Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-22
VARIOUS MATTERS
October 22nd is St. Philips day.
 T,-hf vay,i-la Iamns at e.z1 +h;s eve,

Light vehicle lamps at s:2S this even ing.
 La Touraine tea reduced to 4oc a canister-ady.
 The rainfall in Norwich during October 1918 was light, only 5.o2 inches.
 The Thursday evening prayer meeting of the United Church was led by Rev. Alexander H. Abbott.
 The days length has decreased four and one-half hour, the sun bAing due to shine today but 10 hours, 4s minutes. John Brown is setting up a saw mill on the Corbin place at North woodstock Freeman Spalding is cutting the lumber. Norwich National banks are ready to exchange all Liberty bonds except the Fourth; which will be ready early in the New Year.
 Plenty fresh fish at osgooda wharf good variety low prices.-adv. MT. and Mrs Henry Lewis and daugh- ter Florine recently closed the Refuge at | Lords Point and have started for San Francisco.
 A Ponfret Center resident Freq Child was attacked by a vicious heifet. one day recently and narrowly escaped serious injury.
 l Rev. Arthur F. Purkise of Norwich de l livered the closing address of the State | Christian Endeavor Convention at Bridge port Sunday night.
 Senator Borah speaks at Davis theatre I next Monday night.-adv. A rumnage sale held in the vacant store on lower Bath street by Home Chapter of the Kings Daughters during Thursday netted nearly s100.
 There will be a democratic rally in Town hall. Saturday night, Oct. 23, at 8
 oAclock-ady.
 News comes to Connecticut trappers that at the auction being held in New
 York this week there was renewed inte-
 rest in the sales of red fox although only
 the best of these belts brought ST.
 At the semi-annual meeting of the ToI-
 land County Medical Association in
 Stafford Tuesday. Dr. Charles T. La Moure of Mansfield, was elected presi-
 dent.
 The members of the ouahaug club of Greenmanville had an outing the other
 evening, taking a straw ride to Wiliman-
 tic and having supper at a restaurant , lthere.
 Rudolph Ayers of North Stonington has raised nearly 240 bushels of potatoes on tract of land that he managed for Mrs. Milo M. Clark the present year at White
 Rock.
 Special meeting of White Cross Coun- cil at K. of c. home tonight at O.
 clock. First degree.-adv Consolidation of rural schools will be
 urged upon the legislature by Secretary
 A. B. Meredith of the state board of ed ucation when the general assembly con vene next January. P Big open rally with Senator Borah l speaking at Davis theatre Monday night r adv.
 $ The United States civil service com e mission announces an examination hth. f ographic transferer. made desired, oyci f twenty in the Photographic Office De !. partment, Washington, D. c. Thursday was the warmest day of tn, ; week so far, the mercury standing a "A degrees during the afternoon. Th' ' country roads are dry as ashes and pas :, lures and lawns have a parched look. Jhe Steiner family left Norwicl
 Thursday to spend the winter in Denver . where they have leased furnishe,
 house near one of the parks. The tri
 is to be made direct and was via Palmer
 Long clans, opened choice easter
 halibut and salmon, Noank cod. blae A and fatffsh shrimp and lobstera al fl Powers Bros adv. ffl At the State Audubon Society rneettn e in Fairfield Saturday Mrs. Herbert Bee, IS will talk on Birds of My Farm" an l. Wilbur F. Smith will give a new illu,
 trated talk on Birds Here and There
 Connecticut"
 Herb" Smiths orchestra -r Stat T. Amory WAlimantic, Saturday, oc K 23rd.-adv. | = died at his home in Ellington Monds
 evening was held at two o'clock Thur
 day afternoon in the Congregation ,h church the pastsr, Rev. James T. Car s CT, officiating.
 at Several members of the womens Auxi
 iary of the Young Mems Christian assoc
 ation. will attend the 18th state confe = ence of Y. M. c. A. auxiliary to be he 7 today F'riday) at the United Church pa
 ish hall in New Haven.
 La, Touraine tea reduced to 40c canister.-adv.
 Rev. E. D. W. Grant of Hartford h | been appointed pastor of the A NJ
 Zion church in New London to succe, nr Rev. J. S. N. Tross who resigned sever " weeks ago to take professorship in t es Salisbury college at Charlotte, N. c. ,;1 4he water 5upply at NOfW1Ch Sta cf Hospital is very low. The state is wi or ing to compensate the city of Norwich Us, ward furnishing city water for the ins ok tuition and Dr. Franklin S. Wilcox h m- taekn the matter up with the aufhoriti at The fall meeting of the Connectic
 State Teachers Association will be he = today F'riday) in Hartford New Have
 Norwalk and New London. It is t 1Y seventy-fourth year of the associate
 All the meetings open on daylight savi
 time.
 Hear the truth. on the presidntial ca
 paign from Senator Borah at. Davis u
 ater.-adv.
 ve The seniors of Tourtellotte Memor high school at North. Grosvenordale, z ,,1 holding a typewriting contest having t sides of six members each At the C ra of six weeks the losing side will have
 entertain the winning side by giving n social.
 Dr. witter K Tfngley, of Norwi
 whose family has spent the past five gu
 rners in one of the cottages of the L, ,%. estate, on the Crescent Beach shore, Aeo purchased the desirable property,
 11-room house, next to the Alexan Shaw cottage.
 UU Schooner Star, Capt Steve Bagnell ] NO returned to Noank from weeks cru " of Nantucket, where the skipper eau 00 PIP bushels of fashhsh in his otter tra, ~o They are the largest fatfish ever brou