Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-15
Norwich, Thursday, Sept. IS, 1891
VARIOUS MATTERS

AA5AI NeIlC4e lamps at o'15 cloch this evening.
 The harvest moon will be full Satur- day the 17th at 220 B. m.
 With the coming of September 18th the straw hat season of 1921 Is sup posed to end.
 The Connecticut League of Art Stu dents will resume sessions at Hartford the first of October.
 L. N. Pratt. who has conducted bus mess in Moosup for the past eighteen years, sold out to John Bednarz
 Scallops, oysters, clans, new sword, blue. flat, butter, cod, haddock, Saturday at Powers Bros.-adv.
 The third meeting of the New Eng land conference of Jewish social work CTS is to be held in Hartford on Sun day.
 A well baby clinic was held wednes- day afternoon at Rockville, under the auspices of the Rockville Visiting Nurse Association.
 Dance Saturday night, State Arnory, Pleasant street. Willimantic.-adv.
 The temperature was almost low enough to suggest frost, early We'd nesday morning, and for time a pierc-
 
 It is noted in New York papers that MT. and Mrs. Henry B. Plant have mo- tored from Eastern Point and are stay ing at the Plaza.
 The 14th Regiment, Connecticut Vol unteer Infantry. which took part in 34 | engagements will hold it's annual re- union in Middletown next Saturday.
 Farmers in a number of places t,is year have planted sunfowers In s1ic corn. The agricultural journals recon mend sunfowers to be cut with silc corn.
 A fine line of new fall millinery i. now being shown by Mrs. Walter Rogers T Union street.-Adv.
 It was announced Wednesday by th United States civil service conamis. sion that the railway mail test will b. held Sept IT, The entrance salary | $1,6Oo.
 Wednesday at 1o.sO, the rector o+ Christ church, Rev. Richard R. Ora ham, was at Norwich state sanatoriun for the weekly service of morning prayer.
 Rev. A. P. solandt of Marion, nea Southington, has been secured by tht Lords Day League for it's work in Con necticut and will begin his new dutie October 1st.
 Miss Katherine Ludington of olc Lyme who is New England director o the League of Women Voters will speal at the citizenship conference, being hell at the University of Vermont.
 Wednesday morning, at o'clock, il St. Patrick's church, relatives ant friends attended an university re i quiem high mass for Cornelius Smith sung by the rector, Rev. Michael H May.
 Millinery opening today, attractiv trimmed hats, lowest prices. Come an see them. A Broadway, Fournier.- adv.
 At one time during Wednesday af ternoon cars were parked solidly alon both sides of East Main street, man owned by men who were applying fc licenses to the deputy of the state aU tomobi'e commissioner.
 Block Isand, which has popuIatio of 1900 ali the year round and 500 or 5000 in the summer time, is witt out physician and resolutions hay been adopted by the town council, asI | ing soma doctor to locate there. The plan of collecting the state ta on amusements is working well. Dire ; payments are made to the state ts , commissioners office in Hartford It l only transient shows which will call fl ; action upon the part of county commi , sioners.
 :; The Bolton people who will take pa l in Q play to be given at Covent1 , Grange fair are: John H. Massey, Mo gan Alvord Mrs. Elsie Jones' MT : Elsie Jones' Mrs. George Whlppert, MI Myron Lee, Miss Adena Loomis and :; Wesson Phelps.
 ', An anniversary requiem high mass W " be sung in St. Mary's church, Norwic il on Friday, Sept 18th for the repose of u f soul of Mrs. AUrelia Brunelle.-Adv. n At the annual business meeting a TollandN Library association held Mo
 day afternoon, che nominating commt
 tee was Miss Miriam L. Underwoo Miss Helen Hawkins and Mrs Willia B. Ludlow. Mrs. Edwin s. Agard "
 elected president. = The supreme court will begin bu, 5 ness for the new court year in Hal
 ford the first Tuesday of October T
 cases on the docket for the term i
 clude, from Windham county, Jacob
 pert and another against Nazarle Pei ! quin, plaintiffs appeal.
 Accompanied by their guest, Miss r
 lerton of Bellerica Mass, MT al a Mrs. Ernest l. Brooke of Waurega II Conn, were visitors recently at u 'u home of MT. and Mrs T. W Biddles ,u Potter Hill. R. I. They were returni le from several weeks automobile trip Sherbrooke, Canada. ,d In answer to queries regarding t ~ sale of the land and lighthouse ,e Morgans Point, Noank, the would 'e purchasers have been informed that |
 U. s. government will not sell it. F
 Keeper Riley is quoted as saying tr N "they are allowed to ask only one d. H lar year for rent"
 M. and Mime. Paul Rotival of Pa,
 France, have announced the engas
 ment of their daughter, Mile. Den \ Rotival. to Andrew J. Fox, Jr., son
 Dr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Fox of N
 York. Nile, Rotival has been spendi
 the summer with MT. and Mrs Han ton Holt in Woodstock, Conn.
 The bureau of public roads I launched a project to ascertain the
 tai mileage of rural as well as urt highways in the United States,
 character and extent of their impro' ] ment, the expense incident to their ct struction and maintenance, the ori' v