Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-01
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at b.15 this evening.
 November begins with day 10 hours, 21 minutes in length. ing bee in North Stonington this even l ing. Leaves on the trolley tracks cause | the rolleymen much trouble thesSe days.
 social affairs were held Wednesday evening. The temperature did not rise above 52 degrees Wednesday and the air had a iiippy, autumna1 feeling The best moonlight nights in No vember will be from the 1st to the Sd and from the 26th to the 30th.
 The service preparatory to the communion will be held in the Con- gregational churches this evening. Franklin chapter. No. 4, R. A. M.,
 works the Royal Arch degree tonight at Masonic Temple. at 7.so.-adv. A meeting of the Progressive Mis- sionary club was held at the Central Baptist church Wednesday afternoon Up to this week, flowers were in bloom in the borders of the Main Street station of the New Haven road.
 Today CThursday), All Saints day, there will be a celebration of the holy communion in the Episcopal churches. To help reduce the high cost of liv- ing Norwich dealers are offering an abundance of fish in all seasonable va rieties.
 Spooks and goblins were out early last evening and the light of jack-o'- lanterns was noticeable in many To- caltties.
 It has been noticed in Connecticut that many gulls were driven inland Tuesday by the furious storm of wind and roin.
 Nov. Is to be observed as World Wide Temperance Sunday in all Pro- testant Sunday and Bible schools in America. being laid on Mckinley avenue, in front of Tracy, Bidwell, Hatch, and neighboring properties.
 the winter business, and as furs. are much higher there will be more trap ping this season than usual.
 Excavations have been begun at the submarine base at the Navy Yard for a group of new buildings which will cost about SsO0,000.
 Friday, All Souls day, there will be masses in St. .Fatrick's church at 5.3O and 8 o'clock, the last a requiem mass for the souls of all the departed of the parish.
 The 25-acre farm situated on the Stonington road, owned by Selden been purchased by Elizabeth Syska of Pel1am, N. Y.
 The town of Newtown, Fairfield county. leads the whole state in amount of oversu bscription to the Liberty loan, having gone 367 per cent. above its allotment.
 Chelsea lodge at Scotch Cap. the summer boat house of the Chelsea | Boat club, has been closed for the sea son, after having been open since l about the first of June.
 MT. and Mrs. Lewis Hall of Mantle, | formerly of Manchester, announce the Agnes. to Sergeant Sherman Gallamore O. Fort Mills, Philippine Islands. = Bishop E. Campion Acheson has compiled a list of Connecticut rectors who are to spend three weeks each at Camp Devens. Mass, to- care for zhe men of the faith who are training there for the duties of war
 At the annual convention of the Hartford County Sunday School asso- church, Hartford Sunday, Rev. Dr. | Peter c. Wright of Hartford, formerly | of Norwich, led the devotional exer- 1 cises. !
 Civil service examina tions are being | held weekly in Connecticut for stenog- ] raphers and typewriters. both men and ! women, to enter the service at Wash | ington, D. C., where there is an almost | unlimited demand for experts in this | line of work.
 Today (Thursday), at 2.3o in the i Poquonpc Town hall will be held a ] farm bureau meeting for men and 1 women. Irving E. Crouch is director for the town of Groton, with Mrs. D. Der of the committee. James M Whfttlesey, commissioner dog quarantine in effect Nov. Is n Putnam, Pomfret, East ford. Union, Woodstock, Stafford, Will lin gton, Mansfield Chaplin. Hampton. Killingly, Brooklyn and Ashford.
 Miss Minnie c. F1eischer of Rock vile has filed an application in she !, office of the Hartford building inspect or to build a ten-room single frame and stucco house on the southwest corner of Albany avenue and Sigour- Eey street, Hartford, at a cost of $18,- GOO.
 It is believed at Storrs college that the fall poultry cul1ing denonstra- tions will result in the elimination of | thousands of non-1aying birds and thus increase the profits for their owners this year. to say nothing of the many bushels of valuable grain saved for better uses.
 The Groton board of water com nlssfoners has been empowered to proceed with the financing. detail