women. age 25 to 45. in the Bureau of Plant In- dustry' Washington, D. C., at S2,O00 per annum.
 The first meeting of the Gannet club of Noank this year was held Thursday evening when Judge Arthur P. Ahder- son entertained ten of the members at his summer home on Groton Long Point. A steak dinner was served.
 As acting minister of South Coventry Methodist church, Le Roy Fielding. of Norwich, has invited Rev. Dr. Robert T, Roberts and Frank T. Naples, of Nor wich, to assist at an Epworth League en- tertainment there
 The Mill Outlet Stores Co., wish an their patrons to know that the sale which began last week is still going on, to give all an opportSnity to take advantage of the tremendous bargains.-adv. } A former Norwich boy Dr. Theodore
 L. Story. younger son of Mrs Story an6 the late Sheriff Arthur L. Story, con. tinues in the service of the government as in wartime. doing good work at Parker Ill., hospital, Boston.
 First Lieutenant G. A. Hoadley, Ord. nance department, U. s. A. who was sta tioned at the Cornfeld Point provfns , grounds for several months during tht war. is now attached to the Ordnanc, headquarters at Washington, D. c.
 The Lords Hill corn raised from th,
 demonstration field exhibited at Norwicl
 and North Stonington Grange fairs. wo1 !, first premium, thus entitling it to exhibi at Hartf@r1 in Jan, 1922 in the Con J necticut Fair Association competition, Because of so much lost time in open 7 ing the term, due to delayed school re pairs, St. Patrick's school will hold ses o sions today as usual, but Father May
 the rector, has arranged that Columbu , exercises will be held by the grades. l. According to the annual report o t Miss Charlotte NJ. Holloway of New Lon ;. don, industrial inspector for the De S partment of Labor, New London, Ney l. Haven and Bridgeport rank in the orde > named in the high cost of living in Con l. necticut.
 The attempt to probate a fake will b
 the sister of Henry Ward Ranger, tn :e New York and Noank artist, who die
 Nov. I, 1916. is recalled by the fact tha
 the Fairfield County bar will not reir = state Charles M. Wexler, of Stamfort
 who drew the bogus will. N At the annual meeting of the Count A Home officials and visitors to be hel ? Thursday, the matron of the Home, Mis
 Jesie Gibson and her assistants will CT to certain a company ofabout 35, includin y- officials of the State Charity Board an at the county commissioners. st At Hartford during Saturday, the golden wedding was celebrated by NJ
 and Mrs. George Wright. Mir wrigh - formerly of Norwich Town, was for man "a years a successful Hartford newspap, man. He is uncle of Mrs. Marsha
 Jewett, of Church street, Norwich. During the past fiscal year the tow
 of Scotland paid out a total of S12
 639.1S including for teachers wages. sG
 300. school transportation $2,60472 his
 school expenses, $46.66; miscella eou
 school. expan2rs, $1,247.20; poor, S43S7'
 snow, .$49.3b; roads and bridges, s: 752.22.
 PASrORE AND'wOMAN