Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-09
VARIOUS MATTERS

: ts Tides will be high today. the sth.
 Light vehicle lamps at s:4s c'cloci 1 this evening. .,
 Il This is the season for harvest sup
 pers. in the granges. ,. , Trinity Methodist church is to nott
 Sunday next as Rally Day.
 1 St. Louis Bertrand is commemorat-
 ed ins the church calendar today.
 . Temperatures as low. as s38 degrees
 were reported "Wednesday evening"
 "A number fromsthis vicinity will at
 tend the big days (Which close the
 Danbary fair. E. eO.j LeTehdre has been on business
 in Chesterfelds for the. ". O. ". and
 will start a lodge 6there soon
 A recent gift to Peck Library Stayer IHall, is Theodore Chiid's informing
 volume. spanish America Republics. At Neank out of nearly 2os voters ia
 Mondays election. .Only one woman ] voted.
 i Nippy air Wednesday brought many ] shoppers to town and trade in fall and winter supplies was given a good stimulus.
 Local merchants learn that whole ! sakers in practically all lines ct bus mess are being literally swamped with orders at. present.
 l E. K. Chapman, of Norwich state in- spector of boilers. has been in Ston- ington to inspect the boilers at Cal vary church and chapel. Franklin Chapter No. 4, R. A M, works the Royal Arch degree a Ma sonic Temple at 4. 6:45 and D. m.- adv.
 Absence of high winds has resulted in unusually full and gorgeous autumn nal foliage the leaves remaining un- disturbed on trees and shrubs
 Arso at Osgood wharf with haddock. cod, hatfish. chiquit, Boston blues adv.
 The twenty fifth annual oorven- ton of the Degree of Pocohontas state great council will be held in Hartford Oct. If at the Odd Fellows Temple.
 School pupils have begun already to seek books at the library in prepara- tion for special exercises in observ- and of Roosevelt Day, Monday, Oct.
 Wednesday evening at the Preston Chapel Prayer Meeting. the suo!ect vas Early Events in the Life of Je- sus." Rev. 4. F. Purkiss leading the meeting.
 In the shore towns the duck hunt CTS have struck it rich the past few days. The ducks were plenty and all who went after them full equipped got near the limit.
 Fine weather is keeping city families
 
 state, where the season of late years is prolonged until after the garden and orchard crops are gathered
 Mir. and Mrs Harold W. White who were married at Saybrook last week. will make their home in Ser lin, Mir. White being employed ill New l Britain. He formerly resided in Led l yard.
 Stamped linen centers, runners, lun- | cheon sets al Nomen's exchange. Hot | lunch and afternoon tea served daily. l adv.
 As the. State Teachers Convention is, to be held at, Slater Hall, Friday, ! Oct 24th. Principal H. A. TirreL. Of 1 Norwich Free Academy, has desig- 1 hated that date as the annual Nutting DIy. :. Massachusetts papers note that a former rector. of Christ church, Nor E-ichs Bishop. Thomas F. Davies, has left his. Lenox summer home to at tend the E'sisnopSl Trlenniar conv en- ,ion in Detrett. asEx11a
 N-ednesda.- .$4t eight o'clock, in St. Pasrick's church, at the request of his associates in the Holy Name Society, q rno.,tn;s mind requiem high mass for Patrick Hanrahar was sung by Rev. J. H. SrodeIfclzsz- Fhe White .bbon Banner for Oct stat tes that eighteen unions in Connec- ticut have more than paid their jubilee queta and nineteen have paid more than half Only few have failed 70 make any payment.
 Connecticut delegates are attending he meeting of The Laundry Owners its thirty sixth annual contention. at the Hote1 Pennsylvania, New York, with 5,coo delegates in attendance.
 'Succoth," or the Jewish Festival of the celebration os witch pagan at. sunset Wednesday the sth, days which makes the month 3Tishri so aOta,bIe in the, Hebrew religious cal >ndar. @
 Rockville fishermen are getting 'eady to celebrate the exploits at bass fshing, the season closing Oct. 1 The prize winner was Charles Murphy, who ,aught. one bass weighing five pounds. line ounces. THelVea men. caught bass q pound or over.
 Every effort is being made by the -ate authorities, to secure the arrest If Peter =. leone a.fusitiIe from jus ice after forteiting sb bond, rather than -lls xer to charges which involved i'm ,roser re.at:Crs with a young Wo- aaa! l. is believed Leone is trying to I .-t to South America. Business men have been informed hat q -,,unnher of New York houses in ' he piece goods line will be closed z rom Friday to Tuesday. since they ob- erve Monday Columbus Day, and # ( as grown to be almost custom with | he trade to take 8 three. days, hoh- | ay under such circumstances son of the first regent of the | D. A. R., the hate Mr ' ,eB. Randolph keim. George de E. Aein, vice president of the banking ' euse of Chandler & Co. of Kew York nd Philadelphia, has just returned I D the United States after a five trip through South America. l
 a lTT G. 6 F. DEPARTMENT