Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-26
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at eli o'clock this evening.
 White Cross Council, K. of C., is planning to commemorate Columbus day by harvest festival.
 The girls from old Mystic who camp at Lantern Hnl have remained later than usual this season. In spite of summer heat Saturday business was good merchants finding fall trade very satisfactory.
 The Purchasing Agents Association of Connecticut will hold it's September meeting in New Haven Tuesday eve ] ming.
 Carl D. Gallup has moved his mill from Ekonk near Norwich and will be- gin saving for the Ingalls, Lumber com pany.
 During the period of trolley transfer on the West Side. Conductor George J. ] RaymorET supervises the safety first i precautions
 The Rockville Chamber of Commerce is to cooperate with the Rockville Fair Association this season to make the fair success
 1 New London grammar schools are so crowded that upper and lower halls are utilized. In the Fifth ward. the HaglloT school has over 800 pupils. Connecticut milk producers are being invited to attend the national dairy show which is to be held at the Mime sota fair grounds at St. Paul, Oct. to I15.
 News has been received that U. S S. Caesar, Capt. Fred Seibert, which was
 at the submarine base until late in
 June, has left Panama, her destination
 San Diego, California
 The Lawton Mills at Plainfeld has opened a dental clinic at the Lawton Inn annex. Dr. F. D. Browning of
 Jewett City Is in charge, assisted by Dr W. A. Mills Of Norwich
 Plans for the establishment of state club to be located in Hartford were
 discussed Saturday night at a, joint
 meeting of the Modern Woodmen and
 the Royai Neighbors of America.
 In the United Congregational church
 Mrs Arthur L. PeaIe's Sunday schoo i class IS taking charge of arranging ane distributing the flowers used in churcl ! each Sunday from now untfi Novembe1 first.
 Thursday, Sept. 29, Yale University
 will formally open for it's 221st yea
 with James Rowland Anger, inaugural
 ed fourteenth president last June tt
 succeed Dr. Arthur T. Hadley, presi
 dent since 1899
 The school for the Connecticut Leagu Of Women Voters will hold classes nex
 month at New Haven, in the Yal
 buildings and the lecturers will be pro
 fessors at the university The pur- pose is to teach women politics. In the New London city court Satur ? day morning Judge s. Victor Prince i'm posed fines of $200 each on eleven me . convicted of the sa.e of liquor, and $10 in the case of one person, and the for feiting of bonds of a thirteenth.
 Of interest to Norwich friends in tn
 society note from the Berkshires tha ) Mrs. William B. Osgood Fled, Mrs 3 Webb, MT. Drayton and Bishop Thoma ) Frederic Davies played foursome 0 9 the Stocbrtdge golf course Friday. Rev. H. B. Goodsell, of Andover Con gregationaI church. and Rev. Henry W
 Hubert, of Groton, were among pas tors expressing views in a Hartfor , Sunday paper concerning the Derplex o ing problems and needs of the rura , church.
 0 The new train schedules on the Ne c 1 Haven railroad at Rockville went int ) effect Sunday morning with reductio in service on the Interurban line an , the curtailment of the steam servic, 1 There are two trains where there al no connections