Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-11
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS Light vehicle lamps at s.4s o'clock thfs. evening St John Leonard is cornmemorated in tho church calendar today. There will be dancing at K. of c Monday evening, Oct 13th--adv. By tomorrow (Sunday), the days length will have decreased four hours At C o'clock Friday afternoon the mercury stood at 70 degrees in the shade.
 school is to be held at Hanover, oc- tober 18th
 Arrived today big cargo fresh ffst- also vessel of opsters. Ozxocd wharf adv. fF The capitol at Hartford is to be closed Monday in observance of Columbus Day.
 Tho annual meeting of the Holland
 County Sunday School association was
 held in Rockville. Friday.
 We need less agitation on the
 school question and moro use of the
 equipment we have--adv. :.
 The cslors of Italy will be displayed
 tho Stars and Stripes. for Columbus
 Day.
 Regular monthly meeting of Rev. Dantel Muuin assembly, K of C.. Sun day afternoon. Oct. 12 at O'CLOCK, Sunlight bufiding.-adv.
 A resident of Union, l.. M. Reed, started with four sheep few years ago and has built up profitable lit tic flock rs
 The papers note that Miss Porter's school at Farmingtons how in charge of Robert P. Keep, has opened for the fall term.
 Rev. ". H. Bath, of Norwich. dis %x3r rfa " the Lee Methodist church, Holland, Sunday evening.
 Tho first cranberr:es from Cape Cod have reached the local market, but with sugar scarcer than ever the pros pects for cranberry sauce are not very encouraging. :,
 Stamped linens. beads, handkerchiefs at woman's Exchange: also home made cake. cookies and doughnuts.- adv.
 The Wilmington ". c. T. U. reported gain of six members at the annual meeting and now has sixty members and fourteen honorary mem bers.
 Why is the standard of our schools lower than it was before consolida- tion?-adv.
 Relatives and friends assisted at an anniversary high mass of requiem for the repose of the soul of Frank P. De- laney, sung in St. Patrick's church Fri day at o'clock by the rector. Rev. J ohm H. Frederick.
 Upward of 800 attended Thursday night the first dance in series of the Submarine Base during the fall and winter for the entertainment of the men stationed there.
 Delegates from South Wilmington church, who attended the Christian Endeavor conference at Norwich Sat Thnn Ra nr rnI Mrs. J. R. Edwards, Mrs Elmer J. Mathews and Mrs. W. H. Hall. The, Congregational parsonage at Central Village is being repaired and electric lights will be installed: Rev Mary Macomber will move her house | hold goods there from Lanesvil1e, | Mass, where she formerly lived. : Does the increase in teachers sal | ary add any more to the efficient dis charge of their duties ?-adv.
 All activities of the War Camp Service in New London will end October 25. at which time all the units operated by the Community | Service in that district will cease to | be- operated by the organization
 ;. Tickets for Prof. Farrell's piano re- ed seats, soc, general admission Can be secured by telephoning to any one on the list. of distributors.-adv. The John McE.- Bowman company, | owners of the Griswold hotel. Eastern l Point. are negotiating for the pur that the company has of fered $10o. 900 for the late Morton | P. Plants farms. 57e
 The winner Of the first prize offered by the Joan of Arc Statue committee | Tor the best photographic pictures of New York. was pr. Edward Hagaman Hall, a former assistant editor of The | Norwich Bulletin.
 N H. BacheIder, Connecticut chair nan for the Harvard $1o.080. 900 en- eleven college and school teachers in | Iowment fund has announced that l his state have contributed $4.100 to he states s200,000 quota, seven of the | teachers giving 800 or more each
 People living in Eastern Windham perry. bog a place of great activity | lust now as it has been the past four weeks all pleasant days. The pick ITS have twenty-two acres more of berries to gather in before the frosts spoil them.
 Women who own property will have o pay extra taxes if the new school 8 buf1t-adv.
 Albert Liagre, who had a miraculous ,seape from death by being buried in ,oal in a locomotive cab at the time # the railroad accident in Moosup ast July. has arrived at his home in 6oosur> from the Rhode Island hospi- al. Providence. He lost three fingers md his left ear.
 Pastors of Connecticut Presbyterian :hurches, in conference at Bridgeport he past week, adopted resolutions fa- eeefnE the passage of a uniform fed 'ral divorce law and one governing marriage. in both instances taking the fate option away from the various governing bodies.
 The. Mantle cars operated by the ,hore Line Electric Railway company rexe taken or the line after 545 cclock Thursday night in conformity vith the announcement made by the Imciale of the Shore Line several lays ago. After that hour cars run s far as the Golden Spur only
 No country boy needs to spend his ads1ro moments unprOfitahly these Iays, when city buyers are after all he rabbit and beaver pefts they can ,et' The latter skins are not only be-
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