Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-13
VARIOUS MATTERS

Lisht VehiCle IdHlpS at Q. .42 o'clock this i evening.
 Farmers are worried, because wells are getting so low.
 Norwich stores are beginning to fea- ture Halloween favors.
 The water office will be open Saturday until o'clock.
 Hunters at Old Lyme complain that the foliage is too thick for good sport.
 The hard shower Wednesday morn ing helped freshen up lawns and gardens.
 Pomona grange held a meeting with the grange in Andover during Wednes- day.
 Again this week local postmen are delivering many holiday greeting cards to Jewish residents.
 Janitor J. J. Fields pink geraniun1s in the Courthouse grounds are blossom ing on, untouched by frost
 Osgood's wharf, big cargo of native fresh fish and oysters, clans, etc.-adv.
 Tahe Italian colors, red, white and green were displayed on residences and stores about town during Wednes- day.
 Eastern Connecticut clubs are making plans to attend the annual convention of Connecticut Girls clubs in New Ha- ven, October 29 and 30.
 Miss Dora standish of Wethersfeld anu | Earle Moore, the latter an instructor at the Connecticut Agricultural college, Storrs, will be married Saturday. Hebron friends of Mrs. Loren M. Lord, who is visiting her brother, Byron | Strong, in RosenRurgh, Oregon, sent her birthday postal shower Wednesday. Not more than one-quarter of the | than than 5000 property owners in Nor l wich have taken the time to hand in their lists to Assessors Hale. Manning and 1 Oat.
 The meeting of Women of Moose Heart Legion tonight. Nomination of officers. adv.
 An emergency call has come to Meth l odist churches from the centenary com i mittee asking that as far as possible 1 subscriptions be paid up to date by Oct 31st
 District No. 8. at Coventry, taught by
 Miss Mabel Walbridge, won the attend ance and cleanliness banner for Septem- Der. This school held both banners last ! year.
 All churches of the Northern Baptist 1 convention are collecting warm clothing l of all kinds. for all ages, for the suf
 fering people of Poland and Czecho Siovakia.
 The Peck libravy, Slater hall, has
 added to it's shelves a copy of Pilgrim
 Trails, by Miss Frances Lester Warner
 daughter of Judge and Mrs. Edgar M
 Warner, of Putnam.
 A number from this city will go tc
 New London Monday evening, Octobe "A, when the A. NJ E. Zion church. Rev i Edward W. Can't, pastor, plans a bi! nortgage-burning ceremony. A meeting of those in charge of tn 1 Armistice Day celebration November Il , was held in Rockville, Wednesday even ing, Stanley Dobosz post, American Le
 zion plans to make this a big celebration
 The Lenox, Mass, Garden club, whicl l met Tuesday afternoon elected as cor responding secretary a. former Norwic resident, Miss Marion Davies, sister 0 ? Bishop Thomas H. Davies, at one tim . rector of Christ church. If you are troubled with pains an
 aches of any kind, go to your iocal drug gist or dealer and get a bottle of Darlin Oil Nothing better for headacht toothache, earache, colds, bronchitis
 neuralgia, rheumatism, etc. Guaranteed ! Money back if it fails.-adv Elizabeth A. Turner Tent, No. , Daughters of Veterans, of Hartford. hel = meeting and inspection Wednesday e7 Q ening Miss Fife Topping of New LOT e don inspected the work and Mrs. J. = Atterbury of Norwich, was present a ]. so
 Wednesday at o'clock at St. Pa l. rick's church, high mass of requie 1, for the repose of the soul of Micha :. Delaney was sung on the first ann l. versary of his death by Rev. Philip n Mooney, relatives and friends attendir e- the service.
 The town school committee has orga- ized at South Coventry. Charles B. Ha 'u was elected chairman; Linda E. Stanle
 secretary; A. Wilson Greer, chairman
 supplies and repair committee; Ruth n, Welles and Charles R. Hall were a 1t pointed to take the school enumeratio .u Noank fishermen opend their eyes Mo Ill day morning. when they saw the schoo CT John Feeney tied up at the nor D. dock. The John Feeney was built in N ,s ank in 1885. The schooner is now H. charge of a captain and crew, all No le wegians She is being fitted out for c H. fishing on the shoals. CT The zodiacal cancellations which V
 be visible at p. m. on Oct. 18th, ne clude Sagittarius, with it's Milk Dipp 1g low in the southwest. Capricornus almc n due south, Aquarius, in the southea r. Pisces and Aries in the east and Taur
 with the Piciades and V-shaped Hyad -i rising in the northeast. J. Fathers of the Order of La salet nd from Hartford, who are to conduct ce mission in St. Patrick's church, Norwi al in November, are giving mission in nd Johns church, Middletown, and T la- Press states that at the closing exerci' es- of the women's week Sunday afterno
 1,4OO women crowded. the church. on