Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-06
QIl1s Bullglial,. Norwich. Thursday, Nov. s. 1913
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 6:os o'clock this evening.
 G6rdens are being ralzed and cleaned up, in preparation for winter.
 The frost of tlp past few nights has ended the season for the dahlia blooms.
 Miss Bessie Elkin was recently ap- pointed Postmistress at North Vest chester.
 Regular meeting, American Legion Friday evening at State Armory at o'clock.-adv.
 The work of Americanism by Con- necticut D. A. R. will be featured the coming season.
 A Noank resident, Mrs. Carlyn An drews broke bone in her arm in a fall down the cellar stairs. Recent rifts to Peck library include Birds of North and Middle America issued by tue U. D. National Museum. High winds during Wednesday 1 chilly showers blew the late apples from the trees, where the fruit had not been picked.
 The next meeting of the six Congre- | gational churches in and about Can- terbury will be with the Canterbury church Tuesday, Nov 19.
 It is expedited that about $2,0Oo will be realized by the New London Triple Linkers' Aid Society from IS fair which ended Monday evening.
 Fishing boats arriving daily, Os- goods Wharf. Many kinds of fish. low prices.-adv.
 Along the shore in the marshes to- ward Pleasant View, wild ducks are | flying well and there should be gcod shooting in the vicinity this winter.
 Norwich stores holding special No- vember sales notice how good patron age continues, the public buying TOW rather than pay higher prices later. All about the state, where she has become known as a demonstrator for ] Storrs College. friends of Miss Mar garet Costello, of Mansfield, are ex- pressing surprise and grief at her 1 death.
 l The United States Civil Service Commission has announced an exam | nation for November 22, 10 fill the po- | sition of rural carrier at HigSanum and Saybrook.
 | The November White Ribbon Ball. ner contains memorial minute tc Mrs. Eva Kimball, charter member and one of the first secretaries o1 ! Scotland union.
 Benjamin Heath, chief engineer o1 | the Stonington steam road roller ha! 1 taken the machine to Plaiafeld where it will be used in construction work for the state highway depart ment.
 Franklin chapter, No. 4, R. A. NJ ' ] sonic Temple tonight at 7.30.-adv
 Army recruiting stations have 5oel notified that 1000 men are needed fol the Chemical Warfare service. Only i white men will be enlisted for thii service, enlistments may be for On, or three years.
 Willis D. Piper, of Springfield 1 Mass, who had charge of the New London Fairgrounds as supervisor l during the past summer expects t( be back in New London next summer to direct the work.
 The New London Young Mems Chris. 1 ton Association is conducting al l employes of the Groton Iron Work! who wish to improve their knowiedg, of the English language | thousands of railroad ties from dcp, l Valley, across the Rhode Island border owns and works 21 handsome tcan horses. His three dappie grays ar beautiful and are valued at $1 600
 Just received a new line of special l ly engraved private greeting cards for Xmas and the New Year. Step i and see samples at The Bulletin Offic Job Room.-adv.
 The work of tearing down the ol Shore Dinner House al Watch Hiii progressing satisfactorily. In the pas week the interior of the building wa torn out and the roof taken off by h end of this week the walls should b razed.
 mites for Bolton include lunch Mis A. N. Loomis, Mrs 5. Alvord and Alis Alvord music. Miss Mary Mat,hey ond C',o-1o, A. lee decorations. Mis- Olive Hutchinson; invitation, Miss 4 \. Looms.
 Wednesday afternoon eleven mem bers of Comfort Circle of the King Daughters met with Mrs. IT. F Daw ley. the leader, Mrs A. T. Utley. pre- siding, the circle beginning sewing f. the Red Cross, and planning Thanks giving charity work.
 Wednesday morning at o'c.ocl the November mass for the conso! a tion of the Catholic patients a. n Norwich state tuberculosis sanstoriul
 was offered by Rev. Peter J. Cunv ( St. Patrick's church, who administere Holy Communion to forty.
 Piano recital by Prof. F. l.. Farre at Community house of Unite church, Church street, D. m. No ? 12. Supper preceding recital. Admis sion by ticket only-adv.
 A 1,5o0 weight envelope manufact uring machine being built at tr
 Franklin street, Norwich is for a . pleted in two weeks and sent vi
 San Francisco by sailing vessel. One of the carpenters. Robert Hale, ! working for O. F. Willard of VIII mantle, building new factory at Fla. Hampton, cut himself badly the othe day with an adze. The wound wa dressed by a physician and it wa necessary to take several stitches.
 Nov 5th was Guy Fawkes day i ? Engand-tht anniversary of the Gis ! covery of the plot of Gay Hawkes. an his fellow conspirators to blow up th
 houses of parliament, believed to |
 the inspiration of the Thanksgivin
 arrel-burning custom in Norwich.
 Mary B. Wilcox, executive secretai
 announces that every W. c. T. U.
 the state has contributed to tho JuE
 flee fund. $12,010.71 has been paid al
 she has sent the full quota, $19,9S0 {
 the National Treasurer, Connecitc,
 is the eighth state to make corple