Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-03
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This year Connecticut escapes the agitataion of electing a governor. Five other states elect governors tomor- row (Tuesday). New Jersey, Massa- chusetts, Kentucky Mississippi and Maryland.
 Househelders in the Broad street section endured Halloween pranks which included removing blinds from houses, and purloining piazza chairs, one of which was perched on the tip of tall flag pole.
 The large number of woodchucks taken last year in Bolton were hunted singly by enterprising boys with dogs, traps or guns, or in parties One aft ernoon a party of boys brought home nine tails as result.
 James West, a farmer of Pomfret, was rushed to a physician the other day, to have cauterized bite inflicted bY COW. The COW it is believed was bitten by a mad dog, became rabid in turn and bit the farmer. The road building equipment has been removed from West Thames street and that fine new stretch of roadway will be appreciated soon by all those who have lost temper over 1 the long detour since last March. A ItCtIl DuHtllil Ol lilo l.. u6- l partment of agriculture states that a | eivcinnati, has been used with great success to destroy gypsy moths and browntail moths in New England. It is noted by the Danbury News that Miss Estella Brown, of Bristol, and Miss Estelle Ericson, of Willi- mantle, teachers in the Elm Hill school at Newington, were week end guests of Miss Isabel Juenbst, of that city.
 | Property owners on Union street continue to improve their houses by | remodeling, repairs and painting, the -latest 10 be improved being the houses owned by Mrs. Henry F. Pal mer and Mrs. Charles E. Chamber i lain.
 The war department has ruled that | in the future 1t will not be necessary l to forward dishcarges to the Spring field recruiting office in order to ob- ] tain Victory buttons. to which all hon l oraDly discharged service men are en- l titled.
 | Connecticut trainmasters of the ] New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad, have been in New York city 1 attending a meeting of railroad off l fleilS at NultL lOI tit l Thanksgiving day service were made ] made.
 At Trinity Episcopal church Sun. day, Mrs. J. Eldred Brown and Mis-! i Alice L. Bennett were elected dele gates to the annual meeting of tn, Woman's auxiliary. to be held il Christ Church Cathedral, Hartford, Tuesday.
 hn af asI of liquors denied sale over the ba- will have the effect of causing de crease in price. Recently cider ha been selling for fancy figures. as com parted with the ten and fifteen cents : gallon of few years ago.
 The United States Civil Servic commission announces for Decembe an examination for superintendent o gas works, for men. A vacancy at tn United States Military Academy, Yves
 Point, N. T.. at $500 a year, will b filled from this examination.
 Cattle Commissioner James Whit
 tlessey said last week that the Frenc
 commission which came to this stat
 some months ago to purchase mile
 COWS in Connecticut had secured onl
 TS. When the commission came her
 it sought as many as 10000.
 All Saints Day morning (Saturday
 at 5.3e in St. Patrick's church, mas
 was read by Rev. Myles P. Galvi1
 who at assisted Rev. Petef
 Cuny, who said the mass, in givin
 communion to a large number. Hig
 mass at 8 was read by the rector, Re,
 John H. Broderick.
 The rector. Archdeacon J. Eldre = Mrown, officiated at the celebration (
 the holy communion in Trinity Epis d copal church. All Saints Day. Sur
 day, Rev. MT. Brown preached on th
 Nationwide Campaign, the loc;
 chairman of which, for Trinity churcl
 is Henry F. Parker, his committe
 numbering IA.