Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-01
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS Slight vehicle lamps at 5.l5 o'clock this, evening. er-
 The almanacs predict day of chilly winds today. -'Ff ~ F The best moonlight nights during November will be from the 9th to the 10th.
 Indian summer is due about the 11th of November. Fridays high tenn perature was a reminder of it.
 As almanac day for November Friday did not prove very promising although there was a little sunshine
 Psychic messages by Mrs. Harding at Spiritual Academy Sundsy-adv. A copy of Poultney Bigelow's book Prussianism and Pacifism, has been acquired by Peck library. Slater hall
 State Secretary Charles D. Hine of Hartford is expected to meet with the North Stonington school board Tues day. ltH t '@
 The first flock of wild geese reported this fall was seen at Hebron Oct. 20th The first snowbird was seen son Oct Fist. ....,.. y......... ......,.
 AS Nov. 2d. All Souls day, falls or Sunday this year. the observance in St Patricks church is deferred to Mon- day.
 Mayhower lodge of Rockville is tc visit Myrad Rebel1ah lodge of Stafford for the initiation ceremonies Wednes- day evening next. Because unusually large, quantities of walnuts are being gathered this fal the weatherwise are wondering if there is to be hard winter.
 Big dance tonight. Rioux hall, Jew. ett City. Ideal Singing Orchestra adv.
 A Moosup man. John Stone. recently had 10 bushels of husked corn stoler from his field on the Green Hollow road. The trick was done at night.
 Be sure and wis .Aa RainbN~ Tai in Bushnell chapel next Tuesday anc Wednesday, to 10 D. m.-adv. An Essex correspondent states tha Lewellyn Mack has resigned at Mystic and has returned to his home and i. now working for Aaron Perkins at thu l railway.
 The Stafford Press states that G. c Lane of Mystic has bought the fixture, in the Pero store and will start in busi ness there soon after the first. of No. vember.
 Next Sunday is the first Sunday O | the every member at church" cam paign that is being carried out in al parts of the country by the Episcopa churches.
 Miss Susan Lamb of Center GrotoI has been engaged to teach the schoo in the Hewitt district. North Stoning ton, the teacher. Miss Stillwell. o White Rock. having resigned.
 Judge Joel H. Reed of Staffor Springs ended his last day on the SUI perior court bench in this county i New London Thursday. Judge Rec has reached the age limit and is re tiring.
 | George E. A. Jones of New Londo1 president of the United States Electri company, has invented an electric rive heating device which demonstration have proved to be very successful.
 You can buy aprons, fancy article Christmas cards, food, candy and great variety of other things at tn Rainbow Fair, Nov. and 5.-adv.
 In the coming Episcopal church campaign the first thing that ever member is asked to do in connectio with the movement is to attend at leas one service of church every Sunday.
 All but few of of the books on tn state grant for 1918-19 have been rt ceived at Plainfeld library and win | on the shelves today (Saturday). Mo. of the books are for young readers , The funeral of Mrs. Josephine Brow was held Thursday at Fairview hom Groton. Rev. G. R, Atha, pastor , Groton Heights Baptist church, of ciated. Burial was in the home ceme tery.
 While the new metal token has T : legal standing as a coin. it will be as cepted as cash on all cars of the Cor necticut company and will have value of six cents. The company calls a metal ticket"
 The steamer Restless of the Fisher Island Navigation company is still the bottom of the harbor there, but e forts are being made by the T, Scott company to pump the water ol and float the craft.
 The blue army overcoats issued the Connecticut State guard near two years ago are to be worn by Polls soldiers, as the entire issue put ol to the state troops has been sent in New York and Is now on its way Poland.
 During these short afternoons u many hundreds who use some of u Norwich streets-McKinley avenue al Franklin street in particular-reali how poorly lighted they are. w leaves and dark walks make a dange ous combination. -
 The United States civil service con mission announces for Nov. 12 an e, animation for multiplex operator, f both men and women. Vacancies the signal service at large. HoSalxe !. N. J., at SLIGO aSyear. will be fill, from this examination
 Mrs. Carrie Royce, whose home near State Line, has been committed the Norwich state hospital by u Stafford probate court. She disa1 peared from her home last Mond; and went to the home of her sistt Miss Jennie Aldrich. in Monson, Sa urday.
 With the majority of Connectic silk manufacturers booked solid wi orders for next spring. the constru tions that will be used for that peri, have been pretty will determine Foulards are expected to take a lea, ing place, position formerly occupi by taffetas.
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