Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-29
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehacie lamps at s.1s thi.
 evening.
 The moon fulls tomorrow. the 3oth Ht 1.1S a. m.
 Much rubbish Is floating down the 1 river as the result of last weeks storm At present there are 1,197. patients at the Norwich state hospital for the l insane.
 | A brush Ire burned over a consid- | afternoon.
 the New York expresses running in two sections.
 A number of fishermen tried their Point Saturday.
 The temporary shortage in sugar has stimulated the demand for honey and no1a sses, dealers say. A service nag in honor of Irving Bogue, one of the first to enlist, Is flying at his home on Broad street. The New Haven road has assembled a great quantity of ties at Gales Ferry for fall distribution for road repairs.
 There were 5e visitors to the Otis library. reading room Sunday after- noon. Mrs. Irving Hamilton was in charge.
 The forest fires reported for last about one-third of the number of the year before.
 The residence of Charles W. Vaughn cn Warren street is being remodeled. a new side porch added, and other inn provements made.
 Yesterday Rt. Rev. Chauncey B. Brewster competed his 20th year as bishop of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Connecticut.
 In pursuance of a custom inaugu- Reform association, Sunday was ob- served as Prison Sunday.
 One of the most severe thunder ssormss Of the season prevailed from ii o'clock Saturday night until 3I o'clock Sunday morning.
 sheriff's shoe sale still going on at 61 West Main street. opposite Chappel1 company. Come and help move the stock. It will pay you.-adv.
 In a number of the synagogues of the state Sunday was observed in ac- cordance with the presidents procla- nation, with special services of prayer.
 The town Honor Roll at the court house is a source of never ending i'm terest to tho girls and boys who study l its list of names at all hours of the | day
 At the high mass in St. Patrick's | church Sunday Rev. Peter J. Cuny | preached a thoughtful and eloquent | on the fitting preparation for l death. The sale of beer in Connecticut | showed decrease of 14o0o barrels | from the amount of that beverage con- stunned in September of last year dur Ing the month just past.
 The Ladies Aid society sociaT~ at Trinity Methodist church proved a banks brougat in totaled $7S.38 and others are to be heard from.
 The s7th annual state meeting of the Connecticut branch, Woman's auxil- tary. Board of Missions. is to be held in St. James Episcopal church, Dan bury, Wednesday, Nov. IA.
 This week MT. and Mrs. H. c. Mur- ray (Jane Porteous, formerly of Nor wich,) and Mrs George K Mason will leave WilEmantic fer Orange City, Fla, to spend the winter.
 The annual meeting of the Connecti- cut Osteopathic society was held Sat uEQdy aI the CIQC0S OI LIT. Riley III New Haven. Dr. J. K. Dozier of New Haven addressed the society on Diet. !. Additions to the honor roll in the Walter A. Peck. William H. Gorton, Edward Hotchkiss, F. Russell Smith, Robert S. McAllister and Frank Zeral- ski.
 At Niantic a public whist is to be held for the purpose of raising funds to purchase an honor board upon which will be enrolled the names of vice.
 Nancy Beatrice, daughter Of MT. and Mrs: Charles Tooker of Hadlyme, and crited in marriage Thursday evening, Oct. Il, at Pleasant Valley by Rev. Francis Purvis
 At New London Sunday, particularly for the benefit of soldiers and sailors Tn town, the public library was open for reading purposes from to p. m. No books were given out for circula- jon. but only for reading at the i- ,rary.
 Stamford chapter has invited the ,4th general meeting of the Connecti- | gut Daughters of the American Revo- ution to convene in Stamford in the church Tuesday, Nov. 13. Mrs. George Maynard Minor of Water ford will be one of the speakers |, The gift of Judge George E. Par sons in honor of the boys, a handsome service flag with two stars vas displayed on Saturday at A Fairmount street by Mrs. Joseph tfeiffer for her son Thomas at Camp Devens and Mrs. Lucy A. Sparks for rer son, Earle L. Sparks, at Gettys- rurg, Pa.
 
 The cottage roads and property from tenW1ck along the Shore Line suffered , great loss from the storm Wednesday, 1 The new Fenwick bridge supports on ,oth sides were moved. Contractor