Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-17
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at 4.ss o'clock this evening.
 | Delegates from this state have, been attending the convention of master bakers held in Philadelphia. To Inquirer: The date of EastAr is early the coming year-April 4th. Ash wednesday comes February 18th. Fifty dentists are wanted at once by the United States public health service to fill existing vacancies. At Holland. Rev. and Mrs. B. F, Case are to entertain the Holland County Ministers club November 24. During Sunday afternoon the read ing room of the Otis library was in charge of Miss Harriet G. Cross. There were A visitors.
 Henry NJ. Powell of Lincoln court. New London, and Miss Marion B. Car ter of PhoenixviIfe will be married during November.
 The fall convention of the State Life and Advent Union was held Fri day in the Church of the Second Ad- vent New Britain.
 Posts have been set along the Po-
 
 which the state is to erect for greater safety of automobilists. Announcement is made that the navy will pay a cash reward for usa- ble ideas or suggestions submitted by civilian employees or persons in civil life.
 The mercury did not get mu 'h above 50 degrees all day Sunday and in the morning was tow as 25. but there was no wind stirring and the day was l fine.
 The D. A. R. Memorial fountain on the Little Plain, Norwich. has been covered for the season by the street department, per order of Supt. James P. Fox.
 Just received a new line of specially engraved private greeting cards for Xmas and the New Year. Step in and see samples at The Bulletin Office Job Room.-adv.
 In accordance with the state re- quirements. the teachers in the public schools of Holland have tested the eyes of their pupils and find a number who need glasses.
 The biggest milk cheese that ever found its way into that city was ex- | hibited in the show window of the New London Mohican market last week and weighs exactly 1,o40 pounds. The members of the committee ap- pointed to consider the plans con- | tingent upon forming a Womans guild | for United Congregational church. Norwich, already are holding ses- sions.
 Saturdays Danbury News referred regretfully to the sudden death of | Wilbur s. filling, of Norwich. head of the filling Rpbber company. which has stores in Danbury and other Connecti- cut cities,
 Historians noted Friday last as the centenary of the birth of William S | Johnson, Connecticut statesman and educator, who with Oliver Ellsworth framed the judiciary system of the ! United States.
 Dancing class for beginners tonight is o'clock, Chamber of Commerce hail. adv.
 I A 50-foot flag pole, newly painted is on the lawn at the K of c. Home on Broadway Norwich. ready to be set up. The double entrance doors to the Home have been lettered in gilt Knights of Columbus"
 Mir. and Mrs. A. M. Hubbard oi Longmeadow, Mass, have announced the engagement of their daughter Miss Gladys M. Hibbard to A. Ken netii Webster, son of Mir. and Mrs George Webster of Rockville. ..
 At the quarterly conference O Trinity Methodist church this (Mon day) evening. in the vestry, the pas tor, Rev. Ernest A. Legg will preside in the absence of the district su' perintendent, Rev. William H. Bath.
 Referring to the fact that the Davi Robertson store passed into new man tagement Saturday, the Stafford Pres Esaid: '1Fhe new owner of the business John Nj. Lee of Norwich, will be eordi lally welcomed by the business interest of the community" | The Norwich Horticultural society $. Alpheus Gilbert. president, has {; membership of about 200 and a bal ance in the bank, but misses the in. spiration of some of the original en thusiastic members like Mrs. Will lam c. Lannnan and others. ! News comes to northern contributor, that Tuskegee Institute. through it, graduates and former students. ant through the Jeanes Fund workers an, the teachers in Rosenwald schools, vii I eflts among the negro children of tl1, south.
 Eastward bound freight trains int. Connecticut are heavily loaded witt coal cars. This Is, due to the releas
 ng Of 1000 cars of soft coal that hat been held at Maybrook, N. Y. an, were sent on to their destinatto points. but not delivered to the con signess.
 The young people of the Unite church met Sunday night at the Com Tnunity House for their inforfna Home Time. After the singing. wor thington Sample. formerly first lieu tenant in the Second Division, U. s A described some of his experiences i
 France.
 Rev. John Landry. of Bridgepor
 formerly assistant to Rev. Joseph F
 Mccarthy at All Hallows churcl
 Moosup, who was a United State
 chaplain in the transport branch ( i address before Bristol lodge of Ell in December.
 The 5o.o0o Methodist clergymen
 this country will hereafter face tI
 high cost of living with more conf
 dence, for the Centenary Conserve
 tion Committee of the church ha
 announced general raise in saIarie
 to take effect at once. For some tn
 increase win be tec Der cent.
 The United States Civil servi. commission announces for Decemb IS an examination for town ma,
 aser. A vacancy in the ordance d,
 pertinent at large, War Departn,er
 for duty at Nitrate Plant No. i. Muss
 Shoals. Ala, at s2,300 a year. W
 be filled from this examination.