Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-23
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at Gs7. this even. ing ., -f Senator Borah speaks at Davis theatre next Monday night,-adv. Y This week there are .l2S patients at Norwich State Tuberculosis Sanato- rum. The moon is growing rounder and by next week will be full. to the satisfaction of local coon hunters. 44
 Get your T.. M. c. A. course tickets at the "Y" sr Barrows.-advs
 Tomorrow the 24th day of October we'll be good literature day in eighteen thousand Methodist churches.
 From Piainfeld, Henry Dorrance at- tended a meeting of the state sheep breed- CTS association at Hartford, Thursday
 Some of the Norwich stores are un- packing Christmas stock, which is aT-riv- ing more promptly than of late years
 Big open rally with Senator Borahj speaking at Davis theatre, Monday night. adv.
 Mr. and Mrs Charles F. Pratt of Hartford were recent guests of Mr.~ and Mrs. Charles, Rindge of. North Ashford
 The state police have been rounding up apple thieves, who, in one case, at Farm ington, were fined $1oo each in the town court
 At Kitemaug orchards, Frank % ". Browning has harvested a good crop of winter apples from his seven or eight hundred trees [ The '. NJ. C. A. course opens at Com munity House, Oct. 27. Tickets $1.5o.- adv.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter V. Gardiner. of Mystic. have announced the engagement of their daughter, Jessie E., to William H. Kennedy of Old Mystic It is estimated that none of the No; ank lobstermen will clear less than $500 or $500 through October. Some of the lucky ones will make more than that.
 Herb" Smiths. orchestra at State; Armory,' Willimantfc, Saturday. Oct 2srd.S adv. A local merchant gets the tip from New York that the shortage in cotton white goods is spreading, so that buyers now will get ahead of the advanced prices sure to ocme.
 At the last minute Thursday, sudden attack of illness experienced by Mir. Steiner compelled Mir and Mrs. John Steiner, and family to defer starting. for Denver .-..- ssss,
 Order your chysanthennuuns. from the Maplewood Nursery Go. Orders deliver ed.-adv.
 Hubbard R. Norman of Norwich has been appointed administrator of the es- tate of Mrs. Martha Norman, who died suddenly at her home in Ledyard, in Au- gust last . @
 So many farmers are making cider this fall that there is a great scarcity of cider barrels, which in some Connecticut towns are selling from five to twelve dol. lars each.
 Ladies Durham stockings-1sc pair. Enuf said. J. Wechsler, s1-S7 Franklin street.-ady s- Cornelia. daughter of School Superin. | tendent and Mrs. IL C. Staples, of Filing ton, was taken to the Hartford hospita Wednesday morning for an operation fol appendicitis.
 The state board of accountancy vii | hold it's semi-anrual examinations at tn, | capitol November 16 and IT and from tn. applications on file the class will be tn, | largest one qualified. i Rev. Dr. Samuel'-R. Coliady, dean O Christ -Church-Gathedraf Hartford, state that the next general convention of thu | Episcopal church will be at Portland Ore, in October, 1892.
 Hear the truth on the presidential campaign from Senator Borah at Davi theatre.-adv.
 Az Mystic the members of Stoningto lodge. No. 2s, I. O. O. F., are pannin to celebrate the 18th anniversary of tn lodge on December IS. The lodge VI instituted December 12, 1s45. . 4s
 It is noted by the Moosup Journal ths Willie, the young son of Feliz Bedart who was operated on Monday of las week at the Backus hospital, Nerwicl is recovering and will l-soon be home. Postmaster John P Murphy has ha replaced the convenient letter box on tf } pole near the -Otis library, which take the place of the pole knocked over in Sur day evenings. automobile runaway eys
 Choice flowers for funerals also wed ding bouquets. Hunts Greenhouse Phone 1l30.-aGv.
 At the epublic clinic for children at u = United Workers House this week, Mi
 Culver. Miss Mckenzie and Miss Nah had 22 to examine Health Officer F..
 Brophy conducting the clinic as usual W Ellery A1lyns the republican nor ineeH from Waterford for representati to, the general assembly; married Mi
 Marguesite Amy, younger daughter the late Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Balk
 Amy, of Norwich. ,a
 We give you quality because we wa
 your trade. Enuf said J. Wechsler. 8
 S7 Franklin St.-adv.
 President Benjamin T. Marshall of [
 Connecticut College for Women at N.
 London, was the principal speaker
 the twenty-sixth annual conference of t
 Y. M C. A auxiliaries of Connecticl held in New Haven, Friday. / The unseasonablv warm weather tH
 has prevailed through the greater p;
 of this month has delayed the sale of
 garments so that Norwich stores {
 offering tempting prices today, with
 aim of speedily moving theib big stoc
 Take a few steps, save few dor1a }, Look at, J. Wechsler's windows 81-
 Franklin street Ehuf said.Aadv.
 This week, when Dr. Hugh B. Can
 bell held his free tuberculosis clinic
 the United woNkers House, Tuesd
 evening, Mrs Margaret WooIsey, ass | ing, there were eight for consultation. . previous week the number was fo
 teen. - fs
 Rev. Paul R stevick, formerly
 Ohio and Oklahoma, now taking ?
 fraduate course of studnes at Boston |
 versity School of Theology. has b
 stationed at Moosup'as pastor of
 Methodist church BS District Superinte
 ent W. Fl. Bath of Norwich.
 . The United States Civil Service 6 'AA ,,;.~ior announces an examination sTv mission AhnVu"o o.. on - srs welgner' hdie ohiS'