Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-21
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Light vehicle lamps at 5.2s o'clock this evening.
 The moon is in its last quarter Sunday, the 2Sd. at 1i.s1 p. k
 The water office will; be open tonight until 8 ocioelz--adv.
 Foxes are said to be numerous in and about the town of Westford.
 The Saybrcok Packing company start ed running with the full force Monday. <
 Halstead Brown of Noank is said to have the finest display of dahliss in that section of the state.
 Up in Thompson c. V. Chase has been busy the past week taking the census of women liable to pay poll tax as voters.
 At Hampton, John H Fitts has men putting in a concrete bridge across the Little river at Bigelow at cost of s6,0aO. Organizations are clecting delegates to the state Zionist convention to be held in New Britain all day Sunday. Oct. 30th- Ex-service men here learn that n1inia- ture tin A E. F. helmets are being made by disabled veterans to be worn as em- blenas on Arnaistice day.
 About q dozen young men from Say brook have sent in their applications to become members of the Knights of Co., lumbus. in the New London council. At the Central Baptist Church night Q committee from the Progressive Mis- sionary society prepared the meal Thurs day evening. Mrs Charles S Hewitt was in general charge.
 Just before o'clock Thursday morning , there was . shower so heavy that it sounded like hail. During the afternoon the sun appeared and the temperature l lowered perceptibly
 Thursday at 3.So the W NJ s. met at Trinity Methodist church. Tie topic was How the Church Helps the People Mrs. ". H. Bath being leader. The usual supper followed.
 Regular meeting, White Cross council at Home. S.3O tonlght.-adv | Thirty-seven courses, the largest num- l Der ever offered, are included this year in | the program of extension courses at | Brown university. local alumni hear. The 1 courses are to start Nov. l.
 At 3 recent meeting of the Rockville 1 Fraternal Pinocitle league it was voted to commence playing the first week in November, and the committee In charge 1 is now arranging the schedule l New arrivals of Long Island ,scallops, large, long clans for frying. Holsters, shrinips and 6 fuli line of first quality flet at Powers Bros.-ady.
 The buildings on Mystic Island are be- ing rapidly demolished by men who evi- dently intend to lay in a, supply of wood for the winter. This property is owned by C. Henry osgood Of Norwich.
 Today (Friday) will be observed al ! Wheeler school North Stonington, a. kIundeE's, day. There will be 3 fiedd day program of games and sports and In tht evening a dinner for the pupils at Jenns 1 Wheeler hall
 The hostage stamp collector is fndine a new field in the issues by number O countries for aero postal service 1 cat alogue has just been compiled which de scribes 7S such stamps issued oy recog nized governments.
 Already a census has been taken O motor trucks in Connecticut, and 1t i; found that more than 25,0G0, withou counting those of the state and fedora governments. are available in case tn railroads are tied up.
 Experiments are being conducted ol the Air Line road with view to c1rtaii ment of expenses. Complaint has bee, made that some days only one Dassenge l car $ used on some of the runs between Willimantic and New Haven.
 The water office will be open tonigh until o'clock.-ady.
 Miss Lucy C. Whiton Of East Hartfor hats arranged 8 motor drive for Saturda afternoon for the entertainment of the 2
 visiting members of the Girls Friendl society expected to attend the council a
 Hartford Episcopal cathedral
 The nid-year meeting of the Connect
 cut Federation of Woman's clubs wa hEaIf F1ff -N- the Woman's club Of Enfield acting 2
 host About 100 delegates were preser
 from various parts of the state.
 The Holland county farm bureau is O,
 ganizing the farmers throughout ths
 section of the state so that work can
 laid out which will benefit all member C. B. Sikes, IT.. of Ellington has bee 2 elected county director and organizer : 4 contractor from New London is Z | Old Lyme moving the Sabin house bac 100 feet This house is a large, heay ' one, The timbers are of solid oak and
 was built nearly 200 years ago It ha ! been purchased by summer visitors fro, South America.
 Berkshire item reads: Miss Mario | Davies and Rev Latta Griswold assiste Miss Adele Kneeland at the receptio
 she gave Wednesday night at Fairlaw
 complimentary to Bishop Thomas Frede1
 ick Davies. when the bishop received
 check for $250 from Berkshire friends. Ii Noank otter trawIers, in search of fla,
 fish. have been dragging for. the pa,
 week or ten days by moonlight, mos, {
 them dong well, Capt. Lawrence Asi
 craft in his fishing boat Catherine sem
 ing out II sugar and some smaller ba,
 relsi the fish bringing about s4 a barre '