Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-11
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Norwich. Tuesday, Nov. ii. 1919.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 5.o3 o'clock this evening.
 Even the almanacs for 1920 have gone up in price.
 Today, November 11th. the days length will be exactly ten hours.
 St. Martin of Tours is commemmor- ated In the church calendar today, the i1th..
 The annual meeting of the pro- bate juuges of Connecticut is to be held in Hartford, Wednesday.
 Suburban church organizations are adding to their revenues by holding chrysanthemum shows and sales.
 The Norwich Red Cross solicitors are hoping that everyone with heart and a dollar will manifest both to- day, Armistice Day.
 The Preston Chapel Community sing and prayer meeting, Wednesday ev- ening is to be led by Rev. F. A. Legg of Trinity Methodist church
 You are invited to the big Yankee Division dange, state armory, Willi- mantle, Armistice night, Nov. Ii. au- spices I'D Veterans Asso.-adv.
 There is to be another eclipse this month, an annular eclipse of the sun, November 22, visible as partial eclipse in the United States.
 Chester Miner of North Stonington shot a 19-pound raccoon in the vii cinity of Pendleton Hill Saturday morning.
 A fine new walk is being laid along the property of Plaut and Cadden, on Church street. below the Second Con- gregational church.
 The current White Ribbon Banner mentions that a Woman's Christian Temperance union was recently organ ized in Noank with twenty members. Trappers hereabouts learn that one of the popular furs of the season is ringtail opossum. not only for coat trimmings, but for full garments as we'll
 Robert H. Montgomery is already al work on plans to cover the Every Member canvass of the United Con- gregational church, appointed for Sun Eday, December 7th.
 A 16 1-2 pound coon shot by a member of the family, furnished the basis for a dinner for eleven friends of MT and Mrs W Tanner. at Vol unlOWn the OtHef HISIlL. This week has been designated bS the International Y. M. c. A. fol 1 observance as a week of prayer by branches of the association ant Protestant churches throughout Amer. 1 ica.
 One high grade clear piano musk cabinet and ten music rolls at a biz bargain. Terms to suit you. Sehwart. | Bros.-adv.
 At a business meeting held Sun day evening at Trinity Methods ch7-ch, Carl Hahn was elected pres | ident of the Epworth League, to sue ceed Henry Jackson, who is now il Boston university.
 The American Bible society has an nnunced that it's programme for tn i worldwide distribution of the Bibl will call for a budget of $982.00 fo 1920. X nationwide appeal will b made for funds.
 | The Shore Line Electric Railwa. 1 company is removing a large te1egrap pl pole, in front of Saybrook Drug Com pany's- store. so that the state high way department may widen the roa, eight feet at that point.
 George Kimnith has resigned a dispatcher of the Mystic branch of tn Shore Line Electric Railway Co.,, an has left for Danielson, where he is t be dispatcher. He will move his fam fly there this week.
 Captain Thomas Lee from Moan went Monday to Binders Island, wher he will have charge of building tn bridge from Erders Island to Mason Island Enders Island was formerl known as Dodge's Island.
 A Norwich resident during a wal ] through the woods Sunday, found an picked, vloletl golden rod yarrov blue ana white daisies, and red clov CT blossoms, all as fresh as in Ser tember. rather unusual for the hint of November.
 A few more oil heaters left g Schwartz Bros, s4.50-adv. So many new pupils have entere the private school at Abingdon ths the teachers salary has been raise from SIS to s23 a week. This schoC was started on account of disagree ment between the school board an parents in regard to a teacher.
 The coming congress of the $. ] } E. is to be held in Hartford. Tn last congress of the Sons of tt American Revolution was held in Dc i troit and the one before that in Rocf ester, N. Y. The national president Chancellor L. Jenks of Chicago.
 A national publicity campaign, fl ? volving newspaper and outdoor advel Using. will be commenced next sprir by the Inter Church World Movemei of North America, Tyler Dennett, q rector of the publicity department, al nounced at New York Sunday night
 The planet Venus is still finely
 view in the eastern morning sky, ar will be at it's greatest distance fro the sun on the 1Sth-46 degrees B min It will then be 6S millit miles from the earth. and will appe;
 in the telescope at it's quarter bas
 Have you heard Mir. Farrell play u
 piano? If so. you are sure to want | hear him again. If not. you have tl opportunity of doing so Wednesday e f ening, Nov. g, at 8 o'clock, Communi
 house, Church street Seats in reser
 ed section 75c. General admission 5C
 Tickets at Englers drug store.-ady
 At Hartford last week, Emma 2 Becker, who lives in Hartford was q
 vorced from Carl Robert Becker, wi
 lives in Rockville. She was marri al hOCANlllSs ANONSAAD6r G4, l5UJ, WQe
 she conducted a boarding house al
 store. She said the biggest part
 his time Becker was drunk. . At a public meeting to be held
 Bakers hall, Warrenville, Friday ai
 ernoon, arranged by Allen B. Linco
 of Hartford and Westford, to promo
 the plan for a Community House f
 Ashford, one of the speakers will
 Rev Felix J. O'Neill of Staffo