Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-18

Norwich Free Academy pupils had holiday Monday, the annual Nutting day.
 The temperature kept below SO degrees during Monday and conditions indicated big storm.
 Universalist Alpha class rumnage sale, Wednesday, 10 a. m. Buckingham Memor- iaL-adv
 State authorities are giving farmers directions concerning the wise selection of seed corn ears this month. The SOth annual observance of Old Folks day was held at the Methodist church at Rockville Sunday morning.
 The sum netted by the food sale of Christ Church Parish Aid society Satur- day was $57.25, not $50, as stated Mon day..
 At Willimantic camp ground Misses Cassie and Mime Barker have closed Fern cottage ard returned to their home in New London.
 St. James lodge, No. 2S. F. & A. NJ, works the second degree at Masonic Tenn pie tonight at 7.So-adv. Alumni in Norwich learn that 23 states and five foreign countries arc repre- scented by total of 542 students at Wesleyan university this fall. The orchestra at Trinity Methodist church, Norwich has been invited to play at an entertainment to be given by Un- casville Methodist church next month. In commemoration of St Luke's day, Rev. Richard R. Graham, rector of Christ church. will have the celebration of the | holy communion at 10 o'clock today (Tuesday)
 A correspondent at Wstbrook writes R. L. Keeney and family of Somersville, | who have been at the Porter cottage, Quotonset Beach for the season, have left for their home,
 Changes in the optometry law made by the general assembly forbid house-to- house canvassing or peddling or the es- tablshment of temporary offices by un- registered optometrists
 Taxes will be collected today at the drug store of John A. Morgan, Greene vile, from II a, m, to p. m.-adv. Among those from Cromwell who at- tended Stafford fair were James Caffrey George P. Savage, M. W. Austin, Charles Schrier and Albert Eager, who motored up in MT. Caffrey's car. Several motor parties from Norwich | will visit the Morgan Memorial Hartford this week, to inspect the collection of early New England furniture loaned by GeorSe Dudley seymour.
 The most recent crop report showed that Connecticut has about 52 per cent of its normal apple crop, and that other New England states, with the exception of Maine is not much better off.
 Commanding officers of all nationa guard companies in the state have beer requested by the war department to as sist all ex-service men in all matters re- lot; fN e-I-
 There is to eb poultry culling dem onstration for all interested in poultry raising at Joseph M Griffing's in Soutl Bolton this (Tuesday) afternoon, give1 by Prof. Tucker of Storrs college.
 Political friends in Norwich of Count. Commissioner Jacob D Walter of Nev assured of the appointment of Unitet States marshal for the district of Con necticut.
 Mir. and Mrs. George McCoombs of tn Post road, Saybrook, recently announce , the engagement of their youngest daugh
 ter, Miss Gertrude Ellen McCoombs. t
 Harry Lee Brainerd son of Mrs. Charle Brainerd of Westbreok.
 The Louis H. Ross, Scottish Concer
 Company; concert, Community House
 Thursday evening, Oct. 20, o'clock, ben
 eft Clan Graham. Tickets s1, includin
 war tax.-adv.
 An artist who has played at the con
 certs of Norwich Music association
 Thomas Wilfred, celebrated lute playel
 is working to make a Tight organ t
 show lights to symbolize emotions a musical organ notes do.
 A resident of Noank, Mrs. A, W. Ash
 by, is suffering from an injured wr:s caused by window falling on it. MT Ashby was cleaning the window an
 knocked out the stick which held it. Tn
 wrist is badly bruised and swollen.
 Two of the most graceful and beautif, willows in Norwich, attract the atter
 ton of strangers who motor up or dow Broadway, one in the grounds at the res
 dence of Frederick J. Huntington tt
 other at the rear of the K. of c. home
 Gilead grange was represented at u
 meeting of East Central Pomona grams in Andover last week by Mrs WiIlia1 , Ellis Mrs. Clara Hammer, Mrs Claytc Hills, Miss Anna G. Buell., Mrs. c. Dani Way, Mrs A. H. Pest and Mrs. Charl, n Fish.
 News comes to prohibition worke that at Kensington H. H. Spooner's col !. dition is very baffing, sinking spells or day and a lassitude that takes no note
 passing events the next comfortable al alert for the news of the day. He is j. bed all the time.
 During this month, at the country e s tate of Mrs, Henry F. Dimock at Sou e Coventry, she has as guests her son-i D law and daughter, Signor and Mime. Ct l. scope Catalini, recent arrived from Ven e zuela, to which country Slgnor Catali II is Italian minister
 Former Waterford residents. Rev a, : Mrs. Earl W. Darrow of Holyoke. we
 guests at Nit. Holyoke college on Fou V ders' day of Miss Burlington. the dea ;- her father having baptized both MT. a,
 Mrs. Darrow when he was pastor of f
 Baptist church in Waterford Rockville Firemens association at f T annual meeting elected the following oI
 cers: President. Chief George B. Min
 vice president. Assistant Chief Vince ! Finley secretary, Capt Thomas Hasset
 treasurer, Capt. Philip Ziegler; audito U Capt. Harry Pinney and Capt. Lawren
 Conrick.
 The United States civil servica oo1 e mission announces an examination 's Oct. 1s, for chronological ranger. cit
 CT sex. over IS years of age, Bureau v Entomology, Department of Agricultu i- for. service in the Rocky Mountain a rS Pacific Coast States, at salaries rar o ing from s1,oO0 to $1,40O a year.