Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-22
VARIOUS MATTERS

LlsnI Venlcie lamps at 4.a4 o'clock this evening.
 Musicians will note Saint sCecilia's Day today, Nov. 2zd.
 The annular, eclipse of the sun to- day, the 22nd will be between 7.46 a. m. and 1920 a. m.
 Special message services at the Spiritual Academy Sunday-adv James E. Lord shipped a valuable Shropshire ram from Lords Hill to Woodstock Wednesday.
 Charles Sanders. the Bayberry King is gathering twenty bushels day in East Oneco and in Rhode Island. During November the planet Neptune is found few degrees west of Jupiter in Cancer. Itsis a telescopic object only.
 The International Sunshine society held an all day meeting at the state headquarters, 200 Orange street. New Haven, Friday.
 The state of Connecticut, had the largest milk production, per COW dur ing June. July and September of the New England states.
 The Aldrich Manufacturing Com pany of Moosup is putting running water into the scompany's tenements on Prospect hill in that village.
 Minstrels and dance at Parish hall, Taftville, Thanksgiving eve. from to 12-adv
 The state meeting of the National Federation of Musical clubs was held at the home of Miss Marjorie Kilborn, in New Haven. Wednesday afternoon.
 Governor Holcomb has received from onn af fha daa,- home check for $5.475 for disabled soldiers and sailors of the Civil war.
 The woman's Home Missionary .so- ciety of Trinity Methodist church, Mrs. Costello Lippitt, president, met on Thursday at.S.S0 o'clock, in the church parlors.
 Town Clerk Charles S. Holbrook has | received the usual allotment of thirty copies of Gov. Holcomb's Thanks giing proclamation, for distribution to ] clergymen and others. Alumni in Connecticut learn that the names of contributors to the $10,o00.- 1 900 Cornell fund will be entered in a permanent volume, which will be kept in the university library. =
 Stamped linens, crocheted yokes | handkerchiefs, Christmas cards, al Woman's Exchange. Order pie and cake for Thanksgiving
 Although the mercury stood at 2e | degrees Friday morning. as it did al l the same hour Thursday, by afternoon the temperature was Is degrees high CT than on the previous day. 1 As has long been the custom among Norwich children. the pupils of the public schools of New London are tc i take active part in providing Thanks giving dinners for the poorer familie. of that city.
 John J. Dwyer, agent at Manchestel for the New York. New Haven Hartford Railroad Company. who com pleted forty years of continuous ser vice with that company this week, wa! formerly spent at Vernon.
 The funeral of Mrs. Hattie p. Spill Ter of Groton was held Thursday a New London. the services being con ducted by Rev. George Atha. of Gro ton. The body was forwarded to Low ell, Mass, for burial Friday. Just received a new line of special ly engraved private greeting cards fo Xmas and the New Year. Step in ant see samples at The Bulletin Of1c' Job Room.-adv.
 A large tree laden with red apple on the land of Capt. Joseph Kava naugh at Lords Point has been S burdened with fruit that the red ap ples showed plainly across Quiambaui cove from Lords Hill, quarter of mile distant. . A call has come to this state fror New York that there is urgent nee in that city for additional substitute in the elementary schools so tha many who qualify may obtain stead employment. The salary is S4 a day c actual service.
 Contributions from Boston hay brought the Harvard Endowmen Fund to $10,0o0,16S. leaving slightl more than s5.ooo.00o yet to be collect ed, it was learned here Friday. Tn Connecticut contributions toward tn $2o0.000 quota are growing slowly.
 John Greeley, 51, of Danielson. ar rested Tuesday by Fish and Gam Commissioner John M. Crampton, a the New Haven station. upon a fed eraI charge of violation of the Lace act in transporting game from on state to another. is held, for the fed eral court under s10000 bonds.