Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-30
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at SOS o'clock this evening.
 Sept sOth is st Jerone's day in the church calendar.
 Cod. winch is being brought in nov by the shore town fishermen runs large this year.
 Local merchants are hoping for sharp change to cooler weather, as stimulus to trade.
 At Willimantic Camp Ground, the caretaker has begun painting the seat forms in the audltoriuni.
 The senior choir of St. Patrick's church held rehearsal Friday evening, num- Der of new members joining.
 September which has proved unusually we'll hammered and mild, goes out with day II hours, 50 minutes long.
 Delegates are being chosen to attend the state convention of the Kings Daughters, at New Haven, Oct. 1s-ls.
 Superfous hair. warts and moles re- moved by electrolysis, 62 Asylum Tel. 9S1.-adv.
 A number of Jewish families will en- certain homecoming members for Sun day and the holiday, Tom Kippur, Mon day.
 With the advent of October 4th the planet Saturn will change from evening to morning star for the remainder of the year.
 Tomorrow Sunday afternoon will mark the opening of the Otis library reading room for the season, the hours being 2 to 6.
 Some of the tallest and thriftiest mari golds hereabouts are admired at the res idence of Mir. and Mrs. Frank A. Bill, on West Thames street.
 Norwich parks continue as fresh ana attractive as during midsummer and their benches were occupied by numer- ous visitors during Friday. A Lords Point correspondent men tions that Mir. and, Mrs. Albert Ration of Putnam arc at the Charles W. Brad Nway bungalow at the Point.
 Mrs. orrin B. Leffingwell and Mrs W. Avery Gallup are to be the hostesses at the D. A. R. museum, Norwich Town Green this (saturday) afternoon.
 Up at Quinebaug, Henry Patenaude overseer of finishing at the Intervale mills, has moved his family from Ply mouth, Mass, to the former village.
 Blue points, Numford Cove and Guil- ford oysters, fresh boiled shrimp lob sters and clans at Powers Bros.,. IT Franklin street.-adv. Albert Farrows, of woodstock, son oi Mr. and Mrs. Olin Farrows, has secured employment as machinist with the N T., N. H. & H., R. R, and is stationel ir Groton
 There was the celebration of the Holy Communion at Trinity Episcopal church Friday, the feast of St. Michael and al angels, the rector, Rev. J. Eldred Browr officiating.
 A former Norwich man, Mortinel Stetson. has been advanced from station agent at Central Village for the Norwich and Worcester Division to agent a southbridge, Mass.
 George Harrington and Beatrice Shel don of Woodstock who were united Il marriage Saturday, Sept. 16 are making their home Tn Dayyille where James Ba con formerly lived. ! Mrs. Bertha Ashcraft of Noank is t go to Washington as representative t the national council of Daughters o America. She will be accompanied b. Mrs. Mary c. Latham. deputy nationa council.
 Carl worren, M F. O'Brien of Say brook and George Deskin of New Havel
 
 mobiles. etc, crossing the tracks on In Ferry road south of the saybrook june ton station.
 Frank Carlan of Central Villag cracked a bone in his elbow while a work in the Central Worsted mills. H was brought to Norwich by Dr. James [ Gardner where an X-ray picture of tn injury was taken.
 The project of securing on the out skirts of the city, an automobile cam for the use of tourists was presented t the New London Lions club by it's civi betterment committee, D. J. Lucy, form erly of Norwich, chairman.
 At a meeting of the pupils of tn eighth grade of the Broadway school Mystic, officers were chosen as follows President, Margaret Lankes; vice pres ident, Peter SWizden; secretary. Ethe Douch; treasurer, James Main. . A Thompson man. William Kinnbal who has been at hospital in New Bed ford for treatment for severe burns re ceived three years ago which would no heal, writes home that he is steadily i'm proving 50 he can now walk down to tn beach.
 The faculty for Norwich Art school fo this school year are Henry A. Tirrel ipIHlClpdi hIS. Guy " dTHeT BdSImdn, 0l rector, teacher of design and drawing Miss Aida Watrous, metal work an pottery; Miss Katherine Mallett, drawin and childrens class.
 Judge Samuel E. Holdridge of Ledyar was considered a strong candidate fo state senator on the democratic ticket i the 18th senatorial district which com prises the towns of Norwich, Presto and Ledyard. Judge Holdridge is a vote getter, but declined the offer. . The executive board of the Grosvenc Dale Womans club met recently at tr |, home of Mrs. Elwell F. Kimball. Plan were made for class in basket weavin for the winter evenings. The first mee ' ing of the year was held Thursday af, ernoon, Sept. 18th. with Mrs. Kimban. ]. The United States civil service con
 mission announces that applications wi be received until Oct IT for inspect, - of signal corps equipment at Governor Island, New York, and Washington. 's C., at from $1,s0o to s2,4oo a yea Competitors will be rated on their ed, !. cation. training and experience. |. AErI-LTNcHING CRUSADERS
 ARE ORGANIZED IN CIT ,.l At a meeting held Friday evening