Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-01

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 Regular meeting of White Crcss Council at K of c. home tonight at eight o'clock.-adv
 The handsome vines on Broadway church have grown so rapidly this sea son that they are fast nearing the top of the windows.
 Dr. Edwin A. Whitford of Westerly and Frank Powell of North Stoning- ton went to- Columbia Lake Wednesday on fishing trip.
 Damp warm weather has brought up number of mushrooms on the lawn at the home of MT. and Mrs. Daniel T. Shea on Broadway.
 Abingdon residents Mrs. James Ayers and Mrs. Rufus Brock have returned from Nova Scotia where they spent the summer with relatives.
 Get in on the ss,OOO in cash prizes to be given away at Norwich Elks carni- val.-adv.
 The eighty second annual cattle show and fair of the Union Agricultural So- ciety was held in Somers Wednesday with -1o,6oo in attendance.
 A Saybrook girl. Miss Elizabeth Chap man. daughter of Mir and Mrs. F. $. Chapman, has taken $6O worth of prizes for her lambs at the recent fairs.
 October Victor records now on sale. Come, in early and get your favorite se- lection. The PIaut Gladden. Co.-adv. Noank republican voters met at the town hall in Poquonnoc Wednesday, ev- ening for the purpose of fo ming a Harding Coolidge Republican club. The long delayed rain made up in steadiness and volume Thursday it's tas- din~sy A high wind with the rain caused the leaves to fall continuously.
 October devotions in St Patrick's church are to be held every morning af- ter the daily parish mass at ! o'clock and following Sunday afternoon yes pers.
 At the annual meeting. of the Porter Library Association of Coentry, held on Monday evening at the home of the president Dr. Isaac P.E Fisk Dr. Fiske was reelected president. 1 A good opportunity. to buy an Edison Cylinder Machine with 12 records for s5 while they last. The .Plaut Catten Co., adv
 Charles Phillips, who has been en- ployed as landscape gardener by sev- eral residents at the Pequot, has gone to Duane, Fla, to take charge of 3 large estate as superintendent.
 In all the schools in Holland thi CFriday) afternoon at 230 o'clock , standard time, there will be local schoo harvest festivals or agricultural exhib it's of the vegetables raised by pupils
 A correspondent in Old Lyme writes Edward Wiley of Norwich visited D M. Davison and family last week. Vii | a fa and are very much attached to eacl other
 Dancing fun and frolic at Norwic Elks carnival tonight Admission 15t adv.
 chased a tract of timber at North Ston ington from George Brown Oharle Saunders has moved his steam mill t the lot and is doing the saving for Nj Girard
 If you can't come in to hear the ne, | October Victor records, mail your orde at once. They will be delivered an , where free. The Plaut Gladden. Co.-ad
 Rev. W. H. Bath of Norwich. zuperir tendent of the Norwich district wi preach at Putnam Methodist church c Sunday morning, Oct. 31. At 2.30 . the afternon he will preach at Wet Thompson.
 Hartford papers mention that Rev I B. Sloat director of the Connectici Baptist State Board of Promotion ar Mrs S1oat of that city have bee spending few days at their cottas at Gales Ferry.
 The wmdham County Observe- not, q that field day held at West Thoml son Saturday for the benefit of the S; cred Heart church was a success in e cry way. There was 8 good crowd,
 good time and a large sum was nette
 New Victor records you should hea 5 When You're Away, Honor and L,oz i, Largo, from Worlds Symphony Zei Y field Follies 1920, Virginia Judge, Dov the Trail at Home Sweet Home, Tell ! l. Little Gypsy Mail in your order or c; C The Plaut Gladden. Co.-adv.
 Eastern Connecticut visitors to t
 White Mountains have been finding
 very cold. It is said that on Mt Was = ington Sunday, Sept. 19. the therm
 meter did not. rise beyond eight abo
 zero and frost covered the windows 'a day.
 m Members of the Young Ladies' Sod 'y ity relatives and family friends atter
  'e Brennan, sung in St Patricks chur 1e Thursday a tS o'clock by the rect
 Rev. John Fl Broderick, by request
 the Sodality.
 The speaker at a meeting of { at College Club of Waterbury in Wat k town Saturday, at the home of M ut Howard B. Snow will be Mrs. Fosd we Harrison of Woodstock. who is ty speak on Woman's Opportunity on !
 vember Second.
 Mrs. Bergen I Greene of Mysrie ! of received word from her brother W of liam E. Lampanere, who with hls " m, and daughter left in August for Los / rk geles, Cal, that they like tte count he have bought building lot aal are he erect bungalow
 "s The United States civil service co
 mission announces for Oct. 20 an exa - ination for cotton classer's helper
 men only in the bureau of markets, .,, partment of agriculture, for duty Gs Washington, D. C., or in the field, M ,Mst ss0o to $1,44o a year. nd October 25 Judge John E.. Fahey 'st Rockville will have completed fifte ca years as judge of probate of the ( ees trict of Ellington. He was again ry- nominated for the office Wednesday