Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-07
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Norwich, Friday, $ Nov. 7,vtsts
: VARIOUS MATTERS

3 VARIOUS. MATTERS :,r
 Light vehicle lamps at eos o'clock this evening. r F-s4.s .fsf .A!. < Progress is being made on the new state road from Phoenixville ito East ford.
 There will be 9 partial eclipse Of the moon between. 4.s0 and 7.SO this evening. .gssS Don't forget to remember sthe Owls whist tonight-adv.S5 G
 Capt. and Mrs. F. K. Partric have left Mantle in their launch Crescent, for Norwalk, where they will pass the winter. R4
 John Dodge of North Ashford, who is nearly blind; has husked about two hundred bushels of corn so far this | season.
 Art students here learn that at the American Art Galleries in New York, is 2. group sof4c collections of the finest American furnlture.,ssA.. .-,,.4.-.- .@ .-~,--
 j. Auctioneers in a number of places have agreed, tog adopt, 9, blue flag in place of the redsemblem so long asso- ciated with their profession. Patrolman Thomas H. . Fox has moved his family. from Gallup Hill in Ledyard to one. of the Odd Fellows houses on Haley street. Mystic. | Schooner Star. Capt. Steven BagnalI, which anchored at Noank over Mon day night on it's way up Sound. was loaded with 2.200, cod. and haddock.y Regular meeting W. c. council. K. of C.. tonight at Sto'clock. First de- gree.-adv. '
 At Somers, Dr. and Mrs. Henry W. Gillett have closed their summer home, Springstead, in Battle street, and have returned to New York for the winter
 Figures of the census bureau; issued Wednesday, show a constant increase in the active machinery of the woolen mills of the country, including those of Connecticut. 2S s'.y ,@i5 fs%"
 Eugene B. Golf of East Hampton has purchased the lot at Pine Grove owned by Charles $. T'isEe, of Nor wich. This lot is adjacent to MT. Goff's property.
 According to Thursdays Statements, the number of enlisted men in the navy is 116.060. and of this number ! 10,000 are under training in the vari- ous training stations.
 The forty eighth annual dinner of the Silk Association of America, to which Connecticut Manufacturers be- l long, will be held on the evening of Dec. s at the Hotel Astor. New York Roller skating, 7.3O to 1O.3O each ex- .ening. except Thursday, which is pri- vate.. Russell s,--adv. The Circle for. Negro Relief, Incor- porated, with headquarters at 4S9 ! Fifth avenue, New York, is greatly in j.s.a.' - r. 'ds to carr.1 on it's work, according to an appeal issued Thurs Tine heating and electrical appara- l tus at the Proving Grounds at Say brook have not yet been sold. As soon as-they are purchased the government officials will terminate their stay ] there.
 The navy has opened recruiting sta tions in New Britain. Bristol Meriden. Middfetown, Willimantic and Rock I yille. These offices will be under the 1 supervision of the Hartford recruiting 1 officer.
 ! During these November evenings the Big .Dipper- is so low on the northern l horizon. .t that unless one has, a., low, 1 c.eare sky it cannot be well defined. ! srndromeda and Pegasus are directly 1 overhead.
 / one hour dance Saturday even ing, 10.S0 to fl:30: ladies free: gents | 1jc. Russells -Talmau street-adv.
 Families who have boys oh the ships | learn that the Atlantic fleet is to visit various South American ports and the Panama canal after >epgag ging in its coming winter manoeuyres. off Guam taamoi Cuba. .t:- --.
 There was a public meeting in the interests of, education Thursday eve hing in the T>nand Congregational
 church. State inspector [. T. GaTri-
 son and Superintendent Leon C. Sta
 ples were among the speakers. 4...
 'Thursday evening. Coventry grange
 F.. Of H., elected officers. Coffee and
 doughnu.s were served. The commit
 tee in charge was Mrs. Walter s. Ha-
 ven, Mrs. Isaac P. Fiske, Mrs. Oliver
 II. Hill and Waiter s. Eaven. 4 t..A7t'-sI7ii sl e, was 90 September 18th
 last, Alexander Proctor. one of the old- 4 .a.2 s...ity04.lerS aiu connecticut, is f 'Is,t sa5ltl active daily. working about
 the grounds at the home Of his daugh-
 ter, -urs. w.. D. Kicker, of Peck street
 Norwich. 4l
 The tax collectors office will be oper
 tonight; Saturday and Monday even- ings until 8 o'clock. Interest will be Y added to the city taxes after Monday : the 10th.-adv. ,E 4 former Jewett City girl. Nils.
 Claire Des Jardins of the New Britait General Hospital, who returned ,re- gently from overseas, gave ali tnter-
 esting talk, on her experiences at tn, l November supper of the New Bfitail
 nurses this week.
 Mayor David E. Fitzgerald, Of iSteV
 Haven has invited the mayors oft al :. cities of the state to meet in New Ha z ven Saturday, Nov. g. for tfe purpos
 of considering the adyisability of put vl ting into effect daylight saving plal
 for cities in Connecticut
 An interesting and informinl
 pamphlet entitled Community Con
 sciousness has been issued by Allen E
 Lincoln, of Hartford. a summer resi- ? dent of Westford. the chief promote 5 of the project to have a communit
 house in the town of Ashford. < The next national congress of tn h Sons of the American Revolution. t
 be held in Hartford according to tn
 decision of. the. executive, committe
 May IT and IS, 1920, will be $attende
 by about 400 members representing
 practically every state in the Unior
 The big envelope machine bein
 built. by the Lester & Wasley com pany to fill an Australian order zoe E by sailing ship because most of tn E EI,steamers have been brought from tn Pacific ports to this side. and run |
 Europe to catch up with commerc
 delayed by war.
 Tho states tobacco is very valuabl
 this year. The crops are particular 5 good and are bringing forty cents