Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-07
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at 5.o7 this evening.
 Clear and fine weather is the. pre-
 To Inquirer: The black, white and red lag is the merchant flag of Ger many.
 Election returns will be received at the Shetucket club tonight.-adv.
 The high price of coal has given owners Of woodlots caance to gath CT in many extra dollars of late.
 Although the saloons will be closed today In accordance with election day laws. there was no particular nights iaWs' there was no particular might
 Be sure to attend Fifth Co.'S dance at the Armory Wed. evening.--adv.
 As we'll as presidential there will be state elections today in New Hamp- shire, Vermont, Massachusetts,, Rhode ISsland and Connecticut. @
 Friends at Liberty Hill have re- ceived letters from MT. and Mrs. O. W. Gurley telling of their safe arrival at Winter Haven. Florida
 Election returns will be received at the Shetucket club tonight.-adv.
 The pledges towards the Conference Claimants Fund represented by Dr. F. 5. Bass amounted at Trinity Meth od1st church. Norwich, to over three hundred and thirty dollars.
 Twenty-thre persons lost their lives in automobile accidents in Con nectlcut during October, according to unofficial records of violent deaths in the state during that period.
 The planet Mars is too low in the western evening sky to be favorably observed during November It is in Scorpio near Antares on the list and near Sagtttarius on the 9th
 A Norwich woman writes from New York of the numerous cases of infan- tile paralysis still prevalent there and of the pitiful sight of so many chiI- dron crippled as a result of the dis ease.
 Dying and alone William Dart aged 54 years was discovered in lone and unfrequented shack in Mantle Sat- urdav. He was sent to a New Lon don hospital where he died Sunday morning.
 Public invited to hear election re- turns at Y. M. c. A. Tuesday night adv.
 The Benevolent Union of the Central Baptist church is asking all members Of the church and congregation for articles to send in the annual Mis- sionary barrel to the Mather school, in the South.
 At the quarterly meeting of the Mi antic Improvement Association, Inc, held Tn the Methodist church Monday evening, Rev. c. A. Northrop of Nor wich delivered an address on Mind ing Ones Own Business
 The polls in all districts will open at o'clock this morning and remain open in all districts until o'clock in the afternoon.
 The Shore Line Electric Railroad company has been notified by the public utilities commission that it must equip. on or before June 1, 1917, all it's double-truck open troll ley cars with double running boards.
 St. James lodge, No 23, F. and A. M, works the third degree tonight at Masonic Temple at 7.30 o'clock.-adv.
 Ii1 S. Y IlSdIuOIl. WHOSE arI1 was broken Monday. when she turned her ankle and fell on the station at North was former Nor wich resident, when her husband was agent of the Falls Company about 1902.
 Citizens who had become of age since the last meeting of se1ectmen or who will become of age today. were made voters by the Groton se- lectmen and town clerk at a special meeting at the town hall in Poquonoc, Monday.
 The Central Committee fund for the Relief of Jews Suffering through the War, subscriptions to which should be sent to Harry Fischel. treasurer, has been increased by new contribu- tions, including from the committee in New London, s21.
 The tax collectors office will be open this evening. Thursday and Friday evening until 8 o'clock for the purpose of collecting city taxes. Interest will be added after Friday, the 10th.-adv.
 For the opening of the grand opera season in New York. the parterre box No. has been taken for odd Mon days by Clarence W. Bowen, of New York and Woodstock. and a grand tier box No. 54. for Saturday matinees, by George M. Landers. of Ocean avenue.
 When the Mapleton Literary club of Sufheld meets at the home of Mrs. Howard Henshaw Wednesday to dis cuss the Value of Household Arts Education to the Modern Girl" Miss Maude E. Hayes. A. M. of Storrs Az ricultural college. will give an address.
 By an error yesterday in the omis- sion Of paragraph, there was no ref erence to the Sunday evening address of Rev. Richard R. Graham, rector of Christ church, who gave an interest Ing report or the recent Episcopal convention at St. Louis, which he at tended.