Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-01
VARIOUS MATTERS

this evening.
 The year is Eassins.: this is h 234th day of 1913
 Another week or so will find chest
 nuts ready to open.
 Supper at the Uriversalist churc
 tonight, o'clock. tickets 35c.-adv.
 The October moon quarters tomor
 row, the 2nd. at 4.27 a. m
 The best moonlight nights durin October will be from the Sth to tn 11th.
 Visitors to Norwich are admirini
 the showy scarlet salvia and canna 1 in the courthouse grounds.
 Very few of the power boats reg
 ular-iy anchored in the SAetucket river have been put into winter guar 1 ters yet.
 l Eleven hundred Automobiles crosse, 1 the state bridge at Lyme Sunday which is a large number for this tim, ! of year
 1 Next week Monday evening. October 9th. the Brotherhood of the United ] Congregational church is to hold it. first meeting of the fall. The Peck Library Slater Hall ha:
 had among recent gifts a copy o1 Charles Lathrop Packs book. The War Garden Victorious. Fresh arrival of fish at Osgood's 1 wharf daily for balance of week. adv.
 The state championship for dem onstration team work in canning al the Berlin fair won by the Stamford South Side Canning club. Society papers at Lenox note that Mrs. Winslow Williams, who was with MT, and Mrs Ross ". Whistler went Monday to Hartford.
 Taking the census is expected to begin Jan. ,. and to be completed Jan Q ne take about two months longer.
 It is some time since heavy rain fell and grass and foliage are becom- ing so dry that carelessness might re- suit in serious woodland fires.
 This month will have two special days, Columbus Day, Sunday. the 18th, and All Hallows' Eve (Hallow- cen. All Saints Eve) Friday the 31st.
 The annual meeting of the National society. United States Daughters of 1912, Connecticut. is to be held at The Stratfield. in Bridgeport. Thurs day.
 Smelts, scal1ops oysters and a nice line of fresh fish at the Broadway Fish Market, 40 Broadway.-adv.
 The state child welfare commission is soon to meet for organiza ton: By vote of the last general assembly SIP 000 was appropriated for the commis- sion.
  wich bee keepers have been received by Town Clerk Charles g. Holbrook from the commissioner of domestic animals.
 Today Wednesday, the Progressive Missionary club of the Central Bap- tist church begins the season by meeting with Miss Juliet Doane 50 Washington street.
 The sacrament of confirmation will be given at St. Bernard's church in Rockville, Saturday afternoon. Oct 4, at , 0 clock by Right Rev. John J. Nj Ian of the Hartford diocese.
 The Groton and Stonington troll ley express of the Shore Line Electric road is making a trip each day both east and west. Patrons are glad of d renewal of this convenient service.
 A sale of food. candy and fancy work will aoe held in the Greeneville Congrega tiona1 church Wed. evening Oct. 1st, from [ until e.-adv.
 Recommendations calculated to help avert unnecessary freight congestion on account of the abnorma1y heavy tra fife, have been made by the public commission of Connecticut.
 During the past month the mem bers of the Apostleship of Prayer in the Catholic churches have been praying daily for the success and in crease of zeal among Catholic teach CTS.
 Travellers from here who have been across the border find that six for transfers. went into effect, on all the lines of the Rhode Island com pany Sunday last.
 During the Jewish New Year. Ro \ the services this year have been signalized by prayers for the ora yers and sermons for the return of the race to Palestine.
 Art students here have been noti- lied that the American Museum of Natural History. New York. announces an exhibition of industrial art. with special relation to textiles and cos tunes, to open on Nov. 12.
 Communications received by Con 1ecticut saloon men during the past lew days from large brewers in New ork and, other states request orders Tor beer of pre- e-war quality. The let CTS explain that the ban will be lift 1 d early in October
 Delegates to the coming Triennial at Detroit learn that remarriage of the | party to divorce will be 1 banned by Episcopalians, if the rec 1 1m-g enda ton of a commission of five 1isi<ops reporting to the general con rention there. Oct. 3-21 is adopted.
 The United States civil service com 1 mission announces for Oct. 2S an ex- | animation for automobile mechanic l for men. vacancy in the internal 'evenue bureau. treasury department, | Washington. D. C.. at s1,000l a yean l will be filled from this examination. ]
 The first prize for the largest dahlia l n the very successful exhibit of the 1 American Dahlia society at New York , ast week was won by Judge Josiah T. 1 harean of Greens Farms. Conn. who l las over 4O00 dahlias growing at his ,state The winner was an orange 1 bloom, sunset effect.
 When the Womanis Foreign Mis- ;ionary Society Golden Jubilee is held n Boston Oct. 2S-NoV- : there is an .ffort to have Trinity M. E. bells ring t the celebration. One dollar will !; ing bell. Twenty dollars will pro tide full string of bells from the of the church.
 Friends learn that Miss Ruth Scriv- .ner, now of South Manchester, had for her second year to Skid nore School of Arts at Saartoga last week Tuesday and while on the way vas taken i'll and had to return home