Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-08
VARIOUS MATTERS

lnE. Friday, Oct s, St. Bridget of Sweden is commemorated in the church calen- dar.
 Special dinner at the Columbian House Sunday, October 10th, from 12-1.So.-ady. Up to this week there have been thir- ty cottages occupied on Willimantic ramp ground.
 The state road men on the Hartford New London highway are working on Maynard Hill, Salem.
 Several from this vicinity are attend jag the thirteenth annual electrical show a New York this week.
 Mir and Mrs Arthur Moqquin have left Moosup for Brattleboro, tV., where they have bought a home.
 Visitors in Norwich are compliment ing the taste and ability of the store window dresSers this fall.
 The blooded stock at Danbury fair was judged by Prof. P. A. Campbell, exten- sion dairymen's agent of Storrs.
 few more Edison photographs with one dozen records going at $5 and $10 each Work fast Victrola department. The Plaut-Cadden Co.-adv.
 Charles H. Baker, S1, of Andover, who died Sunday morning of pneumonia, was a. grower of apples on big scale.
 F. Mason Partelo of North Stonington has purchased herd of five Holstein LOWS from Fred Hoxsie of Lebanon.
 The Crandan bridge between Ekonk and Voiuntown is being repaired, neces- sitating a detour around CampbelPs Mills
 Governor Holcomb has approved the appropriation for Mystic Oral School for Deaf for the quarter ended Sept. 90, s5,S62.
 The mercury dropped to s4 degrees early Thursday morning and few ten der plants had leaves nipped in conse- quence.
 The Partridge family from Montville | is moving to North Woodstock, to the Bradshaw place, now owned by Mrs. o. Millgan.
 Enjoy all the record hits. Join our record club. $15 worth your own choice -s1 down, $1 weekly. Victrola depart ment, The Plaut-Cadden Co.-adv.
 One of the motor busses that was brought from Bridgeport last week was burned at Ferry Road, Saybrook, the other day.
 Rev. Ernest A. Legg, of Trinity Meth odist church took for his topic at prayer meeting, Thursday, at 7S0, Some Every day Tools of Labor
 S. Curtis Eggleston is making inn provements and alterations to his resi- dence known as the Frink place wes Nf North Stonington.
 Stanton Pendleton has left Mystic fol New York and expects to go on a ship t foreign countri4( Mir. Pendleton has made one trip .oversea.
 A meeting of Fidelis Class of the Cen tral Baptist church was held at the home of Miss Edna Williams, Francis place. Wednesday evening.
 The Wilimantic Camp Ground Sunda. school which has continued it's sessiol through September at the Mantle hous Seld it's closing session Sunday last.
 New York criminals running up int Connecticut evidently have wholesom respect for Connecticut justice Mos | of them forfeit big bonds when they cal yet the security.
 All the latest record hits, Dardanell; Blues, Down the Trail to Home Swee Home, Pretty Kitty Kelly, Swanee, Yol Tell Elm, The Plaut-Cadden Co-adv. MT and Mrs. winifred Lewis and sol who have been staying in the home o Mfr. Lewis father, P. W. Lewis il Plainfeld, have gone to Putnam wher aIr Lewis is employed.
 Papers throughout the county ar copying the parade orders of Marsha IJ. Edward Driscoll for Sundays Hol Name demonstration in which there ap pears to be general interest
 The United States civil service com , mission announces an examination fo superintendent of magazine area, malt of 22 to 55, in the ordnance departmer at large, at $2,000 to $3,00O year. The current White Ribbon Banner ha , memorial minute to a member of Put Jam union and one of it's vice pres dents, Mrs. Mary Gardner, who for mor than thirty years had been a faithfl snd loved member.
 In Park church parish contribution of clothing are being received for bo to be sent to one of the missionaries Wymoing. Scoutmaster Jonathan Johr son is detailing Boy Scouts to collee articles of clothing donated.
 Having been graduated from New Rs shelle, N Y, college in 1919, Miss Mar Mahoney, daughter of MT. and Mir James o. Mahoney, of Falls avenu Norwich, has returned to the collee where she is teaching secretarial worl
 It's high time to select your Victrol for Christmas delivery Join our Jitne Victrola Christmas club. Come in an investigate. The Plaut-Cadden Co., adv.
 At Bolton town election Monday, i there were two women counters, MT | Fred D. Finley, democrat and Mrs. Mi 1 ton Haling republican, the first wome |, in their respective offices to hold vote The vote was strong for the democrat 3 party.
 Noank lobsternen are of the opinic that if weather conditions would chant . and allow them to haul their gear goC lobstering would continue. As it is no it either blows a gale or is thick fo making it impossible for them to fir D the lobster pots.
 Miss Fannie Barber has returned
 Ellington from Putnam where she h,
 been attending to matters relative
 the settling of the estate of her aur
 Mrs. Mary Gardner. She was accor panied by Mrs. Charlotte May of Pu nam, who will spend some time with he
 The list of estates appraised in Ne
 York includes: Carroll. Mary E. G. (Ot = II. 1s1s) Total assets, $6s,s3s; net e
 tate, s61,7os; real estate, $32,SsS; pc D sonal, $2,312; stocks and bonds $14
 718. Her nieces, including Jane Ca
 roll of New London, receive $s,Si
 each.
 The women of St. Patrick's paris
 Norwich, have been requested to rema
 away fro mthe church during Saturd \ afternoon and evening, that the enti ! time of the local and visiting pries
 may be given to the men who will go
 confession in preparation for Holy Nal