Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 6.07 o'clock this evening"
 The November moon was full Fri day, at 6-35 p. m.
 So much wet weather keeps back the husking of corn in the field s The sale of flags of the allied na- tions increases, as Armistice Day, Nov. 11th, draws near.
 Dr. Whitney. test medium. at Spir- itual Academy Sunday-adv. The mercury did not get above 4s degrees Friday and the air was chill and promised snow. Mrs. Henry Beers of Plainfeld re- gently lost by death her pet cat, Gen. eral at the age of IS. News comes to alumni hereabouts 1 that Harvard's endowment fund has reached a total of ss.22S.176. Florists here are featuring the gay little Jerusalem cherry trees, reminder of the approach of holiday time. Work has been held up on the Plainfield community house on &C., count of the steel girders not arriving.
 Roller skating. 7So to 1o.so. each evening except. Thursday. which is private, Russelps.-adv.
 i LhCQ CAOSoOS Oc6An LO dRPCdI III StOEG and home windows, as evidence of the membership in the great worid-organ- ization.
 Merchants here are endeavoring to | hasten the delivery of holiday goods, as wholesalers in general are behind in shipping orders.
 l At Andover Frederick Olds alone has pressed out more than 12.000 gall | lone nf older al " nd n double that before quitting time.
 The meeting of the Connecticut State Association Opposed to Woman l Suffrage is to be held Wednesday, Nov. F. at the Hartford club, Hart ford.
 Fine line of Good Shepherd yarn crochet cotton. stamped goods at Wo- mans Exchange. Afternoon tea--adv.
 It is expected that Mrs. J. D.. Rough of New London. formerly of Norwich, will speak at missionary tea in Moosup Baptist church this (Saturday) afternoon.
 The county president of The W. c. T. U. reports in the current White Ribbon Banner, that the unions best work is done at the fair in Norwich with cold water and literature. A call has been extended by the Higganum Congregational church to Rev. W. R. Raymond, now pastor of the Congregational church at Haddam Neck. formerly of Westminster. During the early mornings now su- burban dwellings have their slumbers disturbed by the cawing of big fiocks of crows, especially in localities where there are cornfelds not yet cleaned up.
 Dance after the stores close tonight ladies free, gents 15c. The best dancing surface in the city. chemically treated RusselPs, Talman St-adv.
 Beautiful windows recently placed ir the Wauregan Congregational churcl . in memory of Mrs. J. A. M. Atwood and Helen Louise Atwood were dedi. , cated by Rev. William Fryling las Sunday morning.
 William Keeman and Miss Dells Biers, both of Crystal Lake, were mar. ried Sunday in Ellington by Rev James T. Carter. They went by auto mobile to Springfield and upon theil return will reside at Crystal Lake.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. F. Britton enter. tained at their home in North Ston ington Saturday evening nearly 4 friends and neighbors, to celebrate tn | twenty-flrst birthday of Oliver Young , whose home is with MT. and Mrs Britton.
 The United States civil service com mission announces for Dec. g an ex animation for resident dentist. fo men. A vacancy in St. Elizabeth
 hospital, Washington, D. C.. at $2,00
 to $2.5OO year, will be filled fror
 this examhIation.
 4ox | ,l tonight and Monday evening until ' o'clock. Interest will be added to tn
 city taxes after Monday. the 10th.-ad
 At the sixth annual meeting of tn
 Womans American Baptist Hom = Mission Society of the Ashford Asso
 citation held in the historic church 2
 South Woodstock Tuesday eigt
 churches were represented by an al
 tendance of forty.
 Connecticut dealers in delicatesse
 supplies are running out of many al
 ticles they usually carry. owing to tt
 strike of the bologna makers in tt II large plants in New York city an
 Brooklyn, through which many of tf .. state dealers are supplied.
 Pupils in Attawaugan school wh
 ranked 100 per cent. in spelling ft
 October were: Beona Aubin. Howal
 Corrigan, Dorothy Gibeault, Evalir
 Lameroux Tilda LaPointe. Aide
 Youngs, Margarite Lannon. Osilda L, IF mieux, Margaret Camerlo.
 The state bridge at Lyme was pl = out of business Wednesday from 2
 m. to 6.30 D. m., caused by electricit e failure. The men were compelled 1 raise the lift by hand, which toe
 them an hour or more. causing dels
 to several tows on the river.
 Rev. Roger F. Etz of Atkinson, N. F
 will preach in the Church of the Cox ]. Shepherd (Universalist). Sunday for ,e noon at 10.3o. Every member of u " congregation is especially invited to - present.-adv.
 The county jail at, Holland IS empt N the last person, William F. Schult a bound over prisoner charged wi