Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03
VARIOUS MATTERS

acraInent Of connrmadion Tn St. PatF1cf. church Sunday afternoon, Nov. 7th.
 The papers mention that Major and Mrs. Charles P. Williams of Stonington are planning to sail for Europe November
 ixth. <
 The Kings Daughters met Tuesday .yenir 2 in the United Shurch parlors. the leader, Mrs William H. DaYley pre- Siding.
 Tuesday afternoon the prayer meeting in the lecture room of the Central Bap- tist church was led by Mrs. Lawrence Nofnan.
 Matinee at Ashland club. open to. pub lie Wednesday.-adv.
 The booth tenders in the City Hall Tuesday declared galantly that the wo- men voted much more rapidly and sat Nfsctorily than the men Many repairs and improvements have been made this fall at Mabrey's hotel, Ocean Beach. where Mr. and Mrs. Ma Trey are remaining until December.
 One proposed at tiyity to boom Nation el Apple Week considers gifts of apples 10 charitable institutions, especially to \hose where children are cared for. r whe nthe ". F. M S. of Trinity | Methodist 'chcrch meets Thursday, at o'clock. at the vestry the program lead
 r will be Mrs Ernest Arthur Legg.
 City hunters individually er in parties,
 are leaving good money in Eastern Con
 necticut farmers homes where they are boarding during thei rcountry outings
 State mafutacturers learn that plans 10 ra great national silk week to open i at the Grand Central Palace. New York, Feb. ', were diEussed in that city Mon
 lay.
 In Old Kentucky. reels, matinee for
 the public at Ashland club at 2.3Q p. m l-adv
 To take charge of the extra heavy
 traffic of election night. the chief ope-
 rator of the Norwich Telephone exchange
 Mise Williamson had a fonce of nineteen
 operators on duty.
 The Groton Italian society will send s75 to the earthquake sufferers in Italy
 cosno GentiIe. James Ligouri, Alfredo Fusconi and Guiegimp Quart were the committee in charge.
 The Church of the Good Shepherd ! (Universalist) on Broadway, Norwich Revc. George H. Welch pastor. is prepar ] ing to celebrate It's 199th anniversarl ; Eiursday. Nov. 18th.
 ] Funeral services for Mrs. Mary I. Sis son, widow of Franklin Sisson who diet Sunday morning at her home. 2l Pacihf ] street, New London were held Tuesday : at ? o'clock at her residence. Mrs. lfins. L. Duryea of New York ant PofnfreS is to accompany Mir. and Mrs
 bania Chester French and Miss Mar } Earet French. when they sail Nov. IS fol 1 iaornina. Sicily to spend the winter. : A change for everybtAy today, try No ank black and fat. long clans, lobster' l five and boiled crabs, little necks, blue !. ash sIneHs, at Powers Bros.-ady. Superintendent Weston c. Pullen. Q
 Park church Sunday school, is receivirt
 1 subscriptions toward the schools appor
 tionnnent of sSee for the Connecticu
 Sunday school association to be paid thi S month.
 e At the installation of Rev. William F y Earns sworth s minister of the Danbur n I7niversalist church Danbury Friday ey l. ening November 1o Rev. George H
 wslch. of Norwich will be one of tn # speakers.
 $ A meeting of the Graduate Nurses As '- sociation, District No. 4, which include z this county and Windham County, is 7 be held at Norwich State Hospital Nol ? 17th. About 70 nurses are enrolled i 7 this district branch.
 A rungnage sale held in the vacan ,r store on Bath street Tuesday by tn ,e Parish Aid society of Trinity Bpiscops r. church cleared over s125 Mrs. c. Ey D. crit Hall was chairman of the genera Id committee in charge
 IS 4 Noank youn man, Lloyd Fraser. wh " has bee nsttending a nautical school [ Boston has finished his course and is z 2 the home of his parents, Mir. and MT ,ss William F. Fraser. He expects to leay ,t for New York shortly.
 . Guard against dangers of winter. l.
 cal druggists are now offering Cherrym
 to those afflicted with winter cough ID colds, and run -doxn condition. It is
 pure food product contains no slcoh lo or narcotics, is a natural body builde v and makes health and strength. Recor F rnended by Ring & Sisk, Lee & osgoo L9 Engler's Pharmacy, and all druggists. f adv.
 M. Recruits fer the regular army continl ss to flock in at breaking rates Ad. 3d Gen Harris office at Washington hi in announced and 17,625 enlistments a ch cepted during October broke all peac Id time records for the month, at The Nep luhe Park cottage of MT. al ed Mrs Norris S Lfppitt. of New Have a former Norwich residents. has been clo ne ed for the winter. Ii was occupied du CD ing the summer by Mr. and Mrs. Fr iat E. Smith of Broad street, Noryich. oS< The U6ited States civil service COT 7a mission announces an examination .- safety engineer, male, aged 24 to 50, the navy yard. Boston Mass. at sS r
 diem, plus increase granted by congre
 ofFs2Q a month after one months seryi rH A series of forty-fye meetings is to E held throughout New England under t ple auspices of the New England Holste h,; Friesian Breeders club, one will take pIs v in Danbury t.'S 2 afterno' in Similar meetings are to be held at { .o,. naan. Waterbury, New Haven, Hartfc ," and Willimantic.
 2, The executive committee of the st; st hospital board which controls the St; l; Il Soldiers home at Noroton, has request
 pr. Harold E. Heyt former head of yl Soldiers Home hospital, to vacate 'tai house he has been occupying near
 home at the expense of the state sil 9p his rssigrati0n recently. fs. By the new schedule the train leav
 Mantle at 7:4s a. n daily is the O
 one to Hartford No Sunday trains zen to or from Hartford. This new sehed CTS emits the workmep's train but the sh
 Line company will put on 2 car to tF . the workmer to and from the city, L v ing the place of the train. th. motor party from Norwich O in Past President Ashley T. Boon, Presid oev Leroy F. Johnson. Frank J. Smith. v od liam R Ralcom, J. A. George, Arthur ails Aiquist. N. B Johnson. Thomas Dough hg ty. Henry N Perry, Edward Cook .is9 John May attended the tenth annivers Of celebration of New London nest EF ank