Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-12
Nl|Is Norwich, Wednesday, Nov. 12, 1sis
VARIOUS MATTERS

LIiS evening.
 There was a general display of flags about town for Armistice Day. 7 In general the annual memorial day of the Elks will be Sunday, Dec. '. :
 For the third morning Tuesday the roofs were covered with heavy frost, Tuesdays grayness was not at all suggestive of the opening day of Ine dian summer.
 The news that a blizzard is on it's way from the west started up the de- mand for coal supplies Tuesday { Y. M. c. A. Rummage Sale, Thayer building, Friday. Nov. 14,.adv
 There is a complaint that in some places the burning of leaves in gutters means the risk of setting automobiles afire.
 Tuesday evening when the Boy Scouts met in Bushnell Chapel Cap tain W. G. Tarbox led in special drill exercises.
 According to army orders Tuesday Lieut.-Col. w.. J. Buttgenbach, Coast Artillery Corps. is assigned to Fort Wright, Fishers Island
 Five government men, including sev- eral from Norwich. continue at the
 
 company, on Franklin street.
 Books recently received at the Otis Library, of interest to the boys are How to Play Baseball and Reeds Football for Public and Player.
 On Monday Nov, F, MT. and Mrs. Edward Waite of Rockville will. cele- brate their fiftieth wedding anniver- sary, at their home in that city.
 F. Eugene Sweet, the funny man, Federated church, tonight Don't miss this.-adv.
 Judge Gardiner Greene of Norwich, in the civil side of the superior court at New Haven, has granted d smaller number Of diyorces than usual. this term.
 Connecticut fur dealers are being i admonished to get busy in pelt-col- lecting, as the next fur auction. in ! New York is set for early in Feb ruary. >-'
 Delegates from this section attend ed Saturday at Christ Cathedral par \ ish house, Hartford. the 18th local as- l sembly of the Daughters of the King | in Connecticqt.
 ". Milne. gardener for Mrs, Henry ! B. Plant, Branlord House, Eastern ! Point, was one of the leading prize winners at the chrysanthemum exhibi- ton in New York
 At 8 o'clock Tuesday. in St. Pat | rick's church. relatives and friends as- sisted at an anniversary requiem high mass for John J. 0 Neil. sung by the rector; Rev. J. H. Broderick. 1 Just arrived, fresh smelts. mackere.. shrlmps, scallops and oysters. Broad way Fish Market. 10 Broadway adv.
 The Harvard Endowment Fund com mittee have announced that S9414T12 i has been subscribed in the campaign for s15,250,00e 10 be used in increas- ing the pay of Harvard professors. Norwich Masons have been notified that the dedica ton of the new Ma sonic home at Wallingford will be conducted by Grand Master Wallace $. Movie of New Haven Saturday, Dec. 1S.
 Mars is @ morning star this month. On the 18th it will be TIT million miles from the. earth. It is in Leo on the list and by the last of the month, will have. moved into Virgo. It rises about 4.S0 a. m.
 Eas4ern Connecticut representatives will be among the 15.000 hotel men who will attend the fourth annual National Hotela Mems Exposition which .oDaped -Mo1day at the Grand Central Palace New York. v Harry Emnlons 6fs Plymouth, Conn. has entered 6 pen of ten White Wyan dottA chickens, aE s5tor,s college in the j tSg lay ing contest. William Bump 1 steadfs sof ,Thomaston has also en- i tered a pen in the contest 1 !, Just-receiveds 8 new line Of. special i ly engraved private greeting card; | Tor Xmas and the New ! car. Step il ! and see samples 2t The Bulletin Odic, Job Room.-adv.
 The Bulletin is holdings a number O news notes fro msurreunding town which are not used because they wer not signed by. the sendefs. Thes Tems will be published if the writer send the necessary identifica ton.
 Due to the unusually high tides fo several days the Ironsides Board COT poration at ThamesviIe has had | shut down a few hours each day. Mon dGy it was necessary to cease opera tions at the plant for two hours.
 An educational campaign will be gin Monday. Nov. r.. when the frs . of the Christian Uniyersf.- extensio T \ World Movement will conduct in e,--r state, will open in Burlington. Vt. The members of the Rockville fl, department had a welcome home cele bration Tuesday evening in honor ( 'the six ..lembers of their deparInlei who were in the service Five O. + six men have seen overseas service
 Members of Phi Nu Theta fratei nity at Wesleyan and the Manchest, Boy Scouts have looked in vain ft
 Samuel F. CroREell who has bee
 missing ten days aince his disappeal
 ance from the Wall Sanatorium at E1 field.
 The letter by our renowned town!
 man, Benedict Arneld, to be sold 93 New York this week, not only gives 6 account of his treason, but mention
 the sum of .e6.800 which he receive
 In addition he speaks of raiding
 New York. s1
 d In a number of towns Tuesday, 1T period of silent prayer for the fallt e was set aside in the services held, 70 i'the hour of the cessation of hostil nes Nov. 1, 1918. which was at o'clock. the hour at which hostiliti !,ended, Paris time.
 Connecticut ice cream manufactu 4 CTS received a special invitation to { 1 present in Philadelphia during u Nd present Ice Cream Week, Novemb
 loth to 18th. when great Easte tRegional Exhibition and several col kyentions are being held.
 James A. F7aherty.. supreme knig
 Of the Knights of Columbus, a
 nounced Tuesday that a drive amol
 the organizations 6uo.00O membe
 would be started att once in behalf Belgium's schools, as the result of letter which Cardinal Mercier has SC
 to MT. yFaherty.