Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-18
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 456 o'clock this evening.
 Rah,it pie supper will be served by I,edyard grange, Nov. 19.-adv. bungalow is being built by J, c. Fitch near the Lords Point inn.
 The moon appeared Wednesday even irg following a wild day and a wilder night
 When Coventry grange meets thls | (Thursday) evening a Thanksgiving pro gramme will be given. Fresh fish for everybody, at osgooo wharf no advance in prices.-adv' birthday surprise party was giver to Charles s. Hurlburt, at Holland, FIT | Aav evening, by his neighbors.
 Snow drops, barberries and few har- Jv chrvsanthemums are about all lha' remain of the seasons brightness
 American Legion ball. Jewett City, to- 1 night Donovan's orchestra, Prov'-aoV | Eenairs and improvements have beer chnonIeted at the home of Mir and Mrs Walter H. Rogers, on Union street. Friday. November 18th, will be observ ad throughout the Episcopal church as i continuous intercession for the cnurch work
 Grand Army men here are recalling that Tuesday was the 56th anniversary ] of the beginning of Shermans historic ] march to the sea.
 Midwinter hats, good assortment req sonable prices. Mrs. W, H. Rogers 'l Union St.-adv.
 Tha Society of May1ower Descendant 1 is everal cites will commemorate th acorn anniversary of the signing Of th' Mayfower compact Sunday NoVemoe 21.
 Owners of machines who knowingf use ar allow their use in liquor trans nortation. will have their property per nanentlv confiscated by the federal au thorities
 Miles Rogers moved from Hebron t
 TTnca syille Tuesday He was sexton c St. Peters cemetery and had the car of the Episcopal and Congregations
 churches there for a number of years
 Order pie. cake, plum pudding to
 Thansgivng at Woman's Exchange
 Broadway.-adv,
 At New London the Holy Name SC
 ciety of St Mary's Star of the Se
 church has announced that S2S5 has bee
 raised toward a fund of S400 to install
 memorial window in St. Mary's church r. Miss Margaret SulllH, tSEdSlltSi Ol -'A iand Mrs. Richard Smith of Pleasu1
 Reach. is expected home next month frol Douglas, Ariz., where she has been vl' iting her uncle and aunt, MT, and MT [ Cuthbert.
 1 Great rummage sale, Buckingham
 Memorial, Thursday, 10 o'clock. Cathol , Woman's Club.-adv. On the honor list in scholarship at tf
 Rockville High School for the first qua
 ter which ended November F, tl
 sophomores had the largest number (
 the roll with twenty, as against thr' | for the seniors.
 ! Miss Frances A. McCook, a daught ! of Rev. Dr. John J. McCook of liar ! ! ord and Mantle, fractured her arm abo' the wrist recently in an automobile a ,ident and is confined to her room z No. 39s Main street. Hartford.
 Don't forget the dance tonight in S
 Mary's hall. Herb Smiths orchestr t Popular prices.-adv.
 A Hebron correspondent writes We
 nesday evening, Edwin T. Smith, his so Edward A. Smith, Fred Rathbun al i Walter C. Hewitt, went to Norwich
 see N Eugene Smith t9ta his third q
 gree in the Masonic lodge. This (Thursday) afternoon Mrs. D. | Phelan, the home demonstration age of Holland County Farm Bureau, " r meet with some of the women at t chapel in Coventry to form a class in SC $ ing to be conducted after the holidays. , Call and see samples of a new line .r engraved Christmas and New Yea v cards at The Bulletin office.-adv. o Charitable circle of the Kings Daue
 ters which has membership S 22, met in the parlors of the Unit v church Tuesday evening. In the abser h. of the leader. Mrs. William H. Dawl e the viee-leader, Miss Bessie l.. Will D. presided.
 s- At a meeting of Comfort circle of [ ,e Kings Daughters, held Wednesday aft W noon with Miss Mary c. Backus of o
 street, there was an attendance of seN - and Mrs A. T. Utley led the meetil
 Plans for Thanksgiving benevolences VI Y perfected
 Miss Parker, medium, at Spirit
 Academy. Sunday. Annual sale at Bu,
 ingham Memorial Saturday, supper
 adv.
 = The United States Civil Service co A mission announces an examination
 stacker and ccny eyor operator, male, z . % to .65, at the government fuel var >S furedu or Al-les, " dSIllilS Lon, D' .C.i
 s4 cents an hour for eight hours a
 payment for overtime.
 When full, Fairview reservoir impou
 450, DOC, 900. gallons and Stony Brook 3S
 ,000 Supt. Charles w. Burton p M nounces both Norwich reservoirs in = condition now, in spite of the dry 1 U and the fact that there is a big da "A draft on the ponds 'U Christ Church Tea, Christmas gif ,0 and food sale. at Mrs. Chas. L. Richar " 2s9 Broadway, Thursday, Nov. IS, fl .O three to six o'clock. Admission with " 35c--adv.
 M Luman C. Beckett, who confessed " l1illing Charles Taft, formerly of w l0 trly, taxi cab driver in New Brit; " March ?, 1917, and who has been serv
 l. term in state prison in Vermont, = brought back to Connecticut this w ,o 70 stand trial for murder. SO Henry o. Dowd. who died Sunday M the Middlesex hospitau, was born in )O chester, April II, 1S45, and served in s0 Civil war, although he never becam fO member of the G. A. R. He has liveC 1o East Hampton for the last IT years. IO is survived by one brother and a sn and daughter.
 " Blue bass for boiling, Spanish ma
 erol. live cod. fresh mackerel, hadd pS halibut, butter, flat smelts and bl; fish, hard crabs and shrimp, at Poy It. Bros.-adv.
 It is rumored now that the Shore
 Electric Railway tracks from Che
 down to Saybrook Junction and wes