Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-19
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VARIOUS MATTERS

 Thompson town clock is being solicited by Miss F. D. Wiley.
 In a number of towns women who are sisting in husking.
 Annual sale at Buckingham Memorial Supper S5c.-adv.
 Thursday evening supper in Bushnell chapel was in charge of Howard and Ken meth Arnold and Arnold Smith.
 Discouraging to shore town men, f1atfish were bringing only S1.50 in the New York markets the first of this week,
 Twenty eight members from Quono- chontaug grange have taken the seventh, the highest degree that can be conferred. From Phoenixville, MT. and Mrs. White Hewlett have moved to the farm formerly known as the David Russ place at Mount Hope.
 Herb" Smiths orchestra at State armory, willimantic, Saturday, Nov 2Oth. adv.
 Men have been in Lyme looking over the Broadway mills property and if satis- fled will locate there and manufacture silk goods.
 Next week, due to the Thanksgiving holiday period, there will be but short sessions of the superior court in the coun- ties of the state.
 Principal Philip NJ. Howe of Rockville High school has completed plans for the annual Parents night, which will be held this CFriday) evening.
 Garment dealers here learn that tht date of the spring fashion show has beer set for the evening of Feb. 3 at the Hcte Commodore, New York. Closing out all unsold articles. olc prices cut. Some splendid bargains Fri day Rear 19 Lincoln avenue. Sever room cottage for sale.-adv.
 Earl Daniels and Miss Bernice Towe were married at the latters home a Hamburg last Wednesday afternoon b! Rev Gerhart Wilson of Hadlyme. The bright weather of Thursday seem ed the traditional mild temperature of tn season of Martinmas, the mercury stand | ing at A degrees during the afternoon.
 Harry NJ. Darling of New London .i running the Saybrook Point and Water | bury train as conductor. bidding in tn l job in place or C. G. Niles of the sam ] city.
 Mrs. Edward NJ. Teomans of Andovel | wife of the United States referee in bank ruptcy, left Andover Tuesday with four 0 her children to spend the winter at Del ray, Fla.
 We want everybody to know that tn Imperial garage has plenty of denature alcohol for sale. We also have one vii ter top for Buick roadster at an al tractive price. Phone s29.-adv.
 Unless the coming winter prove as se were as the last one, some of the moI hardy young fishermen of Noank inten | to go otter trawling all through the col weather.
 At Trinity Methodist church praye meeting Thursday at 7.30 the topic was consideration of the observance and walt of Thanksgiving day. Has it lost its olC time meaning?
 Notices have been received by Connect l cut police from Bridgeport of several b burglaries in that city in which Il ) thieves got away with valuable fur shoes and jewelry.
 A meeting of Lyme grange was he |: Thursday evening at Hamburg, when speaker was present in reference to ha' ing electric light service secured for tht section of the town.e
 At the Converse Art gallery, Slat hall. beginning at 230 this (Friday) a ternoon, there is to be a public exhibit loaned pottery for the art school st l dents and their friends.
 The Save Money Sale" means just th as all articles will be closed out at grea : ly reduced prices. Also room house sale Rear 19 Lincoln avenue. The ear bargain hunter will make money.-adv. Many neighbors and friends intended l husking bee at the home of MT and NJ { Willis Morgan at Vountown recent Doughnuts cheese, pumpkin pie and e fee constituted the substantial lunch. 2 The more than 30 children at the l gently remodeled Rock Nook home 8 especially enjoying outdoor life on { e four wide piazzas these fall days. T - children in the home at present are I under 10.
 : Mir. and Mrs. Reuben S. Washburn n gently closed their cottage in Pine Gre 7. and have returned to their homo in \, y wich. Thomas Washburn was down
 Mantle for a few days and brought tn 1 home in his car.
 At the request of the parish Holy Ma
 society, a months mind high mass of
 uuiem for Patrick F. Murray was su
 in St Patrick's church at S o'clC
 Thursdox by the assistant pastor, R
 Myles P. Calvin.
 K. of C. regular meeting at Home,
 night at o'clock. Dr. E J. Drop
 city health officer, will give illustra
 stereopticon lecture on Diseases affe J ing mankind, which ought to be a b - rier to marriage After meeting cht
 der for all-adv.
 The Connecticut Fox Hunters cl
 which was to start its annual hunt
 Winsted Wednesday, was obliged to pc
 pone the event until Thursday because
 the severe sleet storm. One hund
 sportsnen were there to participate
 the hunt.
 It is given out that Ernest O. Wag
 of Salisbury, candidate for lieuten i governor on the democratic ticket, 2
 s2,5o0 to the party campaign fund.
 giving it he declared that his object '
 to disseminate the truth about
 league of nations
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Thompson,
 formerly lived on Main street, New L
 don, notored to Florida to spend
 winter and have reached Miami
 They report good travelling. camped al
 the route, and state that the people H
 very hespitah,e on the way.
 The Saybrook correspondent of
 Middletown Press writes: Applicati
 are being sent in by motormen and
 ductors to the new officers of the T, ganized Shore Line Electric Rail 1 company that is to be and listed Il promised positions as such if they ever start.
 The United States civil service conn
 sion announces for Dec. Is an exam
 ton for. radio inspector, men or wor
 age 21 to TO- for vacancies in the r