Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-05

,tudy at Park church Sunday, following Che morning service
 The October White Ribbon Banner an- nounces: The following unions have con tributed to the Banner fund.- New Lon don $5, Jewett City sz
 A New London boy, Joseph Laskey left Sunday night for Boston on his way to Barre, Vt, to enter Goddard Seminary. lTa has been awarded an art scholarship ty the institution.
 Tho report of the Rockville visiting nurses for September has been lssueo, showing that there were forty-two new cases and that during the month there were 37O calls made.
 Several car loads of cinders have ar- rived at Noank for the streets and are very much needed. Cutters have been | cleaned out and the highways are al- most ready for winter.
 From Groton, Miss Dorothy Church has gone to Denver, Col, where she vii spend two months. Her place in the office of the s. N. E. Telephone company is filled by Miss Ruth Miner.
 Linen of all kinds to embroider with cotton, cotton by the skein, beads. ar ticles for children at cost price. Today from g a. m. to 10 p. m. 66 Mckinley Ave Maude c. Buckingham l On the second anniversary OI tlS ued LII of Eugene Mccarthy, a requiem high mass for the repose of his soul was sung in St Patrick's church at 80o'clock Mon day by Rev. J. H. Broderfck
 Local circles are choosing delegates to the annual state convention of the Kings Daughters and Sons which is to be held in Bridgeport October 14 and 15, in the Washington Park NJ. E. church.
 Holland residents, Mrs. Lorenzo R. Sparrow and Mir. and Mrs John E. Clough, have been spending a few days in Essex as guests of Mrs. Eliza Spar row, who formerly lived in Holland.
 Agricultural authorities are advising Connecticut farmers to revive the custom of raising steers and oxen-preferably l Devons and Herefords-for work, to sell, or. as a source of meat supply
 The papers. during the campaign, il a writing up men prominent in republican Y politics. are citing Galusha Aaron Grow + born in Ashford, Windham county, Au -. gust 31st 1923, died in Glenwood, Penn $ 1907.
 Ia Mrs Everett F. Salisbury with her sor Eldred, left Moosup for DeLand, Florida where Eldred Salisbury will go into tn garage business, being associated wit - two young men from the White Noun tains.
 Meeting of the woman's auxiliary 0 the Y. M. c. A. Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. Daniel M Lester, Warren street. Those wishing 1t If join as we'll as the members, are invited adv.
 n The executive board of the Unite Id States Daughters of 1872 will be in ses sion at Hartford Thursday, having a n 'll day meeting at the Hartford GoI es club, to be followed by reception in tn in Evening.
 Charles Gelinas of the Newport Navs 'Wu W Training Station visited recently in Moos L' ~ up with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Jc = '; seph Gelinas. He expects to leave 500 lo on the battleship Tennessess for Sout America.
 ts Rev. Joseph F. Ford of Colchester ce ys sbrated o'clock mass at St. Mary ls .hurch New London, Sunday, taking tf D- place of Father Wolschlager, who hs k ''een in Meriden on account of the deat ss If his mother.
 Miss Ellen E. Osgood, former wint ve ham county resident, entertained member h, and friends of the Hartford Prisoner tn Aid chapter of the Kings Daughters ar al Sons at her home in East Hartford, Sa Va urday afternoon.
 lu By remodeling into a private offit
 50x20 the cigar store recently vacate - by Herbert Wiley, the Peck. McWilIian
 Co.,, 47 West Main street will hereaft,
 occupy the whole of that firms buildir
 on Central Wharf
 A derrick has been set up on the l.
 n the rear of the former Austin built
 'ns, Main street, by the new owner [ Schwartz Brothers. who before adding The building plan to grade the lot ! 'he level of the main floor
 The new Home Memorial Hospital, In
 which is to be located in the residence
 the late MT. and Mrs. Frederick T. M; son at the Pequot will not be ready f
 the reception of patients until about u
 middle of the month or later. 70 The annual inspection of Company
 First Infantry, C. S. G., of Rockvill
 will take place this CTuesday) afternot
 nt o'clock in the armory in the Mem
 rial building. Colonel Smith and&a sta
 of inspecting officers will be present ' memorial window to Mrs Annet ) Colton, sister to Arba G. Hyde who le
 the bequest to Stafford Springs public a@ brary, will be placed in the recepti
 room of the library facing the river M or Colton provided for the window in h
 will
 A handsome young maple shade tree
 he residence of Mir. and Mrs. B. P. Bis
 Up, on Broadway, is showing signs of d ~c 'ay as the result or having been run in OA by a skidding automobile and MT Bis no 'lp is taking means to try to save t ~5 free.
 From 100 last year the number
 children in the County Home on Sm he avenue Norwich, has dropped to abo
 eS, the authorities say the result of pi
 hibition, the children having gone ba
 to the homes of parents now able to ca
 for them.
 Although -Leander Brown, of Chur
 street is S3, he enjoyed Monday wi = friends grabbing at Uncasville. ! Os Brown, for 50 years resident of Sprag g
 has this fall been re-made republic
 voter in Norwich, having first register ffty-seven years ago.
 At the dedication of the new Knigl
 of Columbus home in Danbury, Tuesd
 October 12, the Danbury News announ m that Rev. William A. Keefe, of Norwi U will deliver an address to the gene
 public from the reviewing stand wh
 is to be erected on the grounds of 1
 new home.
 Not1s1g mal1es 8 giri~so weary as