Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-31
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 VARIOUS MATTERS
 This is calendar day for Novembei |. Light vehicle lamps at 5:1e o'clocl i,this evening.
 Ice formed :. on Ledyard stream
 Thursday morning.
 Native potatoes are selling at 55,
 peek in the Norwich stores.
 ] It showed early Thursday morhing
 Later eit hailed and the day ended
 with a cold rain.
 October has been a month of fiv'
 Fridays, more pleasing to tenants
 than to their landlords.
 This (Friday) evening Special GyIs- sy Smith, Jr., Prayer meetings are rc
 be, held inS various sections about the city.
 Big, cargo of fresh fish arrived today, Osgood wharf; low prices.-adv. Tearing out the tracks of the old I main line at Groton station west of 1 the freight house was commenced this week.
 Starting the heater and buying 1 winter garments cannot be postponed any longer. the chilly air of Thursday indicated.
 1 Ghosts and goblins will haunt the 1 town tonight, All Hallows' Eve, judg- ] ing by whispered plans of the girls 1 and Ioys.
 1 On a dull day like Thursday the 1 juvenile readers at the Otis library 1 appear to appreciate their privileges with extra zest-
 1 The 2,o00, 900 feet of lumber stored | in the Noank yard and owned by the 1 U. S. Shipping board. has been pur- 1 chased by the Dupont Co Italian victory day is to be celebrat ed in Hartford Nov. 4 and delega- tions of Italians are expected to at tend from all parts of the state The people of this city are being rationed on sugar as closely as they were q ring the war days, Most of the II :han ts are without sugar, more than half the time. -
 Visit the Rainbow Fair in Bushnell chapel, Central Baptist church. Nov, and 5. from to 10. D. m.-adv.
 At the thirty seventh annual meet ing Of the Monday club of Danbury cluded Miss Harriet LA. Averill and Miss Maria. w. Averill. recent Nor wich visitors.
 The application of a number of stockholders of the New Haven rail- road for the appointment of a limited 1 heard in New York this week, has 1 been postponed until Nov IT. i The Young Ladies Soda1ity of St. ] Patr-ck's parish, which held a whist i in the basement assembly room Wed | nesday evening for the benefit of the ] Sedality's library fund, has already Accumulated about 435 books. l According to the announcement of ! the officials of the Connecticut Co. forty more one-man cars are to be put. on the various lines throughout
 the state. The first of these cars are E-low being delivered in Hartford. l The young folks need not do with ] out suitable confections for the Hal : loween party even though the sugar 1 shortage continues to exist since ,c
 prepared with nIolasses or corn syrup.
 Buy youa Christmas gifts at the Rainbow Fair next Tuesday and We'd i nesday afternoon and evening; also cake, jelly. etc.-adv.
 1 The trolley work car became stalled 1 at the city line, ThamesyiIIe on the up trip at 2:40, Thursday afternoon, holding up the passenger car, due at 1 2:45, until the down car reached I that point at 3, when both sets of l passengers transferred
 Dairy CcNmissioner Thomas Holt ! resigned as general manager of the i Connecticut Milk Producers associa-
 ton at a meeting of the association held in Hartford Saturday evening 1 last. Howard H. Myers, of Avon, | was appointed his successor i Rev E.weE O. Mead Of Cornwall, formerly of Leonard Bridge. spoke Tor :! the Pilgrim Memorial fund in Say ! brook First Congregational church i Sunday. Two thousand dollars was l! pledged. with more to be heard from.
 Eighteen hundred was the quota.
 There has been Q bounty Of p cents
 on woodchuck for a year in Bolton 1 and the town treasurer was kept busy last year counting up woodchuck tails
 and handing out quarters. The boys brought in 166 tails and the treasurer counted out 166 quarters, amounting
 to S42.5o.
 Hereater the Gilt Edge express from
 Boston will stop at Clinton, Madison
 and Guilford Sunday nights but not i the case the last month. This new i schedule goes into. effect next Sunday | evening. This train leaves Boston at 6:1o D.. m,
 During this month the members of | the Apostleship of Prayer in the lo-
 cal Catholic churches, in common with those throughout the world, have
 been praying for additions to the , number of teachers of catechis11l for i the thorough religious instruction of 1 the children.
 l Complaint has been made to the New London police that the row of 1 bathhouses owned by s1e Fitzgerald l estate Ht Ocean Beacn has been broken into and damaged. Bathing suits have been stolen, the locks on | the doors broken and other damage l has been done.
 s-sAl1 former service men and officers o6 the American expeditionary force who lost any belongings during the homecoming of the Hanks from France can get the missing articles by writing the Knights of Columbus, Lost BaEsage department, 461 Fourth avenue. New York.
 The banner, which the New Lon don W. C.. T. U. won at the county convention at Jewett City, Sept. 3O for making tho largest gain in mem bership for the year 1918-1919 has been received. It is O. fwhite satin on which is embroidered For God and Home and Native Land. Acting wich Miss Anna. B. Jennings, ef Fairfield. and Mrs James Parker