Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at 454 o'clock this evening. Home made canned goods are for sale at 52 Main street-adv. George Greene and family have moved to westerly from Campbelrs Mills. zera Lamphere of Groton has been carting seaweed from the beach at Lords Point. Friday evening the Cleaners Bible class met with Mrs. H. L. Richardson, s25 Main street Annual sale at Buckingham Memorial. Saturday. Supper S5c.-adv.
 More than half the total state tax has been paid into the state treasury The total amount is $1,75e,OO0.
 At the Saybrook Point post office brok- en into recently, about $50 worth or stamps and change was taken
 At the Central Baptist church Novenr- her 2lst-2Sth has been designated as Fay up-week for the New World Movement.
 Big sale Aramoney & Sons store. Ten days 40 North Main.-adv.
 Windows of Norwich stores, especially those of provision dealers, are beginning to feature Thanksgiving supplies and dainties
 Bolton grange, No. 47, gave class the tlNrd and forurth degrees Friday even ing. A degree team from Ellington grange did the work.
 Although temperature near the freez- ing point was recorded early Friday morning, during the afternoon the 50 de- gree notch was reached
 Arrived today, ton of fresh cod at os- goods wharf; 10 cents a pound.-~adv.
 Oh. the good old days In stonington, fifty years ago, it is recorded that paper collars, with cloth button holes, were seHing at two boxes for 9 cents. months mind requiem high mass for William P. Hanrahan was sung in St. Patrick's church Friday at o'clock by the rector, Rev John H. Broderick
 The boy on the watch for a barrel to steal for a Thanksgiving bonfire seems to have disappeared from Norwich streets. ending a custom which originatel in Co., lonal times.
 Boston ferns, winter blooming begonias, cherries Hunts Greenhouses. Tele- phone 113o.-adv.
 Members of local branches are to att tend the semi-annual meeting of the Universal Sunshine society, which will be held Monday at Hotel McAlpin, New York, from 2 until o'clock. At Old Lyme, Andrew McGow was presented a gold watch by the school committee and children recently, for his faithful performance of his duties as jam itor of the school and grounds. A portion of the Block Island pier at Watch Hill, which had been swaying back and forth since the structure was partly wrecked two years ago, came ashore Wednesday following the gale
 Whipple, the reliable farmer, will be on his route with reliable celery on Wednesday-adv.
 The New Haven road has agreed to in- crease it's freight service at various points. A daily freight car will be oper- | ated over the Norwich line to New York 1 in place of the old triweekly service. In the United church Thursday even ing at the regular mid-week prayer ser subject of Evil" the topic being. "Is Sorrow Necessary for Character Build ing"
 Eighteen cans of salmon fry sent to ! Mystic from the state hatchery at Madi- | son were released in one of the outlying i ponds and the outlet to the sound has been screened to prevent their. getting n- l to deep water.
 Midwinter hats, good assortment, req sonable prices. Mrs. W. H. Rogers, II | Union street.-adv.
 As an evidence of the lateness of the season Captain Joseph Wilbur picked | strawberries at Lords Point November 11th. Cornelius Miner picked peas, ant | at Lords Hill the last mess of sweer | corn was gathered
 Connecticut artists are attending thu fifth annual textile design exhibit or the third floor of the Bush Termina building on Forty-Second street, New York, under the auspices of the Art Al liance of America
 Sale of stamped linen articles for hol | day gifts. 20 per cent discount at Wo mans Exchange, 65 Broadway Orde pie and cake for Thanksgiving
 The three white horses of the Norwicl fire department have been getting exer else this week removing to the Centra Station the equipment and furnishing of the station at the Falls, which Chic Howard l.. Stanton has had dismantlet and closed up.
 All shops of the Central Vermont Rail way will be closed for the next week putting 800 men out of work This actiol was decided on in preference to cut il the working force and employees will b returned to full time at present wage after the weeks lay of
 Battle of music and continuous dancin, at the Willimantic armory Monday night Nov. 22d. One band and two orchestras | adv.
 Referring to the death of Miss Ade latde Bromley at Eastern Point the Ne, Haven Journal-Courier says: She was granddaughter of Isaac H. Bromley an inherited from him more than any othe of his grandchildren his delicious w and generous philosophy.
 The United States Civil Service con mission announces for December 8 a examination for assistant in animal hu, bandry, male, 21 to 45 years of age, the Bureau of Animal Industry, Depar ment of Agriculture, for duty at Belt, vile Md, at $500 year
 The seven room cottage, 1 Lincol avenue terrace, built by the late A. 4
 Beckwith, is offered for quick sal House has furnace bath, large closet etc. Open fer inspection Saturday, fro II to 4. Also, all unsold furnit,rr stoves, small safe, and other goods VI
 be disposed of at low price.-adv.