Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at $40 o'clock this evening.
 A party of boys from the Avon Gram match at Storrs
 Don't forget D. A. R. rummage sale at Memorial today.-adv.
 Friday afternoon meeting of tia Children's World. Crusaders was held at the Central Baptist church.
 At the mid-week services at Park Con- gregationaf church, Mrs. Howard P Ben jamin has been assisting as. s.pianist.
 This s National Cancer week, during which the American people are being ad- vised of the meaning of the cancer men ace.
 A civil service examination is to be held at Stafford Springs today Saturday. to fill contemplated vacancy of post master at Stafford.
 Schooner Magnolia, of Noank Capt Grover Eldredge, which left for the fish ing grounds a few days ago. is on her way up sound loaded with cod.
 A meeting of the Junior Guild of the United Congregational church was we'll attended Friday afternoon in Miss Pull ems office over the Otis library.
 Good Shepherd yarn and new sweater designs at Woman's Exchange.-adv.
 The National Retail Dry Goods Asso- citation is issuing to members in Connec ticut and elsewhere a research report on the operation of bargain basements.
 W. S. T1tley, of Waterford, has rented the upper tenement in the Tyler house on Parsonage street at Old Lyme. MT. Hutley will assist W. F. Clark in his bus mess.
 Word has been received in Tollanu from Theodore Taylor that he has arriv- ed at Winter Haven. Florida, and en- joyed his trip very much. He has ini- proved in health.
 Freight cars idle because of business conditions on Oct. 23 totaied 2s4,404, or 21,973 fewer than on Oct. Is, according to reports issued this week by the Amer ican Railway Association.
 Americas great medium, Isabel Brad ley. at Spiritual Academy Sunday.-adv.
 Saybrook residents MT and Mrs. S. NJ. Sheffield left California Tuesday on their homeward trip. They have been away two months, and it will be two weeks before they reach Connecticut.
 Two of the old-fashioned chimneys with fsreplsces and brick ovens have recently been removed at Westford Hill one at Mrs. Proko2's, the Enoch Baker place, the other at J. ". Arrnitage
 The agent of the state board of educa- tion, A. w Buchanan was in Norwich Thursday afternoon as usual, but is ilav- ing only a few applications from school children for working certificates.
 Holland county farmers took advantage of the tobacco damrs this week and were able to take down hanging tobacco. This tobacco will be stripped and placed in bundles ready for the inspection of buy , CTS
 We will receive especially for today's trade small scallops, 40 cents per pint alive or boiled boosters salmon, easter4 | halibut, large native smelts and fiat from Noank. Choices oysters at Powers Bros adv.
 Five new modern tenement houses al, being completed al Moosup on the Heights cast of Aldrich mill plant proper, each to | accommodate two families Each of the ten apartments is provided with all mod ern conveniences-
 The matter of pupils transportation al Andover is very unsatisfactory. Trair | service is such that the hours at schoo are cut at both ends so the childrer 1 faill of the best results. There are twen | ty-flve students thus affected 1 A proposition to provide and maintain 1 place for keeping prisoners in Plainfielt was turned down at the recent towr meeting practically unanimously x, one seemed to favor the proposal, it bein; | considered an unnecessary expense. It is mentioned at Norfolk that Rev l and Mrs. William B. Johnson have beel
 appointed delegates from the Congrega
 tional church to the annual meeting of tn Connecticut Association of Congregations churches in New London, November S-ld
 The matter of increasing the briIlianc
 of the street lights was brought up a
 the meeting of the Rockville commo
 council Tuesday evening when severa
 councilmen complained about the light.
 There have been many complaints latel! The hunting season always bring
 many outsiders to Warrenville c. 4 Williams and son of New Haven. hay been at E. l.. James the past week. l F. Fields of Hartford and F. T. Tyler ( Providence with others are occupying th
 old Mosely house.
 A reader states that grubs discovere I III sie'i pOdhs WHICH are DOlnerlng gal
 den owners can be remedied by shuttin the beans for "A or 36 hours in an a
 tight recepticle and keeping on top of u
 beans saucer in which has been poure ! one-half ounce of carbon-bisulphid The United States civil service con
 mission announces an examination on De ' for land law clerk, male or female. as \ 20 to 45, for vaancies in register and fl \ ceiVerS clerk in local land offios ,,1a the department if the interior. The usu
 entrance salary is from s1,0o0 to s1.20