Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-01
VARIOUS MATTERS

The pest moonlight nights during No veanber will be from the 18th to the 18th.
 There will be special services in the Episcopal church today CTuesday) the Day. of All Saints.
 A book being called for at Peck Li- hrary, Slater Hall, is Henry Cabot Lodges Pilgrims of Plymouth
 The word is given that~there will be plenty of turkeys for Thanksgiving and at prices said to be below the cost to raise the birds.
 Baked bean and salad supper, Uni versalist church. Wednesday, 615 p. m. adv.
 Renovations, repairs and painting have been in progress at the home of Mrs. Mary T. Hartman, Elm Court, Broadway, the former Thomas D. Sayles residence.
 The State Zionist convention, which was to have been held in New Britain Sunday last, has been postponed one week and will be held Sunday, November 9th.
 Men are completing the grading at the new and attractive bungalow erected op- posite the Golf club entrance for William E. Ryan, chief conductor on the trolley line
 The business of the Andover postoffice . J now in the third class. Mrs. M. H. Catch ell has received the appointment as post master
 The Connecticut company's men are { overhauling the summer cars, four ope cars being stored at the Greeneville, car house and eight or ten in the ThamesviIle car barn
 l At present, Chief Engineer Heath of [ ha q xa state of Connecticut is stationed at Grot- on, where new piece of state road is being built.
 l At Mantle. pr. Roach. his brother, | Charles, Robert Barrett, John Farrell and i c. Kinselia of Hartford, are at the Bur nap House, Crescent Beach, while on a ] hunting trip.
 November is another month of inter ! est to astronomers, as on the 18th Mer- cury will be favorably situated for ob- servation in the east, just before sun 1 rise. as morning star. 1 Ladies Auxiliary, Y. NJ c. A. meets | today 3 D. m., with Mrs Edward D. Full l Ter, 263 Broadway.-adv.
 The state police have landed few | sports who had failed to get the neces- l sary license and others wno were out for | the game in the evening after the time limit along the shore at Saybrook The winter schedule of the Shore Line i Electric Railway company will become 1 effective today (Tuesday) Nov. l and { there are numerous changes on the Watch Hill Ashaway and White Rock lines. 1 Monday was Q threatening day of mod crate temperature Farmers in the sub- i ui'5s are predicting that there will be no cold weather until there is much rain to fill the nearly dry springs and wells.
 At Plainfeld pack of the Chester 1 Spaui1tng house the corporation started i to dig a ditch for sewerage and struc, a solid ledge. The men will have to go ten or twelve feet through the rock in ex- i cavating.
 Mir and Mrs. J. H. Preston of Beryn Pa, announce the engagement of their ! daughter Miss Anna E. Preston, to Will i liam F. Coulter of Ardmore- Pa. Mir i Coulter is The SOB If Mrs. Frank Healy of ! Old Saybrook
 St. James Lodge, No. 23. F. and 4 M. works the End degree at Masoni, Temple tonight at 7.3O.-adv.
 Notices are out that the Connecticu
 Sunday School Association is to holC meetings in New Britain Nov. 1-3 th,
 State Association of Congregations Churches will have it's conference il New London, Nov. S-10.
 Monday was tre Anniversary of tn
 day in 1885, when Ferdinand Ward c
 the New York banking firm of Grant ( l Ward, was sentenced to ten years il
 prison, sensation in which Banker Fish
 of Mystic, was implicated
 A former L. S. consul to Denmark. lat CT a member of the diocesan mission band who preached during a mission in St , Patricks church, Norwich Rev. Edwar, , l. Downes, pastor at Mt. Carmel, was ro ported Monday as critically ili - Local prohbitionists learn that Mis- 3 Winnifred Spooner of Kensington, daugh . ter of the late Henry H. Spooner, ha
 been named treasurer of the Connection Temperance Union an office long held b.
 her father and uo to the time Of his death
 Norwich had an after-the-ban appear ! ance Monday, the Hartford decorator . remGing the flags, panels, pennants an festOons put up for the Shriners demon . stration. Over 300 buildings were deco rated, at fees ranging from S1.50 to s3 . or $40.
 Much interest in being shown in Rock
 vile because of the visit of Marsha! Foe
 to this country. When Lafayette vfsite New England in 1924 he came throug 2 Rockville and a monument was erected him near the town farm. He was tend b cred a big reception.
 Jack O lanterns, large and small wer fitting through shadowy corners afte - nighrfall Monday. There were the CHS 2 tOmary pranks, removal of gates. door To bell summons from spooks, vegetables an e fruit disappeared from gardens and ey 2 erybody realized that it was Halloween
 The New Haven Jurnal-Courier men | toned Mordaythat former Judge Gardine Greene of Norwich had strong disIik 2 against the third floor court room in tb 3 county court house there. and wheneve I the criminal room on the main floor wa
 vacant he would move into it for his oou1
 session.
 Six more members were obtained fo the farm bureau at Coventry Wednesda, l'This completes the campaign. Tven+I
 three members were enrolled during in
 canvass made the previous Saturda,
 This canvass wil cover a period of thre
 years mad no more canvassine will h
 done until the end of that time. The koosup district nurse, Miss Ma,
 rsard has given her report as follows
 Oct. l to Oct. "A. made 75 calls, collecte
 s10.5o, 45 of these calls for Met Ins. C.
 Territory included, Main street. Plair
 field road. Salisbury avenue, Prospe.
 street, Cranska Village. Daggett stree
 Highland street, Lake street and Am, vile
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