Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-16
Norwich. Friday. Sept. 1e, 1891.
VARIOUS MATTERS

SFs III tHe LorQ Polnt su inner co:ony. | Regular meeting. K. of C. tonight at 8 o'clock.-adv. Jane Allen, 8 resident of the town of North Stonington. died in Norwich hos pital at the weekend. Soft crsSs and choice oysters at Pow CTS Bros.'-adv.
 When Ekonk grange gave the pro- gram at Pachaug recently, feature was an old time spelling match.
 The Norwich branch of the Warner Brothers corset factory :u Bridgeport has suspended operation for time.
 School boys will deolaim today Wash ingtons Farewell Address, which was delivered on the date of Sept r in 17ss.
 Dr. E. Durham is at her office in the Shannon building daily.-adv
 Fur collectors of the s-ate have for warded their stocks to New York, for the big auction which opens Monday next and continues through the week.
 Mlssrs Terrie and Brace Harding of Hamburg are teaching in Essex. the former as principal of the graded school and the latter in the third grade.
 The rain which fell in such d heavy shower, late Thursday afternoon, help ed some in refreshing the Drowned lawns and fields. The moon came out l early in the evening.
 The official board of Sterling Metho- dist church has adoptei the pan of holding the observance ot the Lords Supper, once a quarter, instead of once month as during the past year.
 Dance Saturday night, state arm l ory, Pleasant street, Willimantic.-adv.
 Some of the old soldiers remembered that Tuesday marked the anniversary of the writing of The Star S7angled Banner by Francis Scctt Key following the bombardment of Fort McHenry.
 Society papers in New York noted i Thursday that Mir and Mrs Pcultney Bgelow, who recently returned from the far east, are to hold their annual st-home at Malden-on4 4HudHon Eatur- i day, Oct. 1.
 During Thursday, Raymond E. Smith son of Supt- E. A. Smith. found violets in bloom In Mohegan park Ttlis young | 175 specimens of howe-3 which grew l In the park
 | Dance in Canterbury Grange hall. Saturday night Sept. IT, Morey's orches- | tra,-adv.
 | Olive Turner, left Thursday for Port 1 land, Me, for the school year. Mist Turner is teacher in the Portland High school and Miss Olive Turner is a pupil there. Their home Is Coventry. The Moosup Journal states that the question Of whether CT not the town i VIII at once proceed to provide s71ita- hle accommodations for the inmates of the town farm is to be decided at the October town meeting.
 Those in the membership of Piainhe1d Academy Alumni Association whose deaths have been reported since the ga- ttering of 1919 include Luther Eaton George J. Corey and Archibald S sraulding of Norwich.
 Oysters. sca11ops crabs, sf1rimps Holsters, long clans round clans, lit tie necks and a big variety of fresh fish Broadway Fish Market, 40 Broadway adv.
 Fulton market agents have offered Noank otter trawlers who fer the pas week have been bringing In scaiIops il large quantities, s1.25 a tusael in th shell Or $3 8 gallon out of the shei1 to all they might bring in.
 Don't miss the fall fashion show I Happiness, Davis theatre, Sept. 1s.- 1 adv.
 Mrs. Honiy B. Stafford, her son, Hen ry Barnard Stafford and daughter, Lf11 Stafford of New ' ork, have returne home after spending week with Mir safford's parents Judge and Mrs. Et win S. Agard, of Holland. n Cottagers at wamphassett Potn stonington, have employed watchma l. to patrol the iand here during the al ., preaching nunting season and he wi II be on the lookout for violators of tf law who shoot on posted grounds.
 Drygoods buyers find that after a absence from the market for man years cfuny lace edged pillow cases al again finding themselves on display the stores. A large cotton goods hon. has successfully revived the fashion
 Exchange and buy Happiness" ticke at Davis theatre today after ten o'cloc adv.
 The state police are doing all the
 can toward protecting growers whi,
 the harvesting season Is on Such du - was one of the causes advanced for Il reorganization of the department, ar
 the success attending it's efforts wi b. be noted with interest.
 A resolution urging the National ' " c. T. U. to take action against Il 4t.t snOWlng or ArDuCkIe II ms Tn any ct ,n r of the country has been adopted by Il -; w. c. T. U. in a number of places ,,S also action taken looking toward u " suppression of similar booze parties.
 The new law regarding juvenile cour
 will mako quite a change in court pr - cedure in the trial of children "Chil \ under the act means any person und IS years -cf age. Children are class
 fled in the law as dependent. uncar for, negelcted, defective and de1inquer 0' There win be special meeting of t
 Norwich Housing Co. this afternoon
 the rooms of the Chamber of Commert
 Thames Loan & Trust Co. building at
 o'clock.-adv.
 Rounding out fifty years as superi
 tendent of the New London water q
 nartment and thirty-fve years as supe
 intendent Of the itewer departmer
 Walter H. Richards was retired We
 nesday on a pension, his retirement
 become effective on the first Monday
 October.
 About 200 rol1s and 30 pounds
 meat left from the supper in St. P;
 rick's basement chapel Wednesday z
 ening. were distributed by automob
 on Thursday to the County Home. aln
 house and to poar families of the D,
 ish, by Mrs. Nelson c. Disco and M Shannon.
 The office of the tax collector will an open this (Friday) evening until
 clock to receive personal taxes 2
 names of all de1inquents after Mond la- the 18th instant will be given to of city attorney as the law directs-adv ad Drrino 17huredov +ba oo,..i..