Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-01
VARIOUS MATTERS

 Thuredays ram.
 Light vehicle lamps at 5.14 this evening {Etandard time)
 Late harv<sting is the rule in all direc- tions in the suburbs.
 The best moonlight nights during No J vemher will be from the eSd to the 27th.
 This year Thanksgiving falls on the 25th and is three weeks from Thursday next.
 John King of Mantle has bought the E. A. Jennings house on River street, Deep River.
 Park church has been apportioned $500 of the Norwich quota toward the State Sunday School association.
 Mrs. Hnl will continue her dressmak- Ing at her new home S4 Oneco street Telephone connection.-adv.
 Filling up the duck poRd at Ocean Beaeh progresses slowly, the work being about two-thirds completed, The Otis library reading room proved an attraction for good number of sisit- DTS during Sunday afternoon few ardent local politicians are dis playing pictures of the presidential norni- ness in the windows of limousines The scdalitas is to give q Halloween | social to the United church school tonight | (Monday) inN the Community house Ghosts, goblins, witches and all manner of strange figures composed the Hallcv- | cen groups about the streets Saturday | evening.
 Conductors on the Norwich-Ncw Lon- don electric line now on reaching Uncas- vile call ''Montville, Uncasville, Palmer | town. Oakdale."
 The men being the defeated competitors in the recent contest in Andover grange | (Monday) evening.
 Temperature as low as 3s derees was recorded Saturday. Vines and plants show the effects of frost and the exceptional beauty of the foliage is ended. | Friends in Norwich learn that Warren Lee Goss of Rutherford, N. J., member of Sedgwick post, c. A. R., is hurrying to complete another book, ambitious and
 busy at 3s.
 Fall improvements, repairs and paint ing are in progress at tue home of MT and Mrs William H. McGuinness, the for
 mer Charles Mitchell residence, on West
 Thames street. ss
 At Trinity Methodist church Sunday al
 the meeting of the Epworth league at {
 the topic was Christian Principles in Poli
 ties. Lk. 22: 24-27. The leader was
 Guy B. Doibeare.
 The Parish Aid of Trinity Episcopa
 church will hold rumnlage sale at tn store in Bath street. Tuesday, Novembe ] 2nd.-ady.
 This (Monday) evening the vineyart Workers of the Central Baptist churcl 2 are to hold social meeting with MT. an, ' Mrs. $. E. Palmer 142 Broad street Tn z naeh have been invited. ? The ahange from new time back t !, standsrd time was made in Norwich Sun day so easily that no one was disturbe, :. by the reversal beyond giving thanks fo . | an extra hour to sleep. d AAmsnth's mind requiem high mass fo Il Dr. George A. Comeau, requested by tn .- parish Holy Name society, was sung in St
 Fatrick,s church Saturday at 8 o'clock b
 Rev. John H. Frederick.
 Unhinged gates, damaged piazza furni s ture, scraps of Jack-o' lanterns, trails Q confetti and paper spirals indicated Sun ]. day morning that the Hallowe' en frolic ' had been fast and furious, r The ex-service men from the towns c !. Ellington, Andover. Holland and Verno q have accepted an invitation of the com l. mittee ef the Rockville Armistice da z celebration to take part in the propose exercises.
 Il There are 1ss freshmen at Connecticr s College for Women, the largest in th ,- history of the college. The list include rt Mary Higgins and Ellen Wilcox, Nol 2. wich Helen Holbrook, Agnes Jones an el Ayrtice Tryon of Willimantic. n The Connecticut Woman Suffrage asss .n citation will hold it's 51st annual conver .e ticn in Unity hall Hartford, on Nov 2, and $. Miss Katharine Ludington Y Lyme, the president, will call the cenveH
 tion to order.
 The subject at the Mems Forum of u
 United Congregational church Sunda sr was The Growth of Political Democrae ,e in Germany Up to 1850. Many men n the congregation remained for the discu t. sion. The pastor, Rev. A. II. Abbott, W; l. leader.
 A bus line which has been run betwet of Chester end Saybrook by Mr. Sherwind D. Bridgeport has been discontinued and u .e result is causing a great deal of uneas re ness among the factory workers, who b ae wall the suspension of the Shore Lii
 Electric railway.
 Tt The Friends of Irish Freedom have T ne duested a solemn high mass of requie e- for Terence MacSwiney, lord mayor
 Cork, and the other dead hunger striker ee Thursday at 3 o'clock at St Patricl h. church, that parishioners and all symp " thizers with the cause may attend. III The United States civil service comm e sion announces an examination for plul
 ber's helper, nfales over IS years of a, " Two vacancies in the department of t e interior. Washington, D. C., at ss4o
 tyear, will be filled from this examinati, re Arpointees may be allowed the increa TT granted by congress of $2o a month, - South Coventry's wealthy summer re = dent. Mrs. Henry F. Dimock, has issu invitations to large dinner party
 Washington this (Monday) evening "a compliment to her son-in-law, the cot In sellor of the Italian embassy, Giuser Catalan, and daughter, Mime. Catala
 who are making short visit in Washf1 =. ton en route from the Far East to Italy .. Norwich. in the county branch of = Connecticut Sunday School association,
 called upon, before Nov. 1, to pay
 appcrtionment of ssooO, covering S1 t
 remaining unpaid, owing to war we
 campaigns, for each of the two past yea .S The money is to be raised by gratuit( srs contributions from the different Sund
 schools of the city.
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