Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
VARIOUS MATTERS


 VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at 4.4s o'clock this. evening.
 Fresh fish and oysters arriving daily at osgood's wharf f-adv.
 H. c. Langworthy of the Shore Road, Westerly, has harvested over 1000 bushels of corn.
 For the first day of the first month of the winter season, Monday was nippy, but clear and pleasant.
 North Stonington residents, Mir. and Mrs. w. T. Reed. have left for Flori- da where they are to spend the win ter.
 Early lighting in stores and fac tories is necessary. By tomorrow CWednesday), the days length will have shortened an even six hours.
 George M. Landers of Ocean Beach and New Britain has disposed of his home in New Britain to Solomon Sherburg who will convert it into theatre.
 Announcements have been received of the marriage of Miss Enid Pendle- ton of New York city and Edmund P. Hyde of Stonington, in New York, No- vember 2s.~ i
 Prices lunch cart will be withdrawn from Rose place tonight for painting adv.
 At the South Coventry Congrega- tional church Thursday evening in place of the mid week service. the third in the series of church nights will be held.
 To Mrs. Edna c. Holdredge. of Mystic, belongs the distinction of be- ing the first woman to join Richard 1 William Morgan post. American Le- zion, of that village,
 At Marlboro, c. s. Christensen, who closed the season of cider making at his mill two weeks ago, has a record of 1898 gallons this year. Last year he made about 18,ooo.
 This Is "Intensive Week" in the Every Name Campaign of the Episco- | pal Chureh-designed to mobilize all resources of that denomination in be- | half of religious reconstruction. Prices lunch cart will be withdrawn from Rose place tonight for painting. adv.
 The newsy paper founded by Jerome | s. Anderson, Saturday, November 27, 1889, the Stonington Mirror, has been | celebrating it's Both birthday, pardon ably proud of its half century of suc- | cess.
 Send your applications for member ship in first aid class, course $5. to secretary, first aid committee. Red Cross, Room POP. Thayer Bldg.-adv. Announcement has been made of | the marriage of Miss Eva c. Walsh oi | Mystic and Jesse H. Bennett of Gro <, ton, which took place Oct. IT, al the reetery of St. Patricfs church, 1T | Mystic.
 The elevation of Chancellor Rev John Gregory Murray to the bshoprit leaves the chancellorship of the Con neteieut Catholic diocese vacant | Bishop Milan will fill the place by appointment.
 Ladies Auxiliary of The Y. NJ. c. A. meets this afternoon at o'clock | with Mrs. w. Tyler Browne, 275 Broadway. y.-adv.
 The Peck library, Norwich Free Academy, Miss Helen Marshall. libra rian, continues open every school day ! from 8.30 a. m. to 5 D. m.; Saturdays | from ? to 5 D. m.; during vacations from to 12 m.
 A Bradford, R. [. correspondent writes that Mrs. John Merriss, whc has been visitor in Norwich, also a guest at the home of Judge and Mrs c. c. Gray in North Stonington, has returned to her home.
 Trinity Methodist church, Norwich will be represented today (Tuesday) at the annual meeting of tn Nor wich Eastern District Womans For. eign Missionary society, held at Moos up M. E. church, beginning at 10.3o
 Claude A. Mills. republican nominei for city clerk, iit Rockville election Monday, distinguished himself on tn, battlefield with the American expedi tipnary forces and was one of tn, first boys from, that city to go over seas.
 The Tax Collectors officers will b. open this evening until 8 o'clock fo the purpose of collecting the unpaic personal taxes. After today, Dec. 2, tn, delinquent list will be made out ant turned over to the prosecuting attor ney as the law directs.-adv. Vermont papers noted that his par
 ishioners and friends surprised Rev P. M. MeKenna, formerly of St. Pat
 rick's church, Norwich, with a purs
 of $2.500, s100 for each of the twen ty-five years of his pastorate at Si ' Monica's church, Barre. : There was a spirited debate on tn
 League of Nations in which Hamilto . Holt, summer resident of Wood I; stock. spoke on the affirmative, an . Henry A. Wise on the negative sid s Sunday night at the Communit . Forum, Public School 27, New Yorl '' The new Masonic Home at wallins
 ford, now nearing completion will [
 formally dedicated on Saturday, De
 13. This home has been constructed | 7 the Masonic lodges in the state (
 Connecticut, and a large delegatio
 will be present from each of thes Il lodges.
 Wharf rats are so numerous in tf shore towns that much of the cor crop was ruined by them. At Lord E Hill the huskers found the shocks
 badly eaten in places that it took s # to make bushel of ears where tho. h undisturbed yielded nearly a busfel
 the shock.
 I Expected at the Tnterchurch cor
 terehce in New Haven this week fro
 this county are! Rev. II. D. Rollaso
 Hanover; Rev. Henry W. Hurlbur
 Groton; Rev. W. H. Bath, Ex-May, -- Allyn L. Brown, Norwich; Rev.
 Beveridge Lee and Alton T. Mino
 New Lo<don.
 The Norwich Loyal Temperance L
 zion has begun the season, with ov 20 members. Robert Montgomery pre-