Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

l eleven hours.
 mems prayer meeting ot the Central Bap- tist church was led by Mrs. Carl W. Brown.
 Universalist Alpha Class Rumnage sale today. 10 g. m-. Buckingham Memo riaL-adv.
 Florists are offering some unusually large and handsome chrysanthemums, the mild season having been favorable for the blooms.
 Six uncontested divorce cases are sched uled for hearing before Judge Christopher L Avery of Groton, in the superior court at Hartford Friday.
 Gosolene has gone up a cent a gallon wholesale and kerosene two cents a gall lon, this week following the recent ad vances in crude oils.
 The Otis library has Col Norris G. Osborne's tribute to Issaac H Bromley. once editor of The Bulletin an address at Yale, put into book form
 Taxes will be collected today at the drug store of George M. Rathbone. West Side from Il a. m. to 1 p. m.-adv.
 At Union, Fred Early of Philadelphia has been visiting his father, James Early. He is a. student in a Philadelphia voca- tional school and is an ex-service man.
 From Saybrook, MT. and Mrs. J H. Horne have moved to Exeter, N. H. They disposed of their big poultry plant at Say brook Point which they established a year ago.
 Mir and Mrs. Bennett K. Eskesen of Matawan, N. J., have announced the en- gagement of their daughter, Miss Edith Eskesen, to Hugh Dunlap Combs of Som CTS Conn.
 Men from Connecticut who deal in raw furs will be in New York this week,
 when a feature of the big auction will be
 a display of dressed skins the first ever
 regularly sold at such an auction.
 Come in and look over our stock of out
 ing hannels, kinona flannel and blan-
 kets. Mill Outlet Stores Co. IS Bath St. adv.
 Amateur astronomers are watching the
 milky way which stretches across the . sky from northeast to southwest, branch t ing at Cygnus and continuing as two 3 streams into the southern hemisphere. : Tuesday morning at o'clock in St Patricks church an anniversary high mass of reuiqem for Patrick Murray was ! sung by the rector, Rev M. H. May, rel. . atives and family friends attending the service
 e When the World Wide Guild of the . Baptist deGnoniations of Connecticut helC ? it's annual meeting over the weekend a n W7angum lodge, Rocky Hill, the vacation r. house of the Y. W. .. A, eighty delegate. T attended.
 Governor Lake appointed Monda, II George H. Day of Hartford, Arthur I 5 Young and James A. Peasley of Water
 bury prosecuting agents Of the Connect Y cut Humane society for terms of tw = years each, respectively. l. The tip came to local dealers Tuesda,
 that a, steamer from Mediterranean port , had arrived in New York Monday, bring d ing a big consignment of figs, currant " and other dried fruits and berries, tn d first of the season to arrive. e The Louis H. Ross, Scottish Concer IT c"nI2any, concert, Community House e Thursday evening, Oct. 20, 8 o'clock. ben T. war tax.-adv.
 "a Announcement has been made at Rock '5 vile of the engagement of Attorney Jc !. seph NJ Donovan of Bristol, a forme ce Rockville boy to Miss Agnes Dickert C
 Hasbrouck Heights. who is Red Cros an worker in Hackensack, N. J. re In addition to the number of fshin 'l- boats owned at Noonk engaged in drag
 Ging for scallops a19 iiIrteen fror
 Long Island and one from New Londo
 In all about sixty boats in the bushes " Charles Prentis, son of Charity Con = missioner and Mrs. Charles Prentis To New London, and Miss Violet Howe !" daughter of MT. and Mrs Henry Howe l0 were married Saturday afternoon at Ea
 | NUb ba hri aSe ,n. With Connecticut entitled to fourtet as delegates to the national conventic " of the League of Woman Voters, it is b he lieved that women from this part of Il Tel state will attend the Pan-American co by ference of women to be held in Baltimor Ia At the meeting of the officers and e 10: ecutive committee of the proposed M, lel and Boys club at Stafford it was vol. GIT to canvass Stafford Hollow, Hydevill
 Stafordville and Stafford Street f on pledges towards a building and equi ip- ment.
 ,at MT. and Mrs. Henry N. Thompson, vi he are spending the month at their count ,l6 home at Bolton, will attend the weddil see of -thei rniece, Miss Elizabeth Post, al at Vincent Weaver Jones, today CWedne ce day) ot the South Congregational churc
 Hartford
 Up at Willimantic Camp Ground. Ms -t Warren Chapman recently visited h 1 mother Mrs. M c. Walter. They al i closed the Walter cottage and left f 1 Groton, where Mrs Walter will spe the winter with her daughter and { latter's family.
 i When New London Forest, No 72, T. i Cedars of Lebanon, entertained seve, i hundred Masons and their families at t l Union lodge rooms Saturday night, OS 4@ boxo lodge of Montville received a m
 hogany gavel for having the largest pt 1ld centage of members at the picnic. ma The big Norway spruces at the Rueg 'en residence, on Broad street, trees over iaS feet tall are shedding many cones tl 'h year. These trees were planted abe Aa' 1850 on the pruberty of Christopher 'h Brand then an d2en lot the entire q d tance between Warren and Broad stree
 That there ould not be general q ,u- armament without agreement of all T ms tions wos predicted by Hamilton Holt ses Woodstock summer resident, in a spec ust Monday before the Clerical Conference an the New York federation of churches.
 the Metropolitan Auditorium, Is Madis
 avenue,
 Inter-Ar1ed Games in Pictures.