Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-29
VARIOUS MATTERS

l VARIOUS MATTERS l LaSht vehicle lamps at 5.1s o'clock | this evening.
 Norwieh had oiisn5ed 'fs fe so sdss desrses A | Halloween post and greeting cards arc beginning to appear in the mails. Pickersl and perch at Powers Bros.' t-adv.
 The Aish winls sf Tuesday stripped
 the trees sf fnest of their yellow leaves.
 1H some q. tks churches, patriotic ttice Sunday.
 l A carrier piss6n. marked ."s17 Phila., Pa" has been around East Oneco for 1 the past week.
 | The authorities are enfofcing the l law which requires q state permit for l the erection Of bil1boards.
 Where there srs lilies on ponds flower t9 aA unusually late date. Among recent aceessions at the Otis Libfafy Is H. A. Roberts practical book, Conmereial Poultry Raising. Tns Oetsbtf moon. visible in Tues day evenings sky, appears to be what tic weashef sharps consider a wet M6ens Small native fnaekere1 and rnullet at Powers Bfos.'-adv.
 Nest sf the Norwich circles of the Kings Daughters have plans for spe- eial charitable work for the coming Thanksgiving season.
 Not only chestnut blight, but pine rust and pine blister have struck the fefests in a number of localities in Wihdhasn eusnty.
 Fer the second time during Octo- ber the moon will be in first quarter Friday. ths sist. at s-43 P. m. It was first quarter, before on October 2d.
 According to naval orders an- nounoed Tuesday, Lieut.. O.. R. John son is assigned to the public works department of the submarine base, in CrotGfi.
 Tuesday. the feast of St. Simon and St. Jude. Rev. Richard R. Graham off, ciated at~ths celebration of the holy csnfsnnien at 10 o'clock in Christ
 Big eargoes of fresh fish arriving daily at Osgood's wharf-adv.
 The new addition to the Rock Nook Chudren's Home. at Norwich Town, has reached the painting stage. This twelve children.
 At present zoo employees are work ing 24 hours at the Ironsides Board Corp. plant. at Thapesville. two shifts of men being requifed to take care of th6 rush ef orders.
 
 modated are mourning because the Shore Line trolley company has no intention of fesuning service between Saybfook and New Haven.
 There will be two eclipses during November. partial eclipse of the moon November '. visible and an an- nuIar eclipse of the sun November 22, 1 visible in this locality as partial eclipse.
 4 Brooklyn, Conn. correspondent notes that Charles Bard and his nurse, l Mrs. Mcclure who have been at the i Putnam Inn for the summer, have re- turned to Norwich for the winter | months.
 Regular meeting of American Legion | tonight at 8 o'clock at state armory.-f adv
 The latest announcement shows that I ana with s.6oo subscribers on the books Haryard's $15,250, ,09G endow- nent fund now has 2 grand total of
 Friday, Ali Ffallews Eve. the vigil of All Saints day is day of fasting In the Catholic church for all those whose age and occupation are such that they have no reason for sl1ot keep Ing tine fast.
 Bsni and business men have been notified by Chief w. H. Moran of the detective service at Washington to be new counterfeit $50 note on the Fed srAl Reserve bank of Boston.
 When MT. and Mrs. James N. Mich ols celebrated their 25th wedding an- niversary at Manchester Friday eve rom Hartford. wnrimantic. East Hampton, Lebanon and Manchester
 The first order for the e-cent metal .Cksns placed by The Connecticut Company calls for 65o.ooo. When the
  ,ut western Connecticut Nov. 2 all 'orms of paper tickets will be aban- toned.
 4 prohibition speaker freauently ,earA in Norwich. E. l.. G. Iohentha1. Sn ,. z lengthy trip in competitor n1H,n @ with Nova Scotia and Prince Edwards Island. He expects to re- urn to Manchester Nov. 1.
 News has reached the Norwich Art schooi that the Grolier club will open ,ssons st 4s East ' soth street Kew Fork, Nov. s1. with a collection of lbout 200 books. representing exam ,ies of the best bookbinding.
 Tho United States Civil Service announces for Nov. 19 an ,xamination for mulfSsraph operator ications. Departmet of Agriculture, j D. C.. at $7zo year. will ] ,e filled from this examination.
 The patients at Norwich State Tu- 'eFcu1osts Sanatorium continue their interest in the weekly service of norninS prayer and appreciate the -isits of Rev. Richard R. Graham ev- q ny Wednesday. at 10.30 o'clock. the ervfce being read in the new build ] ng.
 For the United Workers. the city ' nissionary. Rev. Charles A. Northrop, lzs an average number of twenty ; antilles to care for. chiefly through E ge or illness. The state pension to s SIS weekly, win relieve the United Workers of the care of per f lAps six or eight. Y The purchasing committee of the I United Congregational church Wo- nan's Home Missionary Society is ollectins partially worn garments for sending in the Home Mis- : ionary boxes. Mrs. Chauncey B. Sher-I nan and Mrs. Herbert W. Gallup ere