Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22
VARIOUS MATTERS

VAN1OOS MAlt1ENo
 Light vehicle lamps at s.2s o'cioc1
 this evening.
 October 22nd is Saint Philips da,
 in, the church calendar. .
 Nearly LOGO automobiles crossed ghe state bridge at Lyme during Sun 1 day.: ed their season with Sundays din
 The new state road through Pc l auonnoc is completed and is open te 1 the public. -
 In places. about the suburbs cider vinegar is becoming luxury, the cost
 is so high
 A project is under way, to build a ! guild house in Laurel Glen for social 1 welfare and entertainInent uses Reminiscent of war days. sugar | bowls have been removed from the ta- I bIes Of some Of the Norwich rest aurants
 | Nine members of the Ashaway grange attended the recent New Lon 1 don County Pomona meeting at North Storing ton.
 At East Hampton District Superin- tendent William H. Bath of Norwich, preached in the Methodist church Sun day evening.
 In the kindergartens, many of the younger children are engaged in mak- ing Halloween favors to be given to their parents and friends.
 A number of ship carpenters have left Noaak for Fair Haven where they yard lately started there.
 The State Y. P. c. L. of the Uni versalist church held it's annual ban suet in New Haven Hast week fol- lowed by business session
 Notification. has been sent out that o1 Vol -S7I1- f-cir class of 1883 i'll take place in the Yale club in New York city, Decem- Der 1S.
 An anniversary high mass for the repose of the soul Of Mrs. Mary Cal kins was sung in St. Patricl1s church Tuesday at o'clock by Rev. John H. B-oderick.
 The sportsnen state there are plenty of wild rabbits to be found in the woods, but few squirrels The other game with the exception or ducks IS scarce.
 This is short and crowded rush week for the Norwich schools. because of holding no sessions Friday next, when the state teachers convention is to be held here.
 Ore of the advisory board of the new art institution planned at his Long Island home 5zv Louis C. Tiffany. of New York. is Robert Vonroh. one of The Lyme artists.
 The twenty sixth annual meeting of the Connecticut Diocesan Council of the Girls Friendly Society is to open in Christ Church Cathedral parish house. Hartford, Friday.
 A government bulletin suggests: The old-fashioned gingerbread calls for no sugar. Why not serve it more often as ar autumn dessert? It*is delicious served warm with whipped cream
 Agents Of the internaY revenue ser l wee are at work in the state exanlin- 1 ing the books of various persons and ! con cerns for the purpose Of confirming | their income tax returns Of last year. |
 There is grumbling because it is 1 ella irned the conductors al Groton are ! i. the habit of waiting over two and es even three beats until the car is filed before continuing to No anI1
 Bus.ness men learn that at their re- cent co7yention paper ma anufa cturers predicted both a Shortage and a rise n price of statiotiery supplies. owing 10 existing conditions throughout the country.
 The White Ribbon Banner. which is published .in Scotland. ia th $ sta-e. rejo!ces i'll the October number be caues the W. c. T. L. is orsa nized and is carrying On work ia over forty countries.
 The Hartford and New London pass enger train makes it's last trip next = siGUaN. " E6t success pa t[ONS VIII have ia applying for this train to few weeks more is not >1ow.l yet. There is to be 2 I7'eeti9- at the fo-ton hall this week ti,is (W-ednes 1ay} evening. in the interests Of ed !cation.s School Supervisor L. c. Staples and State TlSpector of !. Schools Garrison Will speak.
 From the pulpit in St Patrick's .Eu-ch Sunday the congregations were 'e-Ilinded not to forget to turn the ,Fday night. so as to avoid being late 0 church Sunday 1nors.@s.
 Following Rev. A H. Ab!;ott's ad- I-ess to the children at the United church every Sunday morning. the boys and girls seven and lnder. are to go to- the cf3s:I'-F r l1.e;'I.1,-s or instruction by Miss ean;c Cong on.
 The Baliou Family associ;:.io~ ts t.! old it's 1Ith annual reun.oa E7sa2--- 3ence F.:6a-, October % w:5I. e--c.-- ises at the North burial ground at T :. .1ii. The reunion is. tn eaa.iy ersaIy f the granting Of land in Providence 0 Maturin Ballou.
 D'. Cashnan Allen Sears, s1 Mid ! csex courty's oldest practicipg hysiciar, who died earl Monday aorninE Of heart failure. a II $ honlei l Middietow2, on Novembel' II. 1862, larried Miss Evelyn Lay, of Lyme ;he died many years ago. i
 :- .scAPED AFTER RUNNING
 INTO AND UPSETTING AUTOS :
 Especial to The Buuetin) I Columbia, Oct. 21.-The state police re looking for Buick touring car, fc 1y7lr bat an