Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-07
Norwich. Friday, Oct. ,, 1891.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 5.51 o'clock this evening.
 Read the Farmers Talk today. Bet ter read it each week.-adv.
 Groton. friends are entertaining for brief visit Harry Hamilton of Nacozart, Mexico.
 Although the mercury stood below 50 degrees early Thursday morning the day proved warm and agreeable
 A Norwich clergyman, Rev. Henry T. Arnold, has been supplying at the Con- gregational church in Lisbon
 Regular meeting Knights of Columbus tonight at o'clock. InstaT.atiaa o. off cers. Smoker and enterta a:nment-a Iv
 work recently donated to Peck H- brary Slater hall is Jewish Activities in the United States, in two volumes
 Children and others navo :lt-ored With i papers the grounds at the State Armory, | on Mckinley avenue, ds1a,y so naatIy | kept.
 Central Village residents, Mrs Her man Chapman and Mrs. E. T. KeaY3dy ! were the flower judges at tte recent | Brooklyn fair
 A number ': Fra1"n citizc.:= of Esst- ern Connec:1It pil1 to he il New Yt,k to welcome Marshal F,oh, whel Le 1 arrives October 29th The current White Ribbon Banner in l forms Eastern Connecticut readers that l the gain in membership last year in the W. c. T. U. was 65,824
 seagoing-Let's step out tonight. Sal | ty-Yep, to the Bat. dance. Seagoing That Bat. sure get all the best or chestras Lets go-adv
 This month the planet Saturn is in Leo, east and south of Regu1us, the brightest star in that constellation. Ii rises at 2.40 on the 31st.
 Local drygoods men stated Thursday that very liberal declinAs from opening tall levels are being shown in the prices of drygoods this month.
 At Bolton, where Pic Gagliardone raised 1,400 bushels of potatoes this season, they were picked up by his two daughters, Mary and Tillie C9agliardone. MT. and Mrs. W F. S. Griswold have bought a summer home in Old Lyme. They recently sold their Greenwich, Conn., seaside home to New York pur- chasers.
 If you want nice bouque: of dahlias for sick friend or for your own pleas ure call D. L. Brown, 46 Palmer St. Tel 146S-5. Delivered anywhere.-adv. , At the mid-week meeting at Trinity Methodist church the study was on Gala tians, Chapter iii. The leader of the meeting. was the pastor, Rev. Dr. Rob- ert L. Roberts.
 The alumni committee of St. Bernard's parochial school, Rockville, held meet Ing in the school this week and 1uadn plans for an annual luncheon. which will be held later in the month.
 l NOt Ia+a ble now to home gardeners after work ing hours, as the darkness comes so early. The days length has decreased three and three-quarters hours 2 Big musical battle between Peerless . Jazz orchestra, Willimantic. and Hum ? phrey's Daroe orchestra, Norwich, State Armory, WiIlimantic. Sat night, Oct r Sth.-adv.
 1 News was received in Norwich Thurs 9 day that the pastor of All HaIIows church, Moosup, Rev. Joseph H. McCar- e thy, formerly of Norwich, was critically i'll at St. Vincent's hospital Worces- : ter.
 o Sunday next, Oct 9th. will be the S9th T birthday of Mrs. Cynthia Allen, a na- ( tive of Groton, who makes her home Il with her son. Dr. J. H. Allen, 76 Church l. street Her brother, Fitzerland Dart, ot y Montville, is 94.
 z The United States Civil Service com Q mission announces an examination or
 October 19 for laboraory aid, qualified il - biology, either sex, of reasonable age, il the Bureau of Fisheries, for duty at Key
 West. Fla, at S9OO a year.
 At Lords Point before the c,o,. of thu
 season, Miss Roberta Tener Johns, Or
 Arnaud J LaPierre, of Norwich an, James F. Lord were appointed a com
 mittee to confer with the selectmen 1T
 regard to road improvement.
 In the Holland County superior cour
 Oct. 17th, the trial will be resumed O
 the case of H. K. and W. A Washburl
 vs. the Champion Silk Company, a sui
 growing out of the burning of the Cur
 ieyville Silk mill last July.
 Extra choice long clans, fresh cargh 5c sword, the last nf the season, cho:c
 snapper blues, large blue scalnps an
 shrimps, and the usual selection of ab 5c solutely fresh stock at Powers Bros.-ad1
 A Mystic member, Mrs Albert Haley
 will entertain the society of the Daugh 5c ters of 1872 at her home on Reynold
 Hill. Tuesday next, when Mrs Adolphu
 Zones of Bridgeport, state president, wi
 preside at the meeting. Sc Relatives and family frierds assemble
 in St. Patrick's church Thursday at
 o'clock, when the rector, Rev. M. F oc May offered a high mass of requie1
 for the repose of the soul of Anthon
 Gentle, on the first anniversary cf hi 5. death.
 The twenty-third Psalm was the suf
 ject for the devotional p.~od of |! Ocl mid-week service, Thursday night, q the United Congregational church.
 the period of instruction the pastcr. Re
 A. H. Abbott, considered th4 queSt'o
 How Shall We Approach the Bible "A There has been set in Maplewood cen 0e etery handsome but plain stone, io. accord with his taste, to mark the gray -S of A. Walton Pearson, for over 43 yea
 with The Norwich Bulletin, the great,
 part of the time as editor. G. A. ] stone in the plot gives MT. Pearson
 army record.