Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-18
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 4.57i o'clock this evening. Some of the churches will note the coming Sunday. November 2Srd, as Thanksgiving Sunday.
 Isaac G. Geer of Ledyard when at Lords. Hill recently. purchased a blooded Shropshire ram.
 Frank Babcock is drawing sea- weed by automobile truck from Lords Point to his place in Shunoc.
 Choice line Christmas cards at Wo- mems Exchange. Hot lunch served daily.-adv.
 During the recent unusually high tides the Lords Point dock was sub merged and the flood surrounded Idle wild
 This month the planet Saturn is about on the meridian at sunrise on the 18th.
 A man near the Norwich State Hos pital who succeeded in killing four all-black skunks, sold the pelts for $25 each.
 Two brothers named Suttrel1 from Oklahoma recently purchased the Dunn farm on the Brooklyn road, Pomfret Center.
 The suns eclipse is due at the end of this week and may turn out more satisfactory than was the recent | eclipse of the moon.
 The apportionment for Connecticut in the Harvard endowment drive is s200.000, but to date only about ESQ., 900 has been subscribed.
 The Peck Library at Norwich Free Academy has lately acquired Edward l Channing's History of the United States, Volumes 3 and 4.
 Adhering to the state requirements ! relative to weights and measures is wise owing to unannounced visits from the state police.
 Two trucks are busily engaged in carting away the scrap iron and ma terial from the Saybrook car. barns of the Shore Line Electric Railway company.
 All Owls are req,Aested to come tc the meeting tonight. Business of i'm l potrance.-adv.
 Mrs. R. H. Loring and daughter Clarissa, of Central Village have been in Norwich. where the latter under went a minor operation at the Back us hospital.
 Notice has been sent out that tht fifteenth annual convention of the Ma tional Rivers and ftarbors association is to be held in Washington, D. c, December 9th to 11th
 The armory in Hartford has beer secured for big Connecticut indus trial exhibition to be held in Febru ary. The exhibition is to cover. al lines of industry in the state. l ha TTntka1 last week Sunday morning, seventeen children went downstairs after tn, chidrer's talk and enjoyed meeting with Miss Jennie L. Consdon.
 William N. Prince and Mrs Etta E Miller. both of Willirnantic, were mar 5 ried in Baltic Thursday evening b, l Rev. Charles Smith. The witnesse 2 were Mir. and Mrs. Herman Leonard If Baltic.
 ! Tn the account Monday of Ashford Q enthusia st'c meeting to boom a Con ? munity House project it was, state i that Andrew Grant had been a teache l, in Ashford. The town should hay ! ~ead Mansfield.
 ! Just received a new line of special , lv engraved private greeting card . Xrnas and the New Year. Step in ar . see samples at The Bulletin Ofiic e Job Room.--adv.
 " The name of Virginia Brewster White. should have been included i the names of children sent to inc Iu hlee meet 'ne b, Trinity Methods W. r. N S Norwich to be put in th Book of Remembrance.
 The Darie1~ Mil nronertv in Rock '-ille was cod n the Hocka1um Mil Co--pnrv 1a~t woolt for S21 600 at p,1h lie arcti97 and will he used to evten the hus'res- Nt the American Mill ( inc Ho kanum Company.
 D- T@aac ". Arard former Stat fo-d how fo'- a rla rtar of a centuar principal of the Rockville High Schoo ie now profcseor of education and haa of that department in Straight Col leee at New Orleans La.
 Mrs. R. S. N. E-nrich of Turke' anrounced to speak at biz no'seinu arv irstitute in Hartford, Wednesda at T~a-tfo~d Seminary is to come fin rtead to Norwich. to address the East } A-n Connecticut Branch at Par church.
 By a tvpogra phical error Monda The Bulletin company was given a among latest donors to the Tuber"u losis Sanatoriuu holiday fund. Tn ! Hi1iiet'n nndnV Dau QOn3Ted edrne The rare should have read The Nor wich Buick Go.
 Holland county. the second d'strit to be covered in the Connecticut cau paign for the Pilgrim Memorial fun, has ike it's. neiehbor, Wiodham. ex ceeded it's dnota by about 5000. ] the twenty churches 'ncIuded. only fiv failed to exceed their quota.
 The weather is good for the duo hunters, but to get the game hunt CTS have to go out on the sound. TIT birds do not come in until after darl A good cold sne1l with foggv weatht like that Monday morning would hel the sportsmen out in their catch.
 The Laurel Glen Improvement SC ciety has organized and intends eiti CT building a community house or pul chasing a place, remodeling it al fitting it up for a clubhouse whe the society may hold suppers and el
 tainments for the benefit of the con
 rnunity.
 The big chestnut woods on Suu1n AE