Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-18
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS Light vehicle lamps at s.ss this even ing. Leon sayles of Ekonk. recently caught a bass weighing four and cne-quartef pounds.
 Today. St. Luke's day, will be observed by special services in the Episcopal churches.
 The State Sunday school convention is to be held in Center church, New Ha- ven, Nov. 3, 4 and 5.
 La Touraine Tea reduced to 4oe can ister.-adv.
 Heavy fog during Saturday did not lift until after noon and Sunday also proved a day of brief sunshine. During Sunday afternoon the Otis Li- brary reading room was in charge of Miss Mazie Stamm. There were 70 visi tors.
 Continued mild weather has brought out the fact that the mercury reading Thursday was the highest recorded in twelve years for October. Saturday afternoons trade had con- siderable Fall punch in 1t, shoppers talk | ing advantage of the special sales ad- vertised by the merchants. There will be six parties on the ballots | in November in the following order: Re- | publican, democrat, socialist, prohibition l sociaIist-labo and farmer-labor. At the United C. Ngregational church forum at noon Sundas the subject, Pro- 1 gress in Political Den cracy was the | third in the series on Socialism.
 Taxes will be collected today at the store of Edward McNanara, 159 Sacherq | LaI1~ fn n m. / Sunday evening at the Central Baptist church, the B. Y. P. U. leader was Howard S. Arnold Topic, Lessons From Recent Events. Luke 1S; 1-5; Prov. 25:25.
 A conspicuous signboard at Bullock Corner, New London, informs motorists that bridge repairs are in progress in Norwich, and advises taking the east side highway
 The eighth annual reunion of the asso- citation of the Wilcox family and allied families which was held Thursday at Fraunce's Tavern. New York city, was attended by about 100 members.
 A Hartford paper mentions that na- tive of Norwich David L. Bacon of Langley Field, Va, has been spending few days in that city and attended the Hart-Stone wedding Saturday.
 According to Hartford reports, John H. Browning, inventor of the Browning machine gun, made in Norwich during tho war, is about to perfect a gun for use against tanks and submarines.
 Food sale by Hope Rebekah lodge in Odd Fellows hall Wednesday, Oct 20, 2 o'clock. Whist in evening at S.15.-adv.
 This state is to have at Hartford Nov. to the seventh annual convention of the New England Fruit Show. The ses- sions and exhibit will be- a magni- , ficent display of New England grown fruit.
 One thousand members of the Con- necticut State Grange will take tho seventh degree of the National Grange in Boston during the national session which will be held at Mechanics Hall Nov. 10-14 1 Alumnae from Connecticut attended Founders Day exercises held at Mt Holyoke college, South Hadley Mass. last week in commemoration of tn, founding of the college S3 years ago b1 Mary Lyon.
 William E. Whitmore, fair price com missioner, received notice at Hartford from Washington Saturday that the en tire fair price organization is to be dis banded and that he will go out of offics . on November 1.
 Motor Vehicle Commissioner Robbin B. Stoeckei, in the report which he vii submit to the 1921 legislature. will rec ommend the passage of law to vest tn control of the routing of jitneys in state commission.
 La Touraine Tea reduced to 4Oc a can ister.-adv.
 The new trolley fares from Norwic f0 New London inIr al; to passengers. Instead of having tt pay nickel seven times, dime is pal four times. The fare by train to Ne, London is 54 cents.
 During Saturday afternoon, whe Miss Hattie Carter was hostess at tn D. A. R. Museum, on Norwich Tow Green, there were ten visitors. Thi closes the season in which snearl% 50 persons have registered. At an institute for teachers unde
 state supervision in dozen or nor
 towns surrounding Danbury to be hel at the State Normal school today (Mor
 day) one of the speakers will be O. I
 Lowell, formerly located in Norwich M On and after November 1 the prote, \ tion, which an application to renew
 liquor license made last year gave t
 dealers in liquor. will absolutely ex
 pire and persons selling liquor will the
 be amenable to state as well as feder;
 laws.
 The United States civil service con
 mission announces for Dec. and g a
 examination for junior engineer an
 deck officer, male, age over 26, in tt \ United States Coast and Goedetic Su
 vey at the entrance salary of $2,000
 year.
 Ruth WylIys Chapter Daughters
 the American Revolution, will give
 luncheon in honor of Mrs Geore
 Myanard Minor, of Waterford, pres
 dent general national society, D. A. l
 at 1 o'clock, Friday, October 20, at u
 Hartford Golf Club.
 At Park church Sunday, in the al = them, How Lovely Are Thy Dwelling
 there was a beautiful soprano solo
 Mrs. Arthur E. Story. The offertor \ directed by Chorister Eben Learne was the quartet from Elijah Q Con
 Everyone That Thirsteth."
 Rollin U. Tyler, democratic candida
 for governor. has declined the nonin
 tion for judge of probate in the Ha,
 dam district Mir Tyler has served f = about eight years and several times h
 candidacy for the office has been el
 dorsed by the republicans.
 Honor students at Wesleyan ha been announced, based upon work do, v last year, by members of the undo r graduate body who maintained an ay - rage of 30 or more. The seniors
 ciude Harwood B. Dolbeare. Norw!c
 Leonidas H. Bunyan. Colchester. - The 5sd annual convention of f
 grand lodge of Connecticut, Knights
 Pythias, to opon in Bridgeport Tuesd
 nIrht will bA attAnded by QranA Ma