Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-28
VARIOUS MATTERS

This is calendar day for November.
 Light vehicle lamps at 5.2o o'clock this evening.
 Get your Sphinx Fez at Macpher- son s.-adv.
 In Thursdays Bulletin the Leonard Bridge news appeared under Ledyard head.
 For the second time this month. the moon will be new Sunday the 30thS at 6.S9 D. m.
 The frost early Thursday morning ended the beauty of most of the remain ing flowers.
 Plans are being made for an Armistice service at the Rockville Methodist church Sunday, Nov. 6.
 Don't forget the big Halloween dance at Fitchville tonight.-adv' When Coventry grange, No. 75, met at | it's hall recently Miss White of Andover gave a talk on bee culture. The public schools of the town will be closed today (Friday) because of the state teachers convention here.
 Chaffee's mill lately set up in North | Ashford is said to have long job, porb- ably lasting five years, in that vicinity.
 Echo grange of Mansfield Center is to give an entertainment in Warrenville under the auspices of the Welfare asso- citation.
 Oysters, escallops, clans, tons fresh fish, all varieties, low prices, Osgood's Wharf.-adv.
 An auction at Barlow's mills. West ford. was largely attended. The old fashioned furniture. etc., was sold after keen competition.
 At Mapping Methodist church recently the district superintendent, Rev. William H. Bath. of Norwich, presided at the quarterly conference.
 Tn some of the history and civics class es Thursday reference was made to the fact that the date was the 63d birthday of Theodore Roosevelt. Get your Sphinx Fez at Macpher- son 's-adw.
 At Union. William Clayton of Stafford vile has rented the G. D. Colburn farm in the northwest part of the town and is making preparations to move there. Passersby are attracted by a Hallow } cen corner in a show window of tht Talking Machine Shop. the grinning jacl O lantern being quite terrifying whel 3 electrically lighted each evening. l Connecticut holds third place anon, the states of the union in the S3,000 00 . Vassar salary endowment fund campaign Connecticuts quota is $175A0e0 of whcl more than $50 900 has been secured During Thursday Supt George E. Eel lows of tho street department had severa of his men at work making a start t reopen Doxology lane, where he plans t
 build cement steps at the Main stree
 end.
 Terence McSwiney Memorial exercis s s es Davis theatre Sunday afternoon, a 2.30. Public invited-adv. e Game is more plentiful than for man IT years, according to reports received b
 the biological survey in answer to lei
 ter of inquiry to wardens from Maine {
 Florida and from the Atlantic 10 th Mississippi
 . The United States civil service commis
 sion announces an examination Nov 1 z for commercial artist, male. age unde = 50, in the division of publications, depar ment of agriculture, Washington, at s1
 200 a year.
 Very choice bluefsh, halibut, f1oundt r, steak, butter. flat, mackere steak co scallops, oysters Holsters and swordfs l. at Powers Bros -ady. . Charles Sydney Holland, 63, sexton ( 1T Grove Hill cemetery, Rockville, died sut y denly Wednesday morning of acute ind n gestion- Mir Holland was attending e' his duties at the cemetery when stricke
 He leaves two daughters. T. The prospect of rail strike has serve m to cause a good deal more interest in Il
 subject of motor transportation. Tn u = New England territory. especially, u
 past freight embargoes enabled mot
 
 continue even after rail facilities we
 restored.
 The Cleaners class of the Centr
 Baptist Sunday school will have a Ha nlowe'en social at the home of Mrs W.
 Le Cranston, IT Linden Parkway tonig'
 at 8 o'clock.-adv.
 As the rector of Trinity Episcop
 church. Rev. J. Eldred Brown, has be-
 called out of town by diocesan bushes
 the congregation will combine today (Fl day) with that of Christ church for |
 celebration of the holy communion in o servance fthe feast day of St. Sim and St Jude. With characteristic grit, Herman Case is continuing his duties in char of the Shannong building elevator z though in Ill health this fall Mir. Ca 1 was put on the retired list by the DOS office department last year after over years of faithful service as a letter ca l rier in Norwich. The water department men have finis i ed cleaning ID Fairview reservoir wate II sf ed for the winter and just now Supt, A W. Burton IS finishing up at Sto Brook. From four to six men are Ike busy, as they can be spared by the c N rartment, which later must take up Il Work at Bog Meadow Il Get your Sphinx Fez at Macph son's.-adv.
 A Mrs. Clara Rawson of North Wot ll stock has announced the marriage of daughter Ethel and Forest Morgan $I Warwick, R. I. The wedding took nls RI at the home of Mir. Morgan. The br sl is a graduate of Woodstock acaden sI class of 1905, also of the Rhode Isla Il Normal school, and has been teaching J Providence