Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-02
VARIOUS MATTERS

The aImanacs promise scsere frosts today.
 The month began with typica. gray day and trief showers.
 CIysmic Water-A sure win
 Dummy says nothing-but CIysInic.- adv.
 Local students aE Trinity college had cornmemorated as Founders dag.
 several from this section attended the Fellowship meeting at the Ledyard Congregational church Wednesday.
 November is a month of short days By to morrow the length of the day will have decreased exactly five hours
 E. W Marvin of willin1antic has sold the property at Nos. 114 and f16 Oakland terrace, Hartford, to H E. Lester
 When Judge Gardiner Greene of Norwich presides in the superior court ;.t Hartford Friday he will near six un contested divorce cases
 Gen. ETeman O. Averill. the cat'le commissioner. is spending his vacation has lad in twelve years.
 SielludD SCHOOL begins tonight. Children and private lessons Sa turday afternoons. Cadillac hall adv.
 school age in the Falls district of Nor Vich was reported Tuesday to the state comptroller to be PA
 The last of the new brick pavement was, put in ol. Wednesday. The re- laying of the block paving at the head of Market street is now under way.
 Mrs. Bertha Hirsch Baruch of Los Angeles, Cal. darghter of s. J. Hirsch, has article in the current issue of tie Federation of Clubs Magazine.
 Representative Hyde of Canterbury was visitor to the capitol Monday. He treated his friends to delicious specimens of his apple crop. Hartford Times.
 Regular coavocation, Franklin chap ter, No. 4. R. A. M., al Masonic tenn pie. this evening. Work in the P M., and M. E. NJ, degrees.-adv.
 By the new law, the closing hour of bedrooms is set at 1 q. h.. except where they are come pted with saloons when the saloon closing hour must be observed.
 Wednesday. the feast of All Saints.
  munich in the Episcopal churches with commemorative prayers for the faith full departed
 The harvest moon will be full on the eth, fact of which the Changers and others will take advantage. The best moonlight nights this month are from the 4th to the 10th.
 The speaker at the Friday evening meeting of -he revival services at the Uncasville N. E. church will be Rev. Frederick ". Coleman, pastor of Trin- ity N. E. church, Norwich.
 Steamer Chester ". Chapin has been ordered from the Norwich line to take the place of the Richard Peck on the daily trips between New Haven and New York, commencing November s.
 Yesterday. I holy day of obligation, many attended the masses in St. Pat by Rev. Hugh Treanor- at by Rev William r. Cavanaugh, and at s by Rev. Thomas \. Grumbly.
 Members of the Girls Friendly s,- ciety have been notified that the an Iual meeting of the Connecticut 6. F. $. is to be held in Middletown in the new parish house of Holy Trinity church on November 16 and 17th.
 A meeting of the Church cIU5 Of the Episcopal diocese of Connecticut, held in Bridgeport at the Stra ,tield Tuesday evening, brought together 50 CT mure of the most prominent lay workers of the Episcopal church in the state.
 During this month the planet Venus is morning star and will be found in all it's crescent glory near the first magnitude star Spica in the constella- tion Virgo. It will be al it's greatest ion of Der D.
 Twenty-Five Ayrshire cattle selected to represent Branford farm were at the National Dairy show at Chicago, the greatest cattle show in America, when the coveted ribbons were award- ed Tuesday. TWenty-cne of the ali malls won prizes
 Until November 15 the notice of State Warden $. N Spring holds good, that fires in or near woodland must not be klndled without permit from the local warden, nor is it lawful to kindle fires on private land without pernlis sion from the owner.
 The water department has laid the main from Stony brook as far as the bridge over the west arm of the Tan tic river. There il is going under the footpath on me south side, two eight inch iron pipes taking the place of the 16-snch over the tracks.
 Referring 10 Gustave Hoffman, for merly of Norwich, the Rockville Jour nal says: MT. Hoffman has had many Inducements to open a studio in New ! 1ork, but prefers to remain in Rock vile this winter to continue his study of the art of copperplate etching.
 Four discharges from bankruptcy have been granted by Judge James P. Piatt of Hartford in the district court of the United States. They were to Joseph Swartzburg. Jr.. of Norwich: Helen NJ. Ginsberg, Gertrude M School and Lcuisa Monfils, all of New Haven.
 Never were SD many pumpkins black cats, post cards. fancy napkins and similar supplies fer Halloween sold in Norwich as have beeR disposed of this week. Grocers, too. came in for their silare of the trade, having .l big demand fol fancy aPples. n.ts sweet cider. cheese. can 1les, etc
 A Cornish, N. H.. deseatch -announc- es that an EuGal Suffrage league has been formed i1l that town. and that one of the delegates appointed to the state convention Jo be held in Man chester N9yennsr f5-tt, is Wi4tcr