Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-01
VARIOUS MATTERS

evening.
 Light vehicle lamps at s:o2 o'clock this evening.
 The first day of the quarter of the year 1921.
 Dance Canterbury Grange hall tonight 1 Morey's orchestra-adv. The best moonlight nights in October will be from the 18th to the 2Oth. The best moonlight nights during Octo- btr will be from the 18th to the 20th. The new rural carrier at Montville | is Michael O'HAern, from Fitchville,
 It is announced that Daniel Mccarthy of Versailles Is the new station agent at Oneco. Fridays rain led the merchants to hope for seasonable cold wave to start fall stocks moving. Water rates due and payable at Water department office.-adv The hunters moon is new today. the 1st, at 7.26 a. m. The moon will be new again October 5Oth
 From twelve seed potatoes, given her by Mrs Charles Hulett, Mrs J. L. Brown of East Killingly has harvested bushel.
 William Musanti in the power boat Frances brought into Noank 124 bushels of scallops Tuesday. Thus far he has the record for the season.
 Noted ballot medium. Isabel Bradley. at Spiritual Academy Sunday-adv.
 Several from Norwich attended a har- vest supper given by Ledyard grange at Ledyard Center Friday evening, for the benefit of the Grange Hall fund.
 total eclipse of the sun is one today Oct. 1st from 5:27 a. m. to 9:44 a. m but is visible only on the Antarctic Ocean in parts of South America
 Beautiful bouquets of dahlias have been presented for the vases at the Otis Library this week by Geduldig's greenhouses and Mrs. Roswell J. P. Brown
 Dance Saturday night. State armory, Willimantic. Ideal Dance Orchestra- adv
 Friday, Sept. 30 was the last day | for paying the state tax by owners of taxible securities. The estates of those neglecting to pay this tax will be Iia- tle to a penalty.
 The dahlias grown by William F. | Brown of Palmer street never were so | beautiful as at present Mir Brown is | always pl17sed to show the flowers to anyone who calls Sunday afternoon. Order your Nu-Bone corset for your new fall suit. Mrs. J. Clish, 104 Frank lin street. Tel. 76S-adv.
 State Senator Charles M. Bakswell ia to give the opening address at the School of Citizenship to be held Oct. 24 l to 28 in Hartford by the Connecticut league of women voters with the coop eration of Yale University.
 Big Novelty Rance Armory. Willi- mantle, Wed. night, Oct 5th. Henry Ca rey's Ocean Beach orchestra.-adv
 The Bishop property at South Plain- field has been sold to Mrs. Edna Bob- bett of Long Branch, N. J.. song i writer who seeks country life The homestead has been in the ownership of the Bishop faT"ily since 1864.
 S6-;nch bleached cotton, suitable for underwear and sheeting. on sale for 13c per yard, at the Mill Outlet Stores Co., | adv.
 It is diverting fact that a new play given it's first presentation in New York Thursday evening, the hero aims to be- come mayor of Hebron Conn, and reads a story before the Hebron Wed. nesday Evening Literary Club.
 Relatives and family friends attended a memorial mass for Thomas F. Bren- nan. offered at s o'clock Friday in St Patrick's church by the rector Rev. M H. May, it the request of White Cros! Council, Knights of Columbus
 The Columbian House will reopen it dining room Sunday, Oct End. Transfer patronage solicited. Special weekly rates adv.
 The D. A. R. Museum on Norwicl Town Green has closed for the season having been open from the first of Ma, until the iast of September When Mis Mary B. Wattles was hostess on tn last afternoon. there were 22 visitors.
 At Plainfield the democratic tow, committee enlarged by the addition 2 two women, is composed of Mrs Edit VI. Kennedy. Mrs Della Allard, JohI T. Goven, D. c. Parker. Dennis Ken nedy, James Downing. simon Sullivan Jason Lathrop and Charles Williams.
 All persons holding tickets for sousa' band concert can redeem them at Eng ler's pharmacy. between ? D. m. and s m. today Saturday. adv.
 Of a former Norwich resident a Ger tral Village correspondent writes: Tn friends of William Simmons are glad 1 know that he is able to walk on tr street without assistance and is muc improved in health. He has been 2 his home most of the time for sever; 1 months.
 Water rates due and payable at wate department office.-adv.
 A Moox1p resident Mrs Joseph S. voie, was called to New York recent when her daughter Irene Coughlin, a actress, was struck by an automobil
 when in company with other girls, sf
 was crossing the street. Miss Coughl
 is suffering from fractured bones an many bruises.