Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-10
VARIOUS MATTERS


 VARIOUS MATTERS i Light vehicle lamps at e.47 o'clocl
 this evening.
 The store windows are featuring
 Halloween embiems and favors. Neighbors at Ekonk have been in,
 yited to a huskiag bee at Edwin 5 1 C;allup's Saturday evening.
 l A big timber lot at Eastford whicf C.: A Wheaton sold lately is being l cut off by a full force of men. 1 A WarrenviI1e resident, Welcome I Davis completed AS years, of work fol I the Tatem Handle CO, Monday, oc- I tober e..
 I The street department signalized Fire Prevention Day by having some of the leaves. about the streets collect ed and burned.
 l A number from Norwich will at l tend the big Welcome Home cele- ] bration at Lebanon, Saturday, begin 1 ming at 10. o'clock.
 1 Dancing at K. of C.. Monday. Oct. I13, from s to 12.-adv.
 i Thursday night at the United Con l grega tionai church. Rev. Alexander H Abbott considered the subject, "Sin,' v at the mid-week service.
 1 The grange al Union is making pre- 1 parations for the meeting of Pomona l QuinebauR grange which is to be held l in the Grange hall. October 25. Mrs. Carrie Hawthorn and John Mitchell were married at the home of l ening by the Rev. Gerhart Wilson. 1 During this month the planet Saturn is few degrees east of Regulus and rises about four hours before the sun. It is finely placed for observation.
 Special meeting, K of c. tonight at eight o'clock, first degree.-adv.
 Miss Maude E. Hayes state home
 5 e$D Il Cf charge of the exhibit of the Connecti- cut Agricultural college at Danbury fair
 While the population in Eastern Connecticut tjails is decreasing Sheriff Bert G. Thompson now has only three prisoners at the county jail in Had dam.
 Tn New London, John D. Tibbitts and LucreEa B. Boss have sold to James. O'Neill.= land and. building at the corner of Main. and Masonic street.
 Many automobile drivers, who have occa sion to drive at night, complain thats-the ordnance requiring bicycles to carry lights is not more generally obeyed-
 who. sold his farm recently. is plan ming a trip to his home land and will leave as. soon as passports for Swed- ell can be secured. The. twenty fifth annual conference of the Women's auxiiiaries of Y. M. c. A., of Connecticut is to be held in>sthe Congregational church of Stamford, Thursday-Friday, October t6>I7.ssza .'- 's3-@
 sRev.aMyles F. Calvin offered the Oc- tolber mass at the Norwich State Tu befculosis Sanatorium at ' o'clock Thursday morning, giving holy com na union to the forty-one Catholic pa tients.
 It is. announced from the state high way department at Hartford that the bridge over the Thames river at New London. the old railroad structure made over. will be formally open to the public October IS.
 Mrs. Susan Baldwin Adams Palmer, S5. widow of Professor George Pal rner, musician. who died at her home in Willimantic, Tuesday. recalled the fact that both her grandfathers were Revolutionary soldiers. : !; In. the Storrs College exhibits at fairs this fall. one half the tent was taken up with models of farm home conveniences. One that received most attention. perhaps. was the installa ton of. a water system.
 .Trappersy are encouraged by the news: that the 1ow1y chipmunk is being .s given, his innings this season by the millinery concerns that are en- deayoring to supply new things in the
 
 When Ashaway grange entertained ouonechontaug grange Mon6ay even ing the feature was a debate agri cultude in the schools. the women talk ing the affirmative and the men the negative. The men Won out. . Awards at Danbury fair include: Four year old Guernsey. J. B. Palmer. Norwich. 1 and 2. Three year old Guernsey heifer. J. B. Palmer and ? 1 Two year old Guern @ey, T. B. Palmer, l ". One year old hei1er. J. B. Palmer. l national president of the D. A. R. ] and Benjamin T. Ma a~sha1I. president /, of the Connecticut college II be tho i speakers at the state conference of 1 the D. A. R.. in Mfddlatowl, Octob- ] In most towns of the state house ] wives are still looking in all direc- i tions for sugar that they may ba ahla to complete tthe fall jams and ieH'e@- T. seems a pity so- much good fr-'it ! must go to waste when food is badly : needed
 At Lyme town meeting Mondav the . Sound View representative tried to get . $500 appropriation for police protec ton. The voters thought half that would answer as one was re- qufred only through the summer and 1 so voted $25o.
 The engagement has been announced { of Wendell Bosworth to Miss Chris tine Paine of North Woodstock. The wedding will take place soon. MT. Bosworth and his bride will reside on 1 Main street. East Woodstock having rented the H. B: Comings place.
 Members. of the executive commit tee of the State Police association ! were in Danbury Wednesday after noon to hold a meeting in the evening. they attended the fair as guests. Of Captain D. W. Bradley and the police committee of the common council. E When Anton Remnik drove into Rockville the other morning from Crystal Lake. he carried a bag con- tAfning $210.T to use to buy horse and left the bag in his wagon while | he went to store. Two small boys took the bag and and when they were only $158 was recovered. CHURCH 1
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