Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-04
VARIOUS MATTERS.

evening.
 This week there are 5s patients in | Backus hospital.
 Meeting of Catholic Ladies of Columbus tonight at 8 o'clock.-adv.
 Several muaic lovers from Norwich and i vicinity are attending the Worcester Mu- sic Festival
 The Crescent Beach railroad station closed Monday for the season Agent | Charles A. Beckwith goes on spare list.
 A birthday social given by Ness Re- bekah lodge, East Hampton, for the in- firmafy at Odd Fellows Home Groton, netted $40. A party of Noank young people of the village attended dance in Gales Ferry Saturday night, the trip being made in Gabe McGaw's truck
 The mails have been increased for the | past two or three days by holiday greet | ins cards exchanged between Jewish res- | idents and their kinsfolk
 St James, lodge, No. 2s, F. & A. NJ, works the first degree at Masonic Temple | tonight at 7.30.-adv. The first election returns received Monday by The Bulletin came from Hen 4ry Kendall, selectman of Lisbon, where i the republicans made a clean sweep.
 A runnmage sale held in Buckingham Memorial at the week end by Clara Barton Tent, No. '. D. ofsv., in charge of Mrs. J. c. Atterbury, cleared nearly $15.
 somersvi1le residents, Mir and Mrs. Daniel Avery and little daughter Vir- ginia, have returned home, after two 1 weeks stay at Oswegatchie. on the Ni- antic river.
 Big Novelty Dance, State Armonry, | Wfllimantic, Wed. night, Oct. 4th, Henry Carey's Ocean Beach orchestra.-adv
 Among other paintings several by the late J. Alden Weir. a Windham summer resident, are in the opening exhibition of the season in the Ferargil Gallery. | New York.
 Thomas Brown of Packer, has bought one of Charles Phillips houses in Plain field, and will soon occupy it. MT. Brown | has been postmaster at Packer for twen- ty-fve years.
 Connecticut's highway conservation policy saved the state S200,000 In surface repairs last spring, according to a statement by Motor Vehicle Comn1is- sioner Stoeckel.
 At a meeting of the football squad Carl A. Main, of Moosup, 1922, was elect
 ed captain. About thirty men have
 turned out for practice the past week at Plainfeld High school. Big musical battle between Peerless
 Jazz orchestra, Willimantic and Hum
 phrey's Dance orchestra, Norwich. State
 Armony, Willimantic, Sat. night Oct. Sth.-adv.
 Tax Collector Claude A. Mills has filed his report of taxes collected for
 the town of Vernon during the past . year and has turned over $127,605.54 to Treasurer John B. Thomas.
 The Torland County Sunday School association is to hold a convention next . Wednesday. at the Methodist Episcopal , church, Rockville, the theme. being Lead
 ership in the Church School"
 Frank Parizek, one of the first pear . button manufacturers in WTllington haE started a plant in Gurleyville at the ole - William Williams silk mill, purcha sec
 of E. L. Smith of Willimantic. l. A Warrenville young woman, Miss Flu
 nice McQuaid is teaching in the SoutI 7 Ashford district. For the past two year:
 the children in that locality have at
 tended the Ashford town school. ; Annual meeting of Ladies' Aid societ, q | Ol lTlully MeIHOulSC TOT elGCJlOl {; of officers and other business, Wednes n day afternoon, October 5th, at 3 o'clock ' A full attendance necessary-adv. ! The MoosuD house. which has bee l. closed for the past two years has bee e sold by Mrs. Helen M. King to Ros Stevens of Moosup. The hotel was bull
 in 1892 by the late Samuel J. King.
 Next week the city of Pawtucket, R. I
 is to celebrate It's 250th anniversary n featuring the first cotton mill in Amer q ica. built by Samuel Slater, grandfathe of the late John F. Slater, of Norwich t. At the Metropolitan Museum of Ar r, a former instructor at Norwich Az S school, Miss Edith R. Abbott, is giv r, ing a series of -ectures in connection wit Tt the Association of Private School Teach S. CTS.
 |; Most of the silos about Coventry ar filled and no frost has yet been observed c. For number of years a great man
 fields of corn were damaged by Nh frost before they were ripe enough t
 cut.
 The reading room of the Otis Hbrar h. was opened for the season, Sunday after 1; noon, in charge of the assitant librarian H. Miss Harriet G. Cross. There were twer a. ty visitors during the hours between v- and 6.
 Deputy Commissioner Thomas l I' Eagen and Inspector Charles Fine 9' the weights and measure department - the state police have been in Rockvil ii,S during the past week inspecting weight IT. and measures.
 At Christ Episcopal church, Sunday e- ening services were resumed this wee ru the rector, Rev. Rich\rd R. Grahar n' preaching. Chorister Ernest M. Ibbotso A, Is having three rehearsals weekly fc no ' the 24 choir boys.
 of During Monday, Arthur H. Raney, i, T. iured in an automobile accident .o Franklin Sunday night, was discharge
 from Backus hospital and returned 4,, his home in Wllimantic. Mrs. Raney still at the hospital.
 The new Salvation Army captain ar = his wife are introducing up to date met ", ods in Norwich, making visits and co
 lections in a touring car driven by u
 wife. They have placed their young sc ' in the r1rivate SnIoo1