Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-29
FBF'|alIIAMzNEWS

 panieIson people stoday (saturday) when
 upwards of 25o0 Sfriners parade at Norwich, Motor 1parties galore have Iplsnned to make the trip to Norwich |DsndAison,s sizeable delegation of No
 blesi will be in line. The scores of oth-
 CTS 'who are going down want to see
 them and their hundreds of brothers
 wearing fezes.
 Look at the auction sheet of today's
 issue for the adv. of the Joseph Porter
 suction at Little Rest four corners for
 Tnesday Nov. 1.-ssdv.
 What k termed an enforcement meet inx is to ,be held Sunday evening at the Methodist. church. This is to be a union
 service and will replace the regular ev-
 enAnx services at the Methodist. Congre- eational and Baptist churches. This meeting wflt be held simultaneously with hundreds of others at churches through out the UnHed States and will deal with Law Enforcement, chiehN the enforce nrent of the Jaws arising out of the pass age of the eighteenth amendment to the tSonstitution sof the United States. There is to be a special musical programme at the service. to which all are invited, and the pastors of the various churches kr, presented at. the meeting will make ad- dresses.
 All Saints day seryaces are to be held bat St, James church Monday next and FTuesday there will be All Souls day ser bvIces. TheHservices on both days will be Attended byNhundreds of members of the
 congregation.
 NY. and Ms James Thompson, who live at Dayville will observe the 70th ansniversary of their marriage Monday,
 wtkch date is aEso the 96th birthday an lniwersary of Mrs. Thompson. MT.
 Thxnpson is 1o2 years of age, the oldest
 man in eastern Connecticut, In his ac- tive years MT Thompson was a tailor
 The lcouple have been residents at Day vile Afor half century.
 scApoas in ,the town of Killingly were closed< during Friday to permit teachers attendance at the state convention at Norwich. Hundreds of pupils who got an extra Holiday this week had joyous tim eate various diversions of attraction to them.
 Hydrarts throughout the borough were given a test on Friday to determine their working condition. Tn the business section the tests were watched with in- Eterest. The hydrants were found to be
 working satisfactorily.
 Trolley patronage on the line between Central Village and North Grosvenor- Aaie is not as heavy as those interested In the, future of the road would like to see it. It is very doubtful in the minds of observers that some of the trips are at all profitable. What effect this will have on the maintainance of an hourly scheduse can only be guessed at but as yet no announcements of curtail-
 nent of service have been made by the company. So many people get about in private motori cars in this territory much revenue that otherwise would gc Ato the trolleys'is lost to the company. Farnets are complaining that hun tArs are disregarding No Trespassing aane and tram1ng over territory where
 hu4tinx is forbidden. Prosecutions are
 RtnE threatened in some cases unless
 dkzegard of the signs ceases. In the
 present dry period there Is great dan
 ger of starting fires in the woods, ant | for Nhis reason alone many farmer!
 have lProhitited hunting on their lands
 H Is expected that there will be al