Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-21
VARIOUS MATTERS

l Light vehicle lamps at 4.55 o'clock this evening.
 | The November moon is new toner 1 rom (Saturday) at 10.20 q. m. | Reports begin to come. in of wild geese flying to the southland. l Fake plumbing inspectors are rob- ping houses in cities about the etate.
 Come to the Owls whist tonight |, adv.
 l New York men have bought the ! property on Swan Hill. known as the I H. D. Bromley place.
 Norwich newsdealers are beginning :, to receive their supplies of magazines from New York with more regularity. Prophets who have been pred, cting a mild winter-or no winte- were not so sure, during Thursdays nippy cold.
 Tn Mantle, at the W. c. T. U. meet ing Thursday, Mrs. F. Atl.iie Randall of Groton, county president, was the fl speaker.
 i their prize birds in the poultry show to be held in Boston the first week in December.
 shifted from the power house to the O~~~ Engine Go.
 Miss Ruby Park. teacher of the Taugwank school. makes daily trips to and from her home in North Stoning- ton in her automobile.
 Lively Holsters at 35 cents per pound. Two bites in each one. at Powers Fros.-adv.
 Rev. John Mulcher, who has occu- | ~ia " Iv1tf ok To roh f1T V- eral Sundays, has been engaged to preach. there for the winter.
 Mir. and Mrs. Max snitk;n Of 14 Cutter street. New London. announce the engagement of their daughter Ida, to Abraham Schorr of New York | State Policeman Walter Y. Stiles and Deputy Commissioner of Weights and Measures Charles A. Fine, are on official visits to Holland County towns.
 A man near Rockville. R. T.. E. E.. Kenyon, has been disposing of honey this week which was bought in 1880 and which has proved to be of ex- cellent quality.
 A house committee of five mem bers has been appointed to provide ways and means whereby tue Laurel Glen Improvement society may own it's own Community building.
 All who will contribute to the G-anee rumrage sale to he in the Thaver building tomorrow. please send articles there this afternoon.-adv. One Of the ten ushe-s at the we'd ding in New York, Wednesday. of Ma for John B Marsh ard Miss Isabel Stettinus, when General Pershing was guest was Horatio Bigelow.
 Regular meeting K. of C. tonight al eight o'clock. First degree-adv.
 Handsorre invitations have been is sued by White Cross council to the formal opening of the new K. of c Home, 1s3 Broadway, Norwich, Sun day next, November 23rd. from 2 tc 10 o'clock.
 Papers have been served on Ha~-ar P. Spector of Rockville in a suit t recover part of a corn-rissinn on tht sale of real estate. The suit is he ing brought hv Herman and Ida Co hen of Ansohia.
 The United States Civil Servic commission announces for Decembe 25 an examination for lahorator = lhelper. Vacancies under the Depart
 nent of Agriculture will be filled fror this examination.
 X native of Norwich. Bishop Davi
 Tf,Imbull Hu-Cington, of Anking
 China. will sneak in St. Thoma
 church, Bethel, Sunday evening De
 cemher 14. He preached recently z
 Christ church. Norwich. , Just received new line of special \ engraved private greeting cards f. Xmas and the New Year. Sten in ar 2 see samples at The Bulletin Office JC
 Rcom.-adv.
 An advance of from seventy f1v . in the price of wheat four may l } looked for within Il week. accord r
 to bulletins received by focal retai
 CTS from several large mills.
 AS the voters of aTontvule decide
 to have electric lights nearly tw |, years ago, there is a demand for sue i street illumination now, when tlan [ formers and other material can < secured at a fairly low price. ' The weekly advice to local dru, ! gists is to the effect that the unloa. , ing of cargoes of crude drugs dela. ] ed by the longshoremens strike. } having some effect on market price } but there have been no serious d l clines.
 The Western Union Telegral Company has announced res1Inptit ] of its direct service with Belgiu, ? through restoration of it's special wi { from London to Antwerp which. h ! been interrupted since the beginnil . of the war, l The funeral of Wallace N. Dicke , inan, who was drowned Thursday, V held Wednesday afternoon at Sa brook. Burial was in Riverview cer
 etery. The body will be removed the spring to Solithington, the form 5 home of Mir. Dickerman. ~, l The: state dental commission " D conduct dental examinations in t . hall of the house of representatiy . today (Friday) and Saturday; sever applications having been made to t
 commission for permission to pra , tice dentistry in Connecticut.
 A former Norwich Town resider
 Mrs. Jerome Greer. of Mystic, cc responding secre' ~ for the Wora-
 Home Missions of the Southern N N England conference. was in Provider
 Tuesday and spoke before the Hol
 Missionary society of that city.
 About 700 corporations in the sts
 have failed to file their last ann,
 reports with the secretary of sta
 Their names have been given to
 attorney general for the collection
 the forfeiture of $25 each for wh
 their delinquency makes them liaf
 A former woman pastor of Sni
 Ktllingly Congregational church. F
 (Miss) Lydia Hartig of Killingw
 spoke at the meeting of the co
 b'ned Ladies' Aid and Home Nissic
 sry society of the Windsor Aver