Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-02
UlleBuustins Norwich, Saturday, Nov. 2, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS. MATTERS
 It is daybreak now at 4.3S.
 Light vehicle lamps at 5.14 o'clock this evening.
 The moon is new tomorrow, the 3d, at 4.02 p. m.
 Extra choice Long Island ScallolE today at Powers Bros.-ad,.
 There will be special services in the Cathollc churynes today, All souls day.
 Bremen at the Groton power house quit work Wednesday evening and oniy one man Is asslsuIng the engineer.
 At Hartford, James II. Whittlesey, commissioner of domestic anlmals, IS connned to his bed, Ill with innuenza.
 One of the most beautiful barberry hedges III NorWlcn is that at the resi- dence of +. j. Huntingdon, l91 Broad way.
 It was on Nov. 1st. 1916, that the German merchant marine Deutschland arrived at New London on her second trip across the Atlantic.
 The talk about three pounds allot- ment or sugar only bothers the Nor wlch grocers, who are unable to supply the demands of ther customers.
 Live and Boiled Lobsters, Long Clans, at Powers Bros.- -;.dv.
 A Pennington correspondent notes that the heep MemorlaI Kindergarten has opened with l. httle ones eager to begin lnelr songs, games and studies.
 Help is scarce at West Woodstock and tue patriotic women are Ienmng d nand. One industrious farmers wIte mas alreauy husked nearly -UU busnels or corn.
 Already there are + gold stars on the Norwich honor roll m the court house grounds. There are Is sohd panels or names ana three panels par l4ally filled.
 Munitions manufacturers in Connec- ticut were norned Thursday that Ie 9ardless of peace rumors and peace talk they should speed up productIon without delay.
 At Saybrook, William A. Bushnell, Dan A. heLosg, John A. Aver and koDert D. Burns nave been appointed to assist reglslrants in making out quesuonnaires.
 Important meeting '. M C. A Aux Hilary, Tuesday, Nov. ), at 3 p. m
 
 ay.-adY.
 At a general meeting at the capitol 1 in Hartford N ednesday to prepare toI the united war drive Rev. WiAiam A keefe of PlaInfield spoke for the na- tional Catholic war council.
 fresh fish, Osgood wharf today. Spe- cial low prices. Bay Tor Sunday dinner.-adV.
 There have been five days of fog ir succession this week in the shore towns. The fishermen have been kept in port most Of the week, and lost sev- eral days fishing as a result Meetings of the Catholic Woman'e ! club of St. Patrick's parish have beer deferred because of the epidemic, al though the members are doing home i sewing on garments for the Belgians 1 Stars have been added on the honol roll in the Old Lyme postoffice opposite 1 the name of N aldo Ashley, who was cited for bravery, and opposite the name of J. NJ. Schley, Jr, wounded il l battle.
 ; A Rockville boy, Harold F. Loomis l son of Mrs. C. II. Merrick of Cliff I street. who was graduated from Wes 1 Point in the class of 1914, has beer | promoted 10 the rank Of lieutenant uoloneL
 A meeting of workers in the interes ] of farmers week, the state agriCul l tural exhibit, was held in the office o | the state board of agriculture in tn state capitol at Il o'clock Frida, morning.
 All members of Unite Congrega tional Sunday school are urged to hea State Secretary Woodin tomorrow a noon. lmportant.-adY.
 November is the great month fo meteors. The shower of the Leonid is due the 14th and 18th, and to SC them one must get up in the earl morning hours, as the constellation Leo does not rise before midnight.
 G. A. Geisthardt of Preston City ha the contract to remove the chestnu trees at Mohegan park which tn blight has affected. The city secure the advice of the state forestry com mission before deciding to cut dow, the trees.
 Rev. NIildidge Walker. twice i charge of Seabury Memorial church Groton, died at Richland, x. J., Oct. He was a native of Hampton N. E and was graduated from Berkele Divinity school in 1875. Bishop Sea bury church was his first pastorate.
 Wednesday at Montville Town Ger Dan D. Home and Roy Johnson Whil at the David Johnson farm in Mont vile Center saw a white deer grazinj in a nearby field. It was first though to be a young calf but it was accom- panied by another deer of dark colol
 The Holland county commissioners R. II. Leonard Of Rockville, William B. Sprague of Andover and H. E Howard of Union, will be in session il Rockville this Saturday, morning fo the purpose of granting liquor licenses In the afternoon they will be at Staf ford Springs.
 The town clerks throughout Con necticut have been notified by tn state secretary 10 call at his office fo the state ballots to be used in tn election Nov. , instead of having thes packages of ballots sent by express a heretofore, owing to the uncertainty C express deliveries.
 The final account of Thomas F. Gar van, trustee of the bankrupt estate C Herman l.. Spector of Rockville, wa approved Thursday in the U s. bank ruptcy court, Hartford. A final divi dend of per cent. was declared fe the creditors. A prior dividend of
 per cent. had been paid.
 It is mentioned that W. o. Sears Poughkeepsie, formerly of Norwicl chief despatcher for the Central Ne England railroad and Danbury divisio of the New York, New Haven an Hartford railroad, has resumed h duties at the offices in Danbury afte an absence of ten days due to Hines