Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-16
QIl1e B11Llstin. Norwich, Friday, oan. is, 1920
VARIOUS MATTERS

 til p. m. on January 20th.-adv.
 Nice looking hay brought to Nor wich livery stable men from Frank- lin is selling at s35 a ton.
 Sunday next. is the communion Sun day for the Rosary and Scapular so- ciety of St. Patrick's parish.
 Representatives from Eastern Con- necticut spent Wednesday in New Ha- ven attending the state convention Of Farm Bureau, agents.
 Twenty nine friends and neighbors gave D. A. Cofburn of Elliott sur prise Wednesday evening and helped to celebrate his S3rd birthday.
 It is proposed to move the Rcd Cross hut at the foot of State street. New London, to Ocean beach to be used for the life saving station.
 Reports of low temperatures came from all sections about town Thurs day, zero to 5 degrees above being some of the thermometer readings.
 The body of James Carpenter was taken to Phoenixvil1e from Norwich for burial He was a native of that town. and was brother Of Judge Carpenter.
 Regular meeting K. of C., Sunlight building tonight at oclock.-adv.
 Knights of Colurrhus from various places will go to Mystic Sunday to witness the exe7,plification of the third deeree by Farther Murphy coun- c'l of Mystic.
 The annual meeting of the ITnion Horticultural society will he held at Somers. Monday. when changes in the constitution and by laws of the organ ization may be suggested. The state snow blow was run through Chaplin on the state road from Pomfret to Chaplin Center aft ar the storm, making a decided i'm , movement in the travelling.
 Noting the changes in farm own CTS hereahouts within a few years statistics show that in 1909 Colchester had 100 Jewish farmers Ellineton 30 Chesterfield 100 and Oakdale 50.
 Additions will be made to your wa ter bill if it is not paid by January 2oth.-adv.
 Wednesday, evening the Rockville Building & Loan Association direc- tors put 800 shares on sale. One hun dred thousand dollars worth of the stock was sold in less than an hours time.
 At Trinity Methodist church the top'c of the prayer meeting, Thurs day evening was The Pre-eminent Christ" a New Years message wei presented by the leader, Rev. E. 4 Legg.
 The third darce in a sAr'ee was sive- bv the wsrd-oo-1 of7~a~e' --7ese of the cI1h-oa-'-e Pare Wod-e~t7a1 e,,a~i-'e Tt is i-te~6ed tha+ +h's ser'%s 1 she'' continue with a dance every
 At Tho-,rson c. c. P'eroe c'0sof 'ce'-r or tho Roe- pond Tnrr~day Otto and Eli Raver carted the ict hv auto trrcke tn the G1adding ice. horee the capacity of which is ovel 7rn tons.
 1 addit'o1s after January 2oth. Of1c' open a. m. until 5 n. VI. da1'v Oper until D. m. January 20th.-adv. For years, Mrs. Herrv F. PaI7eel ] was ore of the -rost faithful of the 1 district visitors of the United Work ers and the news of her death caus- l ell sorrow to a wide circle of ac- ] Guaiutances.
 At East Haropton. Thursday. Mrs ] FH'7ahoth IT Bevin, IT, wife of th' 'ate William H. Bevin. and presid den the State Woman's Relief Corps Ad vorv suddenly at her home iron
 cart failure.
 James CarDenter, S4. who in pas years owned the farm in Abingdon nov occupied by his nephew, James Will bur, died recently at q New Britai1 hospital. death resulting from a fal the week before.
 The United States Civil Servic. commission announces for January 9 an examination for guard. Vacanc'e of $1,0e0 per. annum ins the Air Service at Large, Long Island City, will b filled from this examination.
 Referring to energetic W. c. T D workers who have been securing sub scriptions, the current White Ribhol Banner mentions that Miss Martin of Willimantic, has secured sixty three thirteen of these being new.
 Norwich Building and Loan Associ atien meets iii Chamber of Conmerc building. Main street, Tuesday. Jauu ary 20, 8 D. m. Everybodv 'nv'ted t attend and subscribe for shares ol '0th series now open.-adv.
 The planet IuD' is r's'rg in th east about 20 D. m. during Iann arv It is still retrogradin9 and vii '~ove ahout three degrees westwar |. du-i0g the rorth. II will he foun' ? short distance wesl of Regulus ii Len.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Elida N
 Howard were held from her residence 541 Mentauk avenue, New Londor "Wednesday. Rev. B. $. Ellison of Nev Haven officiated. Mrs. Howard was born at North Lyme, February Is63
 Mrs. William Carr of Poquonoc, former Taftville resident, gave an ad rl,- -T-9B 4T- meeting of the Ladies' Aid and Hom Missionary Society of the Windso Avenue Congregational church, Hart ford, Thursday.
 A luncheon was given Thursday 3 che Hartford club in honor Of th Misses Masters of Dobbs Ferry, N. Y
 by members of the alumnae of Hart ford and vicinity. One of the teacher } at the Masters school is Miss Bache Tor, o9 Norwich Town.
 A wireless received from Phiiade1
 pllia states that the $. s. Hartfor,
 the sixth ship built at the Groto
 Iron Works for the United State
 Shipping Board has made a record fc
 trial at an average speed of 12.2 knot
 per hour.
 Thuredav evening at Park Conrre f gational church. at the -o'dwoe V serv're in the chapel she pastor Re :. D- " Howe co7+'7ued the +o,i
 ctTdv If Lee- Pr9~afper+ R;b 2 Fs0~~"-70 0~ese COWS dn~'7e Ba~na ba
 Ms TF7'e7 P Royce was the piani Q r'nr he 77eet5ng.
 - e'-atere interested in rhA opno-h Q nitiaa, ofrerad by the duck no~d
 A'rvy'fe cove and in the nond z - Ca'l'5i7s na~l are to a~'- fto Ne Y Ic-do7 .re-l.- Poard tn -~oala ar-an-,