Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-29
Norwich. Friday. sepA 20, lsss
VARIOUS MATTERS
.his is aIrnanac dav for octobe

evening.
 The next holiday. Columbus day. Oct. IF. falls on Thursday this year.
 People in the suburbs are telling of finding the first thin ice early Tuesday morning.
 The W. c. T. U. annual state conven- CT IT, 1S and 1s.
 Norwich stores are already featuring novelties and favors for Halloween. Tuesday, Oct. 31st.
 Munnford Cove and Stony Creek oys- ters. West Side Fish Market. Opened to order.
 An all day golf tournament for omen winners of the state was held Thursday at New Haven Country club. Special meeting of American Legion this Friday) night-adv. | Thomas A. Baker of South Wood stock has purchased what is known as the Talbot House In Sprucedale. supt. A. E. Cruthers men of the street l department gave Church street dress ing of tarvia and sand Thursday. A Sunday school board get-together and 8 mems banquet are among October plans at Trinity Methodist church. The covenant meeting held at the Cen tral Baptist church Thursday evening planned for the work of the last three months of 1922.
 It is mentioned at woodstock Valley that Miss E. M. Greene has returned aft CT spending four weeks with friends in | At Thompson, Miss M. R. Sherman has donated supply of wood from her place to the Boys club for fuel in theiI fireplace this winter.
 | Nine of the less than 30 members oi the 24th Regiment Connecticut Infantry attended the annual reunion held Wed nesday in G. A. R. hall, Mlddletown. l The office of Miss Katherine Lang vii be closed until further notice, on account of illness-adv.
 Mrs. Samuel B. Case and son, Ray mond B.. Case have purchased the de, sirably located residence of Miss Nelli' lC. Turned, 55 Broad street. Norwich. Sunday afternoon next, Oct 1st, at tn hour for vespers, 3.30, there Is to be tn annual Rosary procession and reception , of new members at St. Patrick's churct
 Boss Farmer T. J. Kelleys helper } harvested heavy second crop of ha Thursday from the big field in front c the Norwich State Tuberculosis Sana . torium.
 Having sold their residence, 7S wes Thames street, MT. and Mrs. John F Post are spending a few days at tn :, home of their son, John Palmer Pos in Jewett City.
 | Advance orders for rubber overshoe are already coming in to manufacturers some extent, and 1t is believed that tt i. | first sign of a severe winter will send rt
 tailers scurrying for goods.
 Former Norwich residents, MT. an t Mrs. W. F Converse (Sadie Jewett) l. New Rochelle, N. T., arrived in Old Sa!
 brook this week at their cottage on Map '' avenue, for the balance of the month.
 A Dayville young man, Donald Fiel n returned to Lowell, Mass, to resume n studies; he Is taking up special line
 the woolen business, and has been en l. ployed at the Assawaga mill all summe
 From Noank, Mrs. Herbert Fitch ar
 two children have gone to their home
 Jacksonville, Fla, Mrs. c. l. Fitc
 with whom they spent the summer h; i. accompanied them home for brief vis The first barge of hard coal, 360 ton was delivered at Old Lyme Monday l- the Hartford and Ne wYork Transpo c tation company. The trains going eas
 ward are carrying heavy cargoes of a
 thracite.
 At the annual republican conventi for Holland county held in Rockvi {. Wednesday for the purpose of nomins 1' ing candidates for sheriff. Fred o. VI e. ton of Eagleville was the unanimo choice for renomination. = The office of Miss Katherine Lang V
 be closed until further notice, on accou of dIlness.-adv.
 A United States civil service exal
 ination for stenographer- typist for the (
 partmental service schedule will be ht
 Oct 10. There are increased dman
 for women stenographer-typists in |
 government offices at Washington.
 Pupils at Tourtelotte high school, Nor
 Grosvenordale are working hard to ke
 the radio set, which is being loaned thu
 for time. A concert was given 1d the auditorium Thursday evening, whl
 was enjoyed by about one hundred.
 Wednesday at Rockville fair cattle I no rade, as the cattle passed down thv D. track in front of the judges stand, S
 retary Alfred Rosenberg passed out ns new one dollar bill to each owner in 1 70 parade, twenty-five bills being so giv
 Miss Gladys Roosevelt, one of ma r, campaign directors sent all over ha country from the National Board of
 Y. W. C.. A. in New York, to help bud ur workers, has come to New London so the request of the local board to dir ,f the 1923 campaign for funds. seI The wife of former Congregatio re pastor at Liberty Hill, Mrs. Elwen
 Mead of Georgetown, Conn, Is making
 good recovery from an operation
 goitre in Cleveland hospital. She
 been out of the hospital a week and - at her sisters home in the city. The tip come sto Connecticut trapp
 that beaver furnished the surprise Of
 third day of the fur sale. Not only
 1t sell at prices averaging 5 per ct
 higher than those received at the Spr
 auction, but 1t brought full market
 uFes in the face of an expected decl 's- Thursday was the birthday of \ s Marshall Jewett of 5s Church street. 2" was surprised by the gift of a decorai ifa. basket of beautiful flowers, numer
 handsome birthday cards-one artis pot ally lettered by Registrar of Voters T, nRI D. Guy-as well as A fine ztrirp