Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-10
VARIOUS MATTERS.

today. & 5'-z~.o Light vehicle lamps at 5:O4 this evening. E. The sun will appear just an even 10 hours out of the "A today.
 Psychic messages at. Spiritual Acade-
 my by Mrs, Southworth, sunday-adv. St. Andrew of Avellino is, eoEnmem- orated in the church calendar today. Since tho last rain and wind storm
 most of thes trees are practically leaf less. ., -,s-.y ii gts
 November has. been providing. some exceedingly favorable weather this week. 5- This has been a favorable fall for the outdoor work of telephone and telegraph linemen. u.
 Friends of Claude D. Knight met at his home, near Lantern Hill, recently, to celebrate his 18th birthday.
 A choice lot of shetucket River Smelts caught last night at Powers Bros.-adv. One Norwich grocer whoa to date has had a sufficient stock of sugar had not | a grain to sell Friday afternoon.
 Leonard R. Maine of North stoniny- ton has been exhibiting a ~28:- pound coon that he bagged the other night. Farmers hereabouts have raised a good turnip crop. In some towns of | the state these vegetables are bringing | St bushel. '-:s- ~..sf, 'sj' A new book on the shelves of the Otis library is Graham White and Harper's The Aeroplane, Past. Present ard Future. e9 -s '. Although some machinery: has ar rived at the factory of the new thread works on Ferry street, the business has not started up yet '5.t->: =. Robbers Of God, subject sof sermon on the fourth commandment at the Central Baptist church tomorrow ey- ening.-adv. -
 When Holland grange met Tuesday evening, John E. Clifford of Ellington, farm bureau :superint endent, gave; a talk on farm bureau work. Rev. Harold winship, who was pas tor of the church at Coventry, until he resigned to goZ into the army as a i chaplain. is now in Y. NJ: G. A. work at Camp Devens.- - .1r:., 2> = = Members of the Ladies' auxiliary of | the A. o. H. in, Connecticut are work l irg for fund to purchase zvestments | for the priests at the different canton ments and camps. 1 Robbers of God. subject of sermon on the fourth commandment at the Central Baptist church tomorrow eev- ening.-adv. -... A swindler is going about the state. His specially is to pretend to repair
 carpet sweepers. collecting the money for the work. but apparently leaving
 the sweepers untouched. F'Sz;
 T
 church, New Haven, Vice President
 James L.. Case of Norwich presided At the session of the. Connecticut state
 Sunday school convention, d., ;, ' This month the planet Saturn rose at midnight on the 1st and will rise at 10 D. m. on the. 30ti1., It is,-in the constellation Cancer. Itsf rings are still most interestingly in view. r Violet Ray treatment scalp and fa-
 cial massage. shannpooiaag raanicuring, Gregson Phone 265.-adv. " Some of the clubs have posted vne- tices that the ,10 per cent t.4s;war. tax on club dues. effective November T. will be collected from members and
 paid to the 'ssovernbent by the clubs. the postal .deIier-s-..-,t; --tiE be open-
 at the local post once. and. con
 tents inspected be4cie oe,ng forward
 ed. ssF '-5t
 The tax collectors. office will be open
 this evening until 8 o'clock for the col
 lection of. the city taxes. After today.
 interest will be charged to ali unpaid taXes.-adv. a ' .a4.
 A number Of members of. Trinity
 Methodist church will attend ;.Nov.es13
 T <11w, Il-s- T K]---
 district meeting, at which Miss Wan
 ger, just returned from China,i will be
 the speaker. f ; i,,.. I
 Main street up one flight regular
 dinners BOG. Ladies' dining room .rioSv.
 open. American and Chinese cooking.
 Parties a ty;-7ads,:.is ., s1,Es
 The Ladies' Mission: circle Of staf-
 ford Springs; will: entertain the. La-
 dies Mission circles. of the -Ashford>
 association next Ny ednssday.. ! Miss
 French of New Haven and Mrs Sly. of Hartford will be the speakers .ss Some of the postoflce patrons forget that printed advertising cards bearing no inscription whatever other. than the name of addressee are chased as printed matter and are subject to pos
 tage at the rate of; one cent each.
 Word has been sent out that Peter SEey, five feet six inches hiEn, weight
 i40 pounds, sandy moustache. has .es. caped from the state hospital for the insane at Middletown. He was dress Cd in dark blue suit and wore rio Cvercoat. ''ssr- ,f--, l.t:, Young men and young women from Connecticut who have gone to Wayh- ington to enter the government ei7i : ploy write home that it is almost i'm possible to. find rooms. or boarding places, so crowded ~is thess+t National Capital just now. / sst Every body is invited to the big pa triotic meeting at the Davis .theatre tomorrow (Sunday) at 4 o'clock Bist : OF E.. Campion Acheson of the Episco- ial church will deliver his great jad- dress on The Nations Demands Upon Us.' Special music by double quartette
 ot Baes Clef. swahn's. orchestra