Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-02
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 Light vehicle lamps at 100 this even ing
 Ekonk grange had work in the third and fourth degrees Friday evening.
 Choice flowers for funerals, also we'd ding bouquets. Hunts Greenhouses. Phone 113O.-adv.
 Grand officers were entertained Friday evening at the meeting of Mystic Re- bekah lodge.
 From Attawaugan Raymond and Lloyd Mitchell attended a clam bake tt Red Top recently.
 Tickets for sale at Cranston's today, at s1 for concert of Norwich Music Asso- cia ton, Monday evening.-adv.
 James E. Lord of Lords Point, has sold to John B. Orr of Sewickley. Penn, a flock of six registered Shropshire sheep.
 Tattered awnings and broken blinds and window panes about town are evil ,oences of what many are calling the Line storm.
 Dance at State Armory. Willimantic, tonight, '.Herb'' Smiths orchestra.-adv.
 The Lords Point post office is closed for the season and Postmaster E l. Da- wis, Miss Hazel Davis and Harrl DaVls have returned to Putnam
 A Stonington resident writes New York paper to say that she has tried Scotch snuff as a cure for hay fever and found it an entire success
 Noted ballot medium, Isabell Bradley at Spiritual Academy, Sunday-ady
 The sidewalks about Norwich were more untidy Friday than for months, covered as they we're with leaves ana twigs following the violent rain of the day before.
 Grand prize awards will he made to- night of s3,eOO in cash at Norwich ElAs carnival-adv.
 If is mentioned by the Stafford Springs Press that Mir and Mrs. Everett Salis- bury and son. Herbert. of Jewett City, visited Mrs. Fred W. Bates and family early in the week
 Tho New London Symphony Orchestra 25 members Roger Daboll, conductor will furnish special music tomorrow even ing in the Central Baptist church.-adv
 So far. only eight or ten of the score or more of beekeepers in and about Norwich. have registered with Town Clerk Charles s. Holbrook. October 1st is the time limit. A correspondent notes that former Norwich Free Academy teacher, Miss Helen NJ. Kelley, of Dayville, motored to Merrimack, N H.. Friday to visit her sis- ter. Mrs John W. Wright.
 Hear "The New London Symphony Or chestra," tomorrow evening at the Central Baptist church. Selections rendered will be 'srhe Unfinished Symphony, and Tie Hungarian Overture. ."-adv, Norwich man. who returned from l Hartford by automobile Thursday night, after so many trees had blown down l had to reach his residence on Broadway 1 by detour through Mohegan park | .!rhroughtout the summer, moving pic lures have been continued at Norwich l State Hospital, on alternating nights, 1 Tuesday of one week and Wednesday of | The next The operator is Neil Crowley. Linen of all kinds to embroider with l cotton. cotton by the skein, beads, arti- | cles for children. all. at cost price, Tues. | Oct 5th, from a. m.-10 ?. m.. 66 Me | Kinley ave Maude c. ngham.-adv | Nearly all who spent the season on Masons Island have returned to their 1 homes in the various cities Miss Maude 1 Allen of White Plains, N. J.. is still at her cottage and is usually the laet to I leave the island. | All Norwich Elks holding books ar | cash prizes must report to Bro. Jaci Fitzgerald as early as possible tonight | adv.
 miscellaneous shower was given Miss Julia Loughheed at Masonic hall ,;tafford, this week by members of Vol t.ott chapter and their families in antici patton of her marriage with Wilfret Eaton Worthy Matron Mrs. Carrie Clarl presided
 Fresh boiled shrimp more of those heavy Holsters. New arrival of choic' mackerel. firm and fresh. also some mor' of shore haddock, ' cents per lb. at tn market Long clans and oysters a Powers Bros.-adv.
 Steamer Cape Cod, which left Nor wich- at the usual hour Thursday after noon. did not attempt the trip throug to New York, remaining at her whar in New London until the gale had sub sided carly Friday morning,
 At Park church Friday the first meet Ing of the foreign missionary society wa held in the Parish House at 3.S0 O siock There were talks on the Inter .ational Congregational Courcil by MT: Henry T. Arnold and Miss Alice W Goggswell.
 Due to the abundance of grain. frui and vegetables. this season there is plague of rats and mice everywhere Health authorities are advising promp measures to exterminate the pests. an as a result in some towns there is shortage of traps.
 Attention is called to the meeting c the officers of the State Grange at Nor wich, October 9th, in Steiners halL 26 Main street, to confer the 5th and St degrees preparatory to the meeting of tn ! National Grange at Boston in Noyenlbel adv
 At Rockville, Alderman Arthur , Green and Councilman A. E. Waite an Councilman Edward Jackson, constitutin 'he committee on daylight saving unan lnously decided to extend the same [ October 31 and not terminate it in Rock lille Thursday at midnight 7 Dancing, grand cash. prize award one big time at Norwich Elks' carniv; l-tonight.-adv.
 The United States Civil Service con , mission announces an examination fc electrical engineering aid, meT. or womel age under 40, in the Bureau of Mine Department of the Interior, for duty l Pittsburgh Pa, or elsewhere, at CT
 trance salaries from s1,200 to s1,sso lear.
 Your last chance tonight to get in C the ss,o00 in cash prizes to be give
 away at the Norwich Elks' carnival :
 adv.
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