Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

JuSLi now Inc n0USGhold ar the Snel- terfng Arms. Norwich. numbers about 20.
 .Rebekah whist tonight in odd Fel- lows halL--adv.
 Contracts have been let for two new cottages at Watch Hill during the past week
 Weather like that of Tuesday is far too mild;9to suit either the merchants or the icemen. 49
 During November the planet Uranus is. in ' Aquarfus midway between the meridian and the horizon.
 John Edward Dougherty. to, a hotel man. well known in eastern Connecti- cut, died Sunday at his home in Oneco.
 "A. son born recently at Moosup to MT. and Mrs. Joseph Gabler weighed only three pounds. but appears to be healthy. e-,
 Supervisor C.. R. Stone of Norwich visited the schools in Voluntown last week and conducted a. teachers meet ing at the Center school.
 Some handsome hardy chrysanthe- munis continue in bloom at the resi- dence of Tax Collector Thomas A. Robinson on Main street.
 Sale and supper at Buckingham Me- morial Thursday afternoon. Aprons, novelties. cake. candy. Supper to 7.So. S5c.-adv.
 The fall meeting of the Connecticut section of the, American Society of Me chanical Engineers will be held in New Haven today "Wednesday. .s
 ~ Few Of those who make use of the advantages of the Otis library daily liuo kAaf of- lot af h6n nl-es for the pasti,years was I10s si62:
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Kennedy of anniversary of their marriage by giv- ing a. dinner to a few friends.
 Plans have been. completed for a sco1tmasters'+ training school which will be conducted by the New London council of the Boy Scouts of America Sample copies of the milk pro- ducers' cost sheet, worked out in Windhannl county. can be obtained from the various farm bureaus of the state Supervisor Leon C. Staples has se- cured Miss Anita Baker as instructor in the new night school which will he started sat the South school. Bolton Nov. 24.' s. \ 4 2 @ ] Just received a new line of special- | ly engraved private greeting cards fol | Xmas and the New Year. Step in anG see samples at The Bulletin Office Jot l Room.-adv. ! ] Several news items, birth announce rnents,, etc. being held by The Bulletin because sent in not signed by tht writers, will be used if properl. vouched for. l The last of the old Larkin shore din I ner house at Watch Hill has been torl down, and work will begin at once oi the proposed improvements to the ba, front at that point.
 l Tfie.. United Congregational churcl committee of Norw6h is already pre- pairing for a special communion ser vice the first Sunday in January [, \ bring irisnon 3members.
 The women of Poquonnoc raise, l.nearly all the money needed to built an, up-to-date parsonage which is oc cupied by Rev. o. G. Buddington, pas tor of the Baptist church.
 Rev. William F. English treasure of the Missionary society of Connecti cut spoke in behalf of the funds fo ministers, in the Congregational churc lin South Coventry Sunday. Ei The state highway department is | send men soon to repair the stee bridge spanning Meosup river at Gle fFalls, one of the girders having give way, rendering repairs urgent.
 Some of thew. c. T.. unions of Con necticut have voted to assess eac member five cents. the fund 10 be pre- sented to the retiring, state presiden Mrs. Caroline B. Buell.. of East Hamp ton.
 ? During the first seven days that tn ! d tween New London and Groton wa apen g. total of~3 232 autos passed owe the structure, and y1.152 foot passen gers used the bridee.
 tl Just received. little blues. , pound
 each, 45c per pound; boiled lobster
 4ec pound: scallops. quart soc; larg Z vinegar pickles. 3 for Sc; sauerkra u 1 quart i0c. 7 Broadway Fish Market, | Broadway.-adv.
 The delegation of men Of St. Alban , Episcopal church. Danielson, who wi
 attend the dinner at the Waureea
 house, Norwich, Thursday eveninj
 when Bishop Acheson will speak. wi
 motor down from Danielsor.
 The United States civil service con mission announced for Dec Is an ez l animation for fish pathologist, for me, { A vacancy in the bureau Of fisherie
 department of commerce. at s2 500 z year, will be filled from this examina
 ton.
 A cabinet meeting of Trinttv. Er f worth league was held recently at tr
 parsonage on Pearl street, al whic
 plans were developed for increa SC 5 the. scope and effectiveness of fl ? league, work during the -eomir . months.
 Petitions for reductions in troile
 rates in western Connecticut which al
 being received by the public utiIiti,
 commission will. 1t Is understood. l |. allowed to accumulate until all tn; 2 are expected are iii. when. a joint heai j. ing will be given.
 Chief Howard L. Stanton and il s men att the Central fire station are ( the watch for a gang .of half -grow
 boys who have been damaging u handsome hedge about the grount
 there, and who have something comir to them when caught. District Attorney Dennis O'Leary
 New York announced Monday that l
 would investigate the death of Jof
 W. Lempke, formerly at the submarii
 base, whose body was found in h
 motor launch at College Point thr
 weeks ago. clad in wornan's garb. [. Of Windham county interest is Il
 announcement Tuesday that the stocl
 lholders of the Goodyear Tire and Ru
 Der company approved an increase
 s1o0,oto,0oo in the company's autho fixed capitalization Monday. Th
 brings the total capital to $zoo, 900 ,et Former Norwich Town residen
 Rev. and Mrs. Jerome Greer. of Myst
 were given a surprise at their hor Fl Friday evening by about 25 membe
 of the Methodist church of Noank. \ xuE4~t. oI. s,y.