Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-29
VARIOUS MATTERS

VSG4A~00 tt&x1 . ' A-A4NaS Light vehicle lamps at 4:5o o'clock this evening. Rev. N. W. Wells has accepted a cal1 from the Congregational church of Lyme to become i.s pastor.
 The Harvard Endowment fund has reached $10,36O,2S1, a special Thanks giving canvass adding more than s36.- 600.
 Blue Points, the aristocrats of the ocean, only at Powers Bros-adv. The money quota for the Red Cross $12o and ninety-eight members, have been secured by the committee in Holland.
 Tomorrow, November 80 at 3:26 a. m.-Uranus and the moon will be in conjunction. Uranus being south de- grees 25 minutes.
 John Nebrosky of Quaker Hill was in court Wednesday on the charge of selling chickens on scales that were not accurate.
 Some of the holiday visitors left For home Friday without having had even a glimpse Of the sun during ther stay In Norwich.
 The fish and game commission hopes to restock all of the inland waters of Connecticut with fish from the state hatcheries,
 It is stated by an Essex corre- spondent that Mrs. Frank Kinne has gone for the winter to Preston where Mir. Kinne is employed. In the surrounding towns there arc many acres of corn unharvested yet. Scarcity of help is the cause assign ed for the latenesS oG gathering the crop.
 Sale of bulbs and bowls at the Art and Gift Shop, 50 Broadway.-adv. | A West Medway, Mass, correspond ent mentions that Orrin Hodgson ot Noank, Conn.,, has been the guest Of his mother at her home on Philips street
 The circuit Epworth league meeting is to be held in Moosup M. E. church Saturday evening, Dec. $. The speak CT will be Prof. M. A. Dawber of Boston.
 Sportsmen from Connecticut are leaving for Maine for the special ten open days Of moose hunting, which has been resumed after four years suspension.
 Shrimps, h., 35c: live Holsters, h., 35c; scallops, qt. 50. Broadway Fish Market, 40 Broadway.-adv. f''
 Genealogies acquired recently by the Otis library include the Genealogy of the Crane family, of the Tales fam fly; the Shaw records; a memorial of Roger Shaw and the Wakeman gen. alogy.
 Commissioner John NJ. Crampton of the state fish and game commission states that the number of fish i1 Connecticut waters has been nearly doubled as the result of the hatch cries operated by the state. : Christmas sale of fancy articles Dec. 1. 2, 3, Buckingham Memorial Mrs. Hadley G. Gray.-adv.
 Weather like that of this week pleases the state tobacco men, as il makes the handling of tobacco bott easy and profitable. Stripping of the leaf is best accomplished on days when the atmosphere is damp. The Polish army members are re- ported as being without proper shoes many of. them without overcoats anu all articles of clothing. A movement to aid them has been started in New Haven and other cities O. the state. George A. Finn of Greenwich has been appointed bank examiner by State Bank Commissioner E. Sturges and will begin his duties January 1 . Mir. Finn succeeds Frank E. Soule O New Milford. who resigned 6 nlonti ago.
 Roller skating tonight at 7.3o ant every eve next week except Thurs Russell's, Talman street-adv.
 It is reported that raecoons ar more numerous in the woods through out New England than they hay been known to be in fifteen or mot t years. Many have been shot il Voluntown and North SLoningtoi this fall
 t The Connecticut company introduc ed tokens hardly two weeks ago an '' up to Wednesday 100000 of the meta tickets had been placed in the hand of cashiers and agents and moro tha 300,000 of these were Il circulatio among trolley riders. sI Noted ballot medium, Isabel Brad ley, gives messages and clairvoyar l- readings Ut Spiritual Academy Sun l. day.-adv.
 New York society papers note tha U Miss Edith Todd Dexter, daughter 4 MT. and Mrs. Lewis Dexter of Mar 't chester N. H., whose engagement {
 
 been announced, is a sister of Mir Halliburton Fales, Jr., of New York.
 The gate tenders at the New Have road crossings will be raised abol eleven cents an hour in their pay, ar
 the section gang ten cents all hou le They now receive 39 and 70 cen | per hour which will make it 50c. Tht - como under tho heading of the mail
 tenance of way. -
 Sale of Christmas novelties by Mi
 Maud c. Buckingham, 66 McKinl - ave, Monday, Dec. 1, and continuil
 daily until Christmas. Hours from
 a. m. to $50 ?. ID. Articles from 2
 up.-adv.
 A Plsinfield boy, Wilfred Merci
 the five year old son of Isadore Me cier, who while at play was struck an automobile driven by Albert Go don, was taken as quickly as post ble, to Backus hospital, in Norwi
 where an operation was perform
 and his condition Is considered fave
 able.
 A summer resident Of Brook,
 Conn, William Henry Bishop, { author of a dozen or mdre boo
 has just added another to the numb
 It is -Babel,'' issued by pu l. uoAAl16 u1 OL ANOW A0Ifs IL ID
 humorous account of an attempt
 the introduction of a universal Ia
 guaSe.
 Christmas opening of attract
 handmade gifts. at Woman's E
 change, Monday, Dec. 1st. Lunc
 cloths, handkerchiefs. aprons, far
 baskets, attractive novelties, xn
 cards. Stamped goods for holid
 gifts.-adv.
 North Grcsvenordale night sch