Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-09
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 5.o5 o'clock this evening. i The mercury did not climb above AS degrees during Tuesday,
 The sale of flags and bunting has been good, In advance of Armistice day.
 Several of the pastors will prepare spe- cial sermons for Red Cross Sunday, the 18th.
 | The Crescent Fire Arms Company's plant on Falls avenue is shut down for this week.
 3s-in. striped flannel on sale at 200 per yd. today at Mill Outlet Stores O., 1S Bath st-adv.
 Visitors from Vermont are telling their Norwich hosts of three or four inches of snow in their home towns Al
 Charles E. Turney and Miss Gertrude Turney entertained the members of Gov entry grange at their home Tuesday ev- ening
 It is time now to talk of Indian sum mer, which is looked for about St. Mar tins day, which is the coming Friday, Nov. II.
 A Mystic man, c. o. Reynolds, is hay ing two weeks vacation which he IS spending at Lantern HIM, in his new bungalow.
 At the meeting of Andover Grange Monday night, Prof SeyTns of Storrs gave a talk relating to the curing and pre- serving of pork
 It's time to use denatured alcohol in : your radiator. We have it. The Lee & Osgood Co.-adv
 At West Stafford, the Bradley family } has been quarantined for over five weeks because of Cyril J. Bradway's illness , with scarlet fever. A meeting of Sunday school teachers of Trinity Methodist church is to be held . this Wednesday, evening with the pAs- tor, Rev. Dr. Robert L. Roberts.
 Local sportsmen are finding that late and severe May frosts have resulted in . lessening the number of cartridges this fall, as the eggs and young birds weIc 5 frozen.
 h Headquarters for scallops and all such Try Powers Bros. for quality and satis- l faction in sea food.-adv. The Mo1gup Journal says: Miss Mar garet Barr who recently sold her home : here, moved to Norwich last Friday where she and her brother Matthew will keep
 house together.
 l. Eastern Connecticut manufacturers who . are keeping plants running, in many ina r stances chiefly to keep their help togeth- : CT, like those in the western states have d to complain of small or no profits.
 A cu1ling demonstration will be held | at Andrew M. Avery's farm at Ledyard = Center, Friday, Nov. Il, at 9.30 a. m.- adv.
 At recent meeting of Deborah Avery a Chapter, D. A. R., held at the Community "a House, Plainfeld, it was voted to donate . s15 toward the endowment fund for the . Oliver Ellsworth house at Windsor. n Mrs. Caroline E. B. Merrills, 67, diet .e at Old Saybrook at the home of her son d Dwight Merrills, early Monday morning y She had been in Ill health for nearly two L. years. Burial is to be in Lee, Mass, nel l.. former home
 At Trinity Episcopal church this faI - the choir includes, Director, James ]
 Moore; soprano, Mrs. Lloyd C. Bucking = ham alto, Mrs. Reuben P. Potter ten
 or. Arthur R. .Blackledge bass, James J
 Moore; organist, Miss Mildred Wight s man
 E The United States civil service commis A 7sion announces an examination Dec. E for field and laboratory aid in plant path \ ology, either sex. up to 45, for vacancie | in the Bureau of Plant Industry, depart
 ment of Agriculture, at $72O to s1,08O \ year.
 Ledyard Grange will give a rabbit ant R chicken pie supper at Ledyard Center E Thursday evening, Nov 10. Supper soc
 alo annual sale of home and fancy arti cles.-adv.
 The street departments men who col
 feet ashes and garbage are not overneat but they had good reason to lose thei \ temper Tuesday noon, when school chil dren upset the barrels standing back c ,, the Y. M. c. A building and filtered tn walk, gutter and street.
 For the November meeting of Sabr Trumbull Chapter, D. A R., in Rockvill. this Wednesday, afternoon at the hon of Mrs. Frank Adams the committee 1 9 charge of which Miss. Marion Butler T chairman. has secured Mrs. Sara T. Kir f ney, honorary state regent, as the speal CT.
 e A Washington society note reads, Mi. e Anna Montgomery, who passed the sun mer with her aunt, Mrs. Edward Dougls White at New London, proposes ente
 ing one of the local law schools with
 view to a professional careers. Mi.
 Montgomery made her debut two yea
 ago.
 yF When the Womens Guild of the Unite
 Congregational church met Monday af
 ernoon at the Community House ar
 sewed for Backus hospital, Mrs Edw
 ". Higgins presided. Dr. Hugh < Campbell spoke on Institutional Wor
 Tea was served by the social commits . of which Mrs. John Kukla is chairman.
 Commissioner John T. Black of Il
 state department of health has called
 hearing for Friday afternoon at u State Capitol in regard to alleged poll tion of the water supply at Snipsic Lax r It is said that tributary near t line dividing the lands on Crystal La road in the town of Holland is contar fs mated.
 Two Hurt at Warehouse Point
 Through a Hartford source of inform