Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-17
VARIOUS MATTERS

l Stamped artcleS TOT tlolludy SAtS at
 women's Exchsnge.-adv.
 The November moon quarters tomor-
 morrow, the 18th at :13 p. m. A number of the churches will observe the coming Sunday as Thanksgiving
 Sunday.
 Somerset Lodge works the F. C. de- gree tonight at 7:30.-adv. The probationers' class of Trinity
 Methodist church is to meet Thursday
 afternoon.
 Jewellers throughout the state are look
 ing for brisking up of trade as the hol-
 idays near.
 Rabbit pie supper will be served by Ledyard grange, Nov. 19th-adv.
 The cooler weather has resulted in
 some nice catches of smelts being made
 in Mystic River.
 At Union Charles Beeching from Cuba
 has been spending a few days with his
 father, William P. Beeching.
 Boats arriving daily at Osgood's wharf
 with choice fresh mackerel. etc--adv
 Mrs. Daniel M. Lester, of Warren
 street is captain of the Red Cross team
 for the Mckinley avenue district.
 Local florists are featuring the pretty little Jerusalem cherry trees, rein.n of the approaching holiday season. | Dance tonight, Wednesday, Nov. r, at the Plainield Community house, 10 piece orchestra.-adv.
 Farmers are wondering if Tuesdays ; rain was that needed to fill the ponds and streams before winter sets in. Tuesday afternoon the prayer meeting
 in the Central Baptist church lecture room was I byMrs. c. Edward Smith. Call and see samples of a new line of engraved Christmas and New Year cards at The Bulletin office.-adv. A raw cold rain with the mercury at
 A degrees, made Tuesday afternoon one of the most disagreeable days of the sea-
 son.
 At Sterling, recently, as Arthur Evans was in the woods chopping, tree fell on
 him, striking his head and back. He is recovering.
 Academy Sunday Annual sale at Buck ' ingham Memorial Saturday, supper 35c. $ adv.
 ] The first of the seasons crc3 of Eng = fish walnuts is in market, seeming of n unusually fine quality
 It is noted by The Mirror that fifty , years ago the Stonington ship Mary U Whitridge Capt B. F. Cutler. was re- z ported at Shanghai
 = Just arrived, 1-2 to ID. blues shrimp, smoked salmon and smoked hal f ibut Broadway Fish Market, A Broad n way.-adv.
 g The Thursday club of Moosup is to = meet with Mrs. Albertus Briggs this e week The readers will be Mrs. San-
 derson and Mrs. Sheldon. South willington men. wm. Wocho- /, n1urka and Frank Lound returned C. u | z Northern New Hampshire. Il Rugs runners, drop leaf table, gas h and oil heaters, mirrors included in salt S of household goods rear of 19 Lincolr d avenue-adv
 5, 'Disagreeable though Tuesdays weatheI e proved, the special sales in the stores at S tracted many who appreciate the shop
 ping opportunities now being offered. u Daniel Fisher, of Noank, who fractures : his ankle bone a short time ago while al ' work in Poquonnoc is able to get around ' a little by the help of two crutches,
 James and Brown, representatives
 elect from Ashford invitsI the wome-
 voters of the town to an oyster supper! a 3 Bakers hall, Warrenville Friday evening s, You can find that much wanted piec, r of furniture at one-quarter regulal l. price at the private sale now being helC y at rear of 19 Lincoln avenue.-adv. s Today Wednesday,, Prof. R.
 Jones of Storrs College is to give pulle il culling demonstration at the home of MT s. and Mrs. Elmer body in Gilead CWat n erford)
 q . The big sand bank on Mckinley ave if nue being excavated as building sant n is needed by John McWilliams does no ,r extend to within 30 feet of Huntington e Place and has deeo stratum of clay. It Great rummage sale, Buckingham Me
 morial, Thursday 10 o'clock. Catholi es Woman's Club.-adv.
 Nathan Maine and sons, Len and Alta II way. of North Stonington got a rel fo le Saturday. The fox took refuge unier .s ledge. Attaway Maine persuaded it t l. come out and his brother shot it. It There will be poultry demonstra
 ton by Prof Jones of Storrs at tn d farm of B. F. S. Crandall, stoddar rs Wharf on the Military highway Fri t, day Nov. 18th at D. m,-adv
 The union Thanksgiving service a
 Rockville this year w1> = held in s A, Johns Episcopal church at ten ocloc N Thanksgiving morning. Rev. E. D. Mathison rector, will preach the sermon des The Ironsides Board Corporation plar VI at Thamesville will start up this (We( ~, ~ nesday) morning, it's force of 200 me al working on the three-day schedule gdop ,I. ed by so many plants at this unsottle at season.
 Ky I Principally for style pointers in al r. parel and millinery certain Norwich vii CT itors will be in New York to attend u oy thirty-ifth annual exhibition of the N; of tional Horse Show Association at Mad on son Square Garden. n- We want everybody to know that u nd Imperial Garage has plef.ty of denaturt ITS alcohol for sale. We also have oI as winter top for a Buick roadster at an a IT, tractive price. Phone 929.-adv. IL" As northern trappers are announced
 hold off for a time in order to force
 return to high prices for skins it is pro
 able that collectors from this state W on have an extra good chance for sales sh the New York wholesalers. as Land has been bought at Poquonn his for the contemplated erection of hous
 for the new thread mill workers.
 cluded in the land is the Trail residenc which was bought by Herman Johl
 Willimantic the chief owner.
 Thursday afternoon, Mrs Frank
 Bigelow, of Pornfret, archdeaconry r1a nj aEer of the Womans Auxilithy. Is
 speak at Trinity Episcopal Sunday schc
 rooms, Norwich. Christ church auxila
 members have been invited to be oresen N1 At Park church at the meeting of t o ta Woman's Home Missionary Society F " day afternoon in the Parish House pl =, lors clothing of all description Is to VI packed to be sent to F. J. Working, former Taftville principal in his southe ts school.
 .aS A correanondent mentions that CIa