Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-11
VARIOUS MATTERS

(standard tine) this evening.
 Repairs continue at Trinity Methodist church on Main street, to strengthen the front wall of the edihce.
 The days length is now only i2 hours, 45 minutes. a decrease of ? hours. S4 minutes since the longest days in June. Six members of the "W'' club of Moosup Baptist church enjoyed an outing at Sound View over the week end recent "
 In keeping with the change Of time Sept 2e, the timetable of Norwich and Worcester rAtlroad will be advanced one hour.
 The United States civil service conirnis- sion has ordered an examination for as sistant examiner, patent ofice, at $l,5oo year.
 Motorists through Groten never fail to admire the beautiful grounds and thrifty flowers at the plant of the Ship and En- zine company.
 Helen Rowiand's new and delightful book, "A Guide to Men, on sale at Cranston's.-adv.
 G. A. R. posts of the state are choosing delegates to the 56th national eflcarnp- Sept. 24 to as.
 After the sun decided to shine. follow ing noon Sunday. the day proved very pleasant the temperature remaining about so degrees.
 Into the fellowship of the United church the pastor, Rev. A. H Abbott, received by letter Sunday Mrs. Maria MacPherson Schenk.
 At Mystic, the Junior Red Cross life saving crew of the Community house gave a swimming exhibition at the new bridge Saturday evnlng at o'clock. pr. Frederick A. Lund. formerly of Norwich, and Mrs. Lund of New York have been spending the season at Eastern Point. where they have summer home. The New Haven railroad stations at Sound View and Grove Beach closed Thursday for the season South Lyme will close the 21st and Crescent Beach the 2sth.
 During the vacation of Louis A Wheeler, who will return next Sunday, George A. Turner sang tenor at the | United Congregational church Sunday morning.
 At Ashford, William Maine and son. after saving 1,s50.ooo feet of lumber on 1 the Reed lots, have moved to the Mowry and Burrill lots and started saving the past week.
 I During the morning service at Christ church Sunday the rector, Rev. Richard | R. Graham, requested the prayers of the congregation for Mrs. Harding. wife of l the president. l There will be q regular meeting of Rev. Daniel Mullen Assembly at K. Of c. home Tuesday evening at s o'clock | adv.
 1 Postmaster John P. Murphy of Norwich has received an invitation to attend the convention of the National Association of l Postmastefs of the United States, to be held in Washington Sept. 27, 5S and 2s.
 The state has young man, Milton l Hick of Rocky Hill. looking for pine blis- ter rust on the pines throughout the town II of Union. The work will take about | three weeks. He Is boarding at Lambert | Ferrys.
 Millmen about this section are admit. ting that, although the snap that was l visible a fortnight ago Is lacking, the current demand for colored cottons Of the heavier constructions has been fairly i active the past week.
 Local ex-service men who were sta. tioned at Forts Michie and Terry durine the World war are interested in the re. ports that the war department will prob ably vaeate the two garrisons because q the army reduction plans
 One of the 'ebest sellers' among post cards at Ocean Beach this season hal been the card showing the Harvard crews quarters at Gales Ferry, thl slightly property owned by Charles Fl Brown of Warren street, Norwich.
 The lawn fete Of St Patrick's parish held recently, afternoon and evening, a
 the K. of c. home on Broadway, sur passed the high record even of St. Pat rieks, netting the surprising sum 0 $2-275.65, with little more coming. With the change of schedule today
 Sept. 11th. one-rnan cars will be put o,
 the Norwich and Westerly, Watch Hi
 and Atlantic Beach lines, which vii
 make ene-man cars on all lines in an out of westerly except che Groton an. l Stonington
 About IFS children from St. John
 parish, Piainfeld, held picnic at Moesu
 pond last week Wednesday under the al rection of Father J. J. Tyler. Local pee
 pie loaned their cars and Misses Mario
 Lee and May and irene Evans helped i taking care of the children.
 Park church quartet Mrs A. E, stery
 Mrs B. A. Harris. Chorister Eben Learn ca ana William A. Lund, rave the an them, Te Deum Gin B fat). by CustAnc. Sunday, also Hosmers We May Not Ciirn
 the Heavenly Steeps, the latter with
 pleasing solo by Mrs. Harris
 The cottage colony at Neptune Par
 never loses interest in the sleop yacH
 Caroline. the graceful pleasure crai
 owned by Rutherford C. Plaut of Nol
 wich. MT. Flaut and his guests hay : been making big catches of sea. bass, fla;
 fish, blackfsh and founders
 Another gang of painters arrived las week at Saybrook Junction with thei
 sleeping car and material: They wi start In painting all the bridges, trestlAi etc.. between Sayhrook and Middletow on the Valley division, the same as 6 the New Haven division from the junt tion to New London. wililnEten's Federated church paste Rev. ". V. Allen. and Mrs, Allen wer
 rharvied IS years Sunday, Sept. 10. The ? were married at Hope Baptist church. A
 eary, N. Y. Rev. D. R. Allen, then nsstc
 and father of Willington's pastor ne, formed the ceremony. as he has done fe
 his other four sons and one daughter
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