Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-24
JEWETT CITY

The vital statistics for the town of Griswold for November are as follows:
 Six births: Egnium Ris, Elenie Dane- lyk Roland Robert Coriaty. Joseph AL len Brand, Wampa Gradalski, Norman Daniel Shaw.
 One death: Antonia Ladowska, of sep ticemia.
 Louise Sadoroski, William A. Noble and Mary E. Douglas, Andrew T. Pember and Marion Weeks, Frederick Coutue and Jo- sephine Takmon.
 The funeral services for Louis Monty was held at St. Mary's church Monday morning. Rev J. H. Seiferman celebrated requiem high mass. The bearers were Peter Monty. Peter La Flamme, Arthur Gengros, John Jacobs, Joseph Benac and Ctanislaus Benac. There were relatives and friends present from North Grosven- ordale, Sterling, Taftville and Moosup, Conn.,, New Bedford, Mass, and Nashua, N. H. The committal service at the grave was by Father Seifernan. Hourigan Bros. were in charge. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery, in Sylvandale.
 Walter Johnson enlisted Monday in the U. S. navy hospital reserves at New Ha- ven He is t0 be transferred to Newport at an early date.
 Rev and Mrs. Myron D. Fuller are in Lowell. Mass, for Thanksgiving.
 Turkeys promise to be plenty in the To- cal markets. They will be offered today Wednesday, at prices ranging from 60 cents for Vermont and York state birds to 75 cents for fancy natives.
 The second day of the cold northeaster started in with brilliant flash of light ming and man's-size clap of thunder at 5.57 a. m. The old weather sign of thund- CT in the morning held good for all sorts of stormy weather followed. No record of recent date tells of times quite as slack in Jewett City. All the textile industries are on very short time, few of the five concerns are running day or two this week. Market men are expressing the belief that the Thanks giving trade will fall much below the av- craze.
 The two big field rifles have been pIac- ed on the David Hale Tanning park, in the position they are to occupy. The granolithic foundation upon which the l wheels are to rest are not completed yet. | The position the guns occupy is that from which they appear to the best advantage A man living in a neighboring city said i that Griswoid must have had either z pull with the war department or had 1 good men working to get the guns They l make a fine showing with their slightly | elevated nuzzles pointing down Main 1 street. The borough people are a unit l in hoping that MT. Tanning will be able to visit Jewett City next summer and give | his seal of approval
 The third flock of geese in ten days I flew over the town Tuesday mornin g bound southwest. They were flying witt the storm and were making better time 1 and flying higher than the other fiocks seen recently.
 Richard J. Dutlxowsld, graduate o1 Fordham University Law school of New York, has received permission from thu New London County Bar association tt | take the state examination.
 The reports of the eanvassers for tn, Red Cross roll call in all sections of this town, Voluntown and Lisbon ar' to be handed in today Wednesday,. Tn enrollinent clses officially Thanksgiving
 day. The reports may be left during tn
 day at the home of Mrs. E. H. Hisco, I and in the evening from six to nine a
 the Red Cross room. Any person wishin 1 to give money for membership may leav
 it at either place.
 This SWednesday) evening Agent L. M l Carpenter of the Ashland Cotton Go i will meet the employees of the compan l at the Ashland club to talk over the Ia
 Dor situation and market conditions. l It is hoped that every employe, nal
 and femall, will attend as facts of espt l cial interest win be talked over.
 An entertainment of an instructive ns
 ture has also been arranged for Thurs day night. at the club, at which ther
 will be whist and dancing for the ol eratfves.