Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-04
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 The temperature kept below 70 degrees during Sunday and early in the morning was down near the frost line.
 Theodore Bureau of Meosup recently enlisted in the army and is on his way to Arkansas his future post of duty.
 A Mystic resident. John Jeffrey, is con- templating a visit in December to Eng land where he will make lengthy stay. Sunday was St. Gerards day. St. Francis of Assist, the great evangelist, is honored in the church calendar today, the 4th.
 Painters are at work improving the property of the Merchants Bank on Main street. which bank was incorporated in 1883.
 At Park church at the meeting of the Parish House Association, the new wo- mems federation of Park church will be discussed Friday.
 Bathers who have considered Ocean Beach tame have been enjoying some of the best surf of the season for the past two days.
 The construction of the new bridge on the West Side furnishes daily interest for g big crowd of advising and commenting | Sons of Rest.
 | the Central Baptist church Sis to meet this week with Mrs. Eunice Edison, so Washington street.
 At Lords Point. Miss Macy Davis. Miss Frink and others from Norwich have been occupying Broadview cottage through September.
 bargain sale at a Thames Square store Saturday was attended by such a | rush of buyers that the walk was block ed for most of the morning.
 Sunday evening at 6:30, at Trinity Methodist church, Epwerth League meet ing, the topic was What Christ Does for the Christian. Mrs. Albert Boardman was the leader.
 Friday will be the second anniversary of the death in France of John McGrath, young Norwich soldier, and there is to be a memorial mass for him at St. Patricks church.
 Alden Skinner Auxiliary, No 5, Sons of Veterans, of Rockville is making plans for the annual inspection, which will take place in the G. 4. E. hall Fri day evening, October Is.
 The reading room of the Otis Library was opened Sunday afternoon for the first time this season. Miss Magic Stamm was in charge. There were for | ty-fve visitors, between ? and 6.
 Governor Beecknan of Rhode Island has granted the application of Governor Helcoub of Connecticut for the etradition of Michael Ross to answer charge oi burglary in Wallingford July last Linen of all kinds to embroider with cotton, cotton by the skein beads, ar. Tuesday, Oct. 5th from g. m. to 10 p. m | alyiv, ham.-ady,
 Mrs. Nathan Carr of oneco. was seri ousiy injured the other afternoon, horse she was holding, running away throwing her to the ground, the wheels of tke carriage passing over her head. Two beautiful numbers given by the choir of Park church Sunday were tht anthem. Who So DEelleth Uader the De fense of the Most High. by Martin, ant at the offertory Berwalds, Gently, Lord o Gently Lead Us.
 The Plainield community ecmaaitte. has accepted an invitation to present program before the grange October 9th . at 8 D m. This meeting is open t. every member of the Windham count. Farmers association.
 It is stated that Connecticut wone who are in politics are planning to es tabliSh Front Porehes' throughout tn . state modelled after the Front Porch a Marion, Ohio, upon which issues of tn day can be discussed. The grounds at the former Riple homestead in Broadway. have been grad ed by the new owner, Louis E. Young tn ancient rhododendron, lon1. conspicuou. . has been removed, and an attractive ro1 of cannas borders the turf.
 ~ necticut that the twenty fourth sem annual convention of the Information. Association of Garment Manufactures will be held at the Waldorf-Astoria, New York, beginning Wednesday, De 8.
 ' Owing to overcrewding, grades 1, 2 an of Mt. Pleasant street school continr on half time, as does also the Brids = district school, Preston, where Supt ] J. Graham is having the kindergarts n room used for accommodating an afte noon class.
 Faith Trumbull Chapter, D. A. I will meet Oh Wednesday, Oct. 9th, at Lf ?. m. at the Community House. The T vision of the bylaws will be taken u Members are requested to bring the copies of the old by-laws.-ady.
 The United States civil service cor
 E4lSS1qH ADn9aAG6S an examination
 naetallographist, man or woman, regar
 less of age at the Rock island Arsen;
 Rock Island. IL. at sf,Se0 to s2,500 year, depending upon the qualifications N the appointee.
 Twelve new members were reeeiy
 into the Rosary society by Rev Jol
 Rroderick, following a procession at
 Patrick's church Sunday and singing
 hymns by the members of the Sodaliti
 The president of the Rosary society Mrs. John A. Moran.
 Steamer Cape Cod, Norwich to N. ae York left New London at a. a. Frids " the only boat to venture through to N,
 Fork. She was back in Norwich at g
 m. Saturday, a pretty good proof of f
 steamers seaworthiness and to the grs
 satisfaction of Agent F, V. Knouse.
 The vested choir of Christ chu, \ duInbers about fourteen boys this F and is doing good work as the result
 tour rehearsals weekly under direction at Organist Ernest Ibbotsen. The nlu
 committee of the church is J. Fra or Corey. ". Tyler olcott and Gurdon , Bidwelh
 The handsome residence, No. 64 {
 chem Terrace, occupied for two years
 General Manager James N. Morton of the Norwich WoeleR Company, has b, " upnrchased by George C. Preston, now Rg ais summer home in Neptune Park Morton and family are soon to le;
 Norwich for Canada. former Norwich resident, Wilbur ne Purvis, of Bayonne, x. J., son of ]
 ward Purvis, of Laurel Hill, who
 been head of the Latin department at
 Clark schecl, New York, is now at
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