Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-08
VARIOUS MATTERS

| u 1 52 degrees during Sunday Dabolls Almanac predicts frost today, the sth to be followed by light rain. | Hardware dealers in Norwich are re- ceiving consignments of sleds and skates | The turf on Boswell avenue park is as fresh and green as it was back in Aug ust.
 i Post office authorities this year look l forward to an unusually heavy Christmas i business.
 l The approach of Armistice Day has started up the sale of flags and bunting l in the national colors.
 l Rowland's Jazz band, Ar4nistice~ night, l State AFmory, Danielson-adv. l Thursday next, the 11th. St Martins | day, is about the date when Indian sum- mer may be looked for.
 1 Trolley riding on tie Montville line is
 steadily increasing. as the public is be- ! coming reeonciled to the ten cent fares. 1 Harold F. Fierce of the town of Staf- i! ford was present at an investiture held ly King George at Buckingham palace,
 London, recently.
 During Sunday afternoon the reading room at the Otis Library was in charge of Miss Ma4ie I. Starnm. The visitors
 numbered ninety.
 This weeks meeting of The Vineyard | Workers of the Central Baptist church will be with Miss Helen B. Moore, 120
 Laurel Hill avenue.
 Dorothy Perkins roses and morning
 gleries were in bloom Sunday, Nov. 7th
 at the residence of MT. and Mrs John D.
 Hall, on Otis street.
 At Noank, John K. Ashby the mai
 carrier. received one vote for judge oi
 probate last Tuesday He does not ap.
 preciate the joke at all, his friends find.
 Miss Frances Downes of Crystal Lax.
 and Lester Randall of Orcuttville, were
 married Saturday, Oct 30, by Rev. o. J Aldrich of the NJ. E. church at Stafford
 Springs.
 At Park church Sunday, the offertory
 selection was o Rest in the Lord; alto
 solo, from the Oratorio, Elijah, Mendel
 ssohn, given very plessingly by Mrs. E A. Harris.
 MT and Mrs q. T. Williams of Yer
 non sailed last Wednesday on the Ital. , ian liner, The Due D' Orta for Genoa. and will spend the winter in the soutf of France.
 An inspection of the freight terminal } fthe New Haven road has been starte, , by 8 party made up af directors of the l road and members of the public utilitie commission.
 Visitors to Mohegan Park Saturda,
 found the pair of peacocks still in sum rner quarters, as the birds do not thriv
 well if shut up too early Supt. D. A.
 Smith has found.
 The Christmas Seal Campaign slogan
 Seal Your Mail With the Stamp 0
 Health,' according to present indica
 tions, will be followed by every lettei l C1riSf nrixT in 3 At East Killingly, Miss Hildur Elf ( gren recently arose early in the morning . while the stars were still shining and go l in to Bogmeadow caught a string of sev 2 en fine pi,kerel in time for breakfast.
 Tax collectors office will be open Mon
 Tues and Wed. evenings until o'cloc
 to receive 1920 city tax. Additions wi
 be made to all unpaid taxes after No - 11th-adv.
 n Passenger traffic over the lines of tn C Connecticut company is being checke -t about the state to determine whether 0 T not the raising of the fare to ten cents c has decreased the patronage of the car r Most of the island boats out of Ney z London have gone on the winter schedul s of one trip daily, but the Fishers Isl ' and steamer is expected to make tw y trips every Saturday throughout the ses son.
 q The general conference of the Congrr
 sational Churches of Connecticut COT venes at Bridgeport Tuesday and Wet ,o delegates from the United Congreg; ,, tional church
 E. George Beach, son of MT. and MT: c Beach of Saybrofk, after several yea h. of study with Leschetizky in Vienna ar h Phillipe in Paris, has begun his career I a pianist by a tour of England durin
 the past month.
 ,h The White Ribbon Banner publish, r. at Scotland, Conn, is pleased to launC st this joke: Rastus Up to Date: Rastus he "Ah've named ma old COW United States al Sam: 'Whaffo do you did dat?" Ra |: tus: She done gone dry ie' News from the Steiner family loeat ne them pleasantly situated in Denv h. where there have been two snowstor1 P already and snow now covers the groun y Mir. Steiner stood the trip better th .. that to Florida last winter. ,a In Trinity Msthodist church, at t J J close of prayer meeting last Thursda = it was decided to ask everyone to atte of tie "Wednesday evening program of t r. W. Ii. M. convention, and omit t
 Thursday evening service this week. 4 In the rectAt contest for the governo .1 cup on Putnam golf links, former No s wich resident, J Dyer Potter of Broo h. lyn, turned in the lowest net score I IT card showing gross score of 016, han, .v cap 20, net sS for the eighteen holes
 The United States civil service co ,e mission announces an examination B superintendent and director, men or V
 men, regardless of age, in the bureau .. fisheries. one for duty at Key West, Fl ls- at s1.Se0 a year, and the other at Bea "A. fort, N. C., at s1,500 a year. sr- Rev. John Cotter. NJ s. a professor I5 La Salette Seminary, Hartford, was a preacher at the high mass in St. Ps es ricl<'s church Sunday, his theme, t he Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, which he nm nominated the fulfilment of the last ' ne. and testament of Our Divine Lord. ed. Miss Dorothea Keeney, daughter elf Lafayette Keeney of Somersville, . ian Arthur Brewer Stedman, son of MT 2 Teil Mrs. Harry B. Stedman of West Ha is ford, were married Saturday night at
 it home of the brides father by Rev. Sa ev. uel R. Colladay pastor of Christ ehur of Hartford.
 iod A cheek for $157,69S.49 represen Me, the penalty tax on the Plant estate l ove been received by Town Treasurer Geo eo- E. Tingley of Groton and bonds of G pi- ton as held by Boston banking firm
 s203 0e0 will be reduced this (Monds aey morning s160Oo0, leaving the town W rge but a s4S,oe0 debt.
 VI, Up Captain Hurley recently intervie, ... Lunan Beckett at the Vermont st ,,os prison with the result that Beckett c { fessed the murder of Charles Taft, 1 ,.s merly of Westerly. The fourth anni' ns sary of Taft's murder will undoubte be observed at New Britain with
 trial of Beckett. self confessed slay