Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-13
VARIOUS MATTERS

town today, the 18th, for the fall open ings
 A fine line of new fall millinery is now being shown by Mrs. Walter Rog- CTS, II Union street-adv.
 The rain early Monday morning glad dsned the hearts of tke farmers, who, like Oliver Twist are now demanding | "More!"
 Mir. and Mrs. Lloyd NJ Church and !! children of West Hartford, left Satur- | day for Gales Ferry, to remain for two l weeks. Everett Whipple of Eoluntown cele- brated Monday the twenty-ffth anni- versary of his starting in business in that town, Cards received Sunday and Mondoy from Mayor Herbert M. .Lerou reported his arrival in New Orleans after very pleasant trip.
 So much dry weather has caused the trees to shed their leaves in a way which makes many unusually beautiful lawns unsightly.
 In the superior court at Rockville last week, Ruth L. McGraw was granted d. vorce from John G. McGraw on the ground of assertion.
 Comfortable weather. with the mercury below 80 degrees, made Monday an agreeable day, although the sun was hidden most of the afternoon Practically all the city families left Connecticut Saturday and Sunday. as the New York schools opened Monday, with a registration of over 900,000 Earl Colburn of Panama writes home to relatives in Elliott, Windham county, that he is well and finds plenty of work 1 to do there He is in the navy. On recommendation of Superintendent Clough, the Vernon town school commit tee has agreed to open the evening 1 schools Monday, September 18th.
 The summer residents of Groton Long Point are leaving for their homes Among them ire MT. and Mrs. Thomas H. Beckhey, of Lincoln avenue, Norwich.
 Regular meeting of Sachem chapter, | No. ', o. B. S., tonight at 7.45 All members are requested to be present. 1 adv.
 The County Farm and Home Bureau | News advises: A very good year to seed heavily with clover but don't forget to insure your investment by the use of lime.
 Miss Maud Shaw has returned to her duties as matron of the State Oral school in Mystic, after spending several weeks at the Congregational parsonage in East Canaan.
 Charles Saunders, of North stoning. ton, has moved his steam saw mill into the Babcock woodlot recently purchas. ed by Joseph Gerard from Thomas Wheeler.
 At the D. A. R. Museum, Saturday afternoon, when Mrs. Wallace S. Ali. was hostess, there were eleven visitors including callers from Brooklyn, N. Y. New Jersey and the west.
 Good progress has been made of lat, in building the Boswell avenue road the cement being laid as far as tn,
 Point" further work awaiting the cleo trlc roads repairs on it's roadbed
 Stafford Springs tourists, Judge W. H Heald and Farley Patten, write of tn beauties of their trip to Los Angeles . 1hey went by the Canadian line ant expect to be absent about a month.
 Camp Mystic, on Mystic river, conduct ed by Miss Mary L. lobe, of New York has ended very successful season. Owe 40 tents Were used for the girls wn : gathered there from all parts of tn | country.
 A West Glocester, R. L, correspond ent mentions that Mrs! Everett Cutie  dren spent a week at Lord sPoint, Nil Cutler and MT. Moore spending the wee . end with them.
 The school year of 1921-22 will h the twenty-ffth anniversary year of su perlntendent Berlin W. Tinker, of tn 5 Waterbury schools, son of former pas tor of Trinity Methodist church, No1 wich, Rev. Ezra Tinkar. Buyers find that sport and novelt handkerchiefs. which were in great de mand the early part of the year, ar E now neglected Women's all whit handkerchiefs with neatly embroider ed corner are said to be leading in pop ularity.
 The families of Drs. Leon F. and AT maud J. L2Pierre, have returned t Norwich after spending the summer a thelr cottage at Lords Point. The fam Il fly of Attorney Charles L. Stewart ha returned to Norwich after a month a Redwing cottage. {: There are many complaints about tn inconvenience of having Doxology Ian closed for so long. Now that the It modelling of the Crawford property is S nearly completed, people accustomed { use the lane are grumbling over the de lay in putting 1t in condition. Fire Prevention Day this year will r October g, the fiftieth anniversary of th Chicago fire, according to an announce ment by the National Fire Protectio
 association. The observance of the da
 both in the United States and Canad; will far surpass those of previous year Nj Rev. Henry W. Hubert, D. D., . Groton, will preside this (Tuesday) e7
 ening, at a big county celebration
 honor of Dante, at the New London VI
 cational school. MT. Hubert is ho-
 ing that many from Norwich will joi
 in the special commemoration exerci
 es.
 The current White Ribbon Ixanne | notes that the W. c. T, U. of Thoml
 son was organized August 23, 1899
 has A members and 4 honorary men
 bers. There have been 10 sessions du
 ing the last year During all these yea
 there have been only two presidents. MI
 Jennie Robinson and Mrs. Minnie Bi by.
 At a short calendar session held - Rockville in the Holland county superi
 court. with Judge George E. Hinman D the bench, the case of Lucille E. Er
 ing against Olive F. Stengel was a
 signed for September 21. The case
 Simon Silverman against the New H lS ven road was assigned for SeptemI
 21.
 Advocating a general meter system f Norwich, Supt. c. W. Burton report Under present conditions, two-thirds
 the services under flat rate and or
 third metered, the consumer under t
 fiat rate charged by the department, e
 use and waste as much water as
 pleases without any extra expense