Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-05
VARIOUS MATTERS

| VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at $40 this
 Grape fruit and oranges are selling
 at very reasonable priees in the local
 stores
 Photographers here state that their holiday business has begun eafly this Eseason.
 ues a rich green. in spite of several nights of killing frost.
 some of the leaves from untidy look ing Church street Saturday. 1 So far no. cent stamped envelopes have been iasued to the post offices, but will probably come later.
 The Chappeil farm at Coventry las
 r. seff of Ellington, who have taken possession.
 is that on the George Richard place. About 1000 bushels have been dug
 and stored.
 come to the Preston city Baptist
 church Tuesday night.-adv. | Miss Ruth TuekerzsaAn Burner snd 1 Edwin Dimock of Nev Lenden were i married Saturday at St. James. Epis- 1 copal church..
 1 A service flag Is displayed at the Craney residence. 52 Otis street, in- dicating that John Cunningham .s in
 the Naval Reserves.
 The Holland county commissioners will meet in Rockville Nov. 10 to grant license te all who have made appli- cation and proper returns. At Taleottyiile. the leader of the wolnen's committee on food conser- walton is Mrs. P. P. Bachelor, formerly Miss Fuller. Of Norwich Town. Members of the. chapter here have
 learned that in the next Liberty bond the National D. A. R. sectaty expects to subscribe to a $10s,9o8 bond
 The State Council of Defense sug- Sests that | service Sag be placed in front of the home of every man who Is in the service of the army or navy
 At o'clock Saturday. in St. Pat ouieIn high mass for Mrs. sarah Ry- ick.
 A start has been made on the new grapeiithie walk in front of Mrs. H. F. Palmers property, on Union street replacing the white flags 20 long in use.
 The recent runlmage sale. conduct ed by the Ladies Atd society Of Trin- ity Methedist church, was a great success. about sIe being the net re- suit
 sqnd.s evening at s.se sha B. Y. church was Perseveranee. Scripture, Eph: s: 10-2e. The leader was Miss Freda Moves.
 A Saybrook correspondent mentions that Town Clerk and Mrs. William R. l Bushnell Miss White, formerly of | Led5arD have arrived from their 1 wedding trip.
 All Broadway church girls of Aead- 1 emy age interested in a Camp Fire | organization have been asked to meet 1 Kiniey avenue Tuesday afterneen
 October pFevei a. wetter than ave- may of the weather sursaa. e @ S pre- cipitation Of ASS inches was recorded, whereas the normal fal for this month l is 3.e2.
 Tsspewriting of public records is | made legal ey act Of the Iegislat turs l indicating that the term "writing' on public instruments or reeords shall 1 include tyPeRriting and printing as | well as handwriting
 Already City Missionary Rev. Cl,as. | Thanksgiving cheerful for the poor 1 families of Nerwich. There viii he | & smaller number than usual this fall. | probably about eighty
 A South windharn patient. Mrs. Kurt l Levis. who has been undergoing an operation at the BaclSus hospital. in Norwich, was taken Saturday to the | home of her father fa TaftvifIe where sine will remain for some time.
 It would help carriers on rural routes if patrons would provide them serves sTlfA the necessarily postage for letters, iasteaa Of expecting tne post man to stop and pick up the f tra ooppers required by the new s-o.nt rate.
 TiIa presenta ton of the $50 Liberty Bond purchased by the Norwich Free ] Academy studeats was made by the ehairTnan of the committee. Miss Fiji rabeta Sevia, tie bond being accepted by President Frank J. I~eavens, of the Academy trustees.
 This morning the monthly mass for the parish men in he federal service will b. offered at st Patrick's church by Rev Peter '. uny- that relatives and friends may assemble to pray Gcd te safeguard the men, about 5s in all.
 Albert P. White, Ts, an old resident of Hartford, and veteran of the Civ U war. died Thursday at the Soldiers Home. Noroton. following a long pe- riod of feeble health. He was born 1 in -srdover, and enlisted in Company +. Eighteenth regiment, Conn Vcls
 Al the vespcr services at Park church Sunday portions of The Holy | Ii-s. ciaIL were very successfully given by the quartet. Mrs. Arthur E. Story. Miss Heald. Eben Learned end Eugene B. Seanaans. NIT. Learned di- recting and Miss Taft at rhe organ.