Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-08
VARIOUS MATTERS

 Light vehicle lamps at $50 o'clock this evening.
 The October moon quarters today, the 9th, at S.13 p. m.
 Christ church ummage sale 21 Bath street, 10 o'clock today.-adv.
 The Andover news appeared under an Abingdon head Friday.
 Today Saturday, the closed season ends on various kinds of game and birds. Towns about the state are reporting an exceptionally low death rate for Septem- Der.
 Buy your oysters here; best in the city. Small oysters. pint, soc; large oysters. pint. 35c. Broadway Fish Mar ket, 40 Broadway.-adv
 Local florists are featuring the first vi- olets which are several weeks earlier than usual
 At six o'clock Friday the mercury was at the SO degree notch, marking the end of perfect day.
 If you want a nice bouquet of dah- lies for sick friend or for your own pleasure, call W. F. Brown. 46 Palmer street Tel 14Ss-5, delivered any. where.-sdv.
 Brooklyn library committee plans an exhibit an interesting collection of patch bags, bead bags and reticules.
 New Tine stamped novelties. pi1lowcas- es, towels, at woman's Exchange. Hot lunch served in tea room.-adv.
 Big musical kattle between Peerless Jazz Orchestra WTlimantic, and Humphreys Dance Orchestra, Norwich State srmory, wiIlimantic, Saturday night. Oct. sth.-adv From Chelsea Savings Bank to Preston | bridge is steadily growing into what might be called the Motor Mart of Nor wich.
 Read notice to hunters published this mornine.-adv. About Connecticut, natives of Cubs will celebrate Monday next the twenty | third anniversary of Cuban independ ence.
 Choice long clans, scaslops Holsters choice line of fresh fish. We are open | ing the finest oysters in the city-Iuil lords. Mumford Cove and Long Islands Choice blue fish for Sunday at Power ! Bros.-adv. Harold l.. Jaynes of Orange has beer i elected president of the senior class a the Connecticut Agricultural college i Storrs.
 Every person buying quart of oys ters today at Church Bros will b. given package of oyster crackers free | adv.
 The Norwich District Ministerial asso citation is to hold it's fall meeting a Rockville Methodist church, Monday an Tuesday.
 Vacation Insurance. Join the Chel 1 sea Vacation Club before it closes dur ing the second week of October. Smal weekly payments insure a good vaca tion next year. Chelsea Savings Bank adv.
 Talks on Fire Prevention Day wer | given in many of the schools during Fri | day. acting on the suggestion of Govern ] or Lakes proclamation. Palmer Dickinson, who received tn Holland County Scholarship of $500 fror Yale, is the son of Mir. and Mrs. Georg ! F. Dickinson of Rockville
 The thirty-fourtth meeting of the gen ersl council of the Girls Friendly Sc | ciety of America is to be held from Oc tober 20 to 25 at Christ Church Cathed drsl parish house, Hartford.
 Noank fishermen learn that their bus Piness will be protected and no nor depth bombing In the waters of the Rae ] will be allowed according to letters fror 1 Congressman Richard P. Freeman.
 Vacation Insurance Join the Chel sea Vacation Club before it closes dur ing the second week of October. Sma weekly payments insure a good vaca tion next year. Chelsea Savings Banl adv.
 | CTI,z ton, was in Hartford Friday for a SC. sion of the s1pa~ior court and assigne cases for ttc ~uar session of II ing.
 Over ss2S0OO has been raised in Col necticut in less than six years for the r lief of destitute orphans andrefugee in the Near East as reported by Mei; H. Whaples, state treasurer of the orgal ! ization.
 The brightest stars visible during o l tober are Arcturus low in the northwes ; Cegs and Altair. high in the west; Flo I maIhsut. very low in the south Capell in the northeast and Aldebaran, low P the east.
 Connecticut had 1.412 acres of berri T1 under cultivation in 1919 according the census bureau, as against 1897 t, years before that time. The quarts berries raised In 1919 were 1,9OS,S I against 3,S23,522 in 1910.
 Vacation Insurance. Join the Che sea Vacation Club before it closes du ing the second week of October Sms weekly payments insure good vac ton next year. Chelsea Savings Ban adv.
 Apparel dealers here have been no
 fed that as part of campaign to Q courage the purchase of more usef gifts for Christmas, the National Ga ment Retailers association has started movement among members that is e i plained by the slogan Give Garme for Christmas
 When the S4th anniversary of t = founding of Mount Holyoke college W celebrated in Founders Day exercis ! Thursday, Connecticut girls took part
 members of the sennir class in t
 academic procession including M !, Drescher of Baltic, and Harriet NJ Cog ( well of Rockville.