Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-03

touch with relatives of Mclaughlin, all efforts were fruitless.
 The man had been employed in cotton mills in Rhode Island during the past summer and in times past had been em ployed here and at Wauregan. He was known among his friends as Utica Tom" Mclaughlin.
 The body of Clinton ". Atwood, whe died early Wednesday, morning at Q hospital in Worcester, arrived here on Thursday at noon and was taken to his home on Broad street.
 Mrs. E. H. Keech will have members of the Civic Federation at her home on Broad street for a meeting this (Fri- day) afternoon.
 . Mrs. Edward Anderson, of the Allen Hill section of the town of Brooklyn, is confined to her home by illness.
 Gales of the past few days have torn away a section of the metal roofing on the Advent chapel at the corner of School and Academy streets No ser- vices have been held at the chapel for some time past
 Oxford High Schools team is sched- uled to meet the Killingly High School team at basketball here this evening"
 Pupils of Miss Emma Gardner of Wauregan gave a splendid musical at the town hall, this being an annual event. Refreshments were served after the con- cert.
 Captain 4. P. Woodward, inspector of small arms practice of the regiment will be in New London this (Friday) even ing to attend banquet and presenta- ton to Colonel Kirkland of the beauti- | ful trophy cup won by the Third Regi- ment Rifle team in match shot at East Haven on October 2 The trophy will be presented Colonel Kirkland as ranking ! officer of the regiment Sand as custodi- an of the cup for the organization. | About one hundred operatives are en- gagged at the plant of the Connecticut l Mills company at the present time turn i ing out small orders that will keep the plant busy only temporarily, according l to present prospects, though the out l look is bright for the future of the tire fabric industry.
 Do your Christmas shopping early and do it in so far as may be possible 1 in your home town" This is the slogan ir ! Danielson for the holiday shopping sea | son now opening. It is pointed out tha there are many and mutual advantage. in keepink Danielson's trade at home.
 The announced advance in gas rate. | to be made here by the Peoples Ligh i and Power company has been the subjec 1 of more or less comment. It is pointed out, however, that the cost of producing i gas has greatly increase and that thu l present rate here is lower than in sur | rounding towns and cities.
 Sugar was being offered here >Thursda! as low as $1O.50 per hundred weight which seems cheap to tn eaverage buy CT who paid as high as 32 ents pound for the commodity during the earlie months of this year.
 A. w Bassett is steadily regaining hi strength after a surgical operation a the Rhode Island hospital in Providenc and may be able to return to his hom' here as early as Sunday.
 L L. Letter has removed his house hold goods from Providence to an apart ment in the Bradford building in Cen
 ter street. Mir. Letter is one of the pro prietors of the New Idea. store and o the Manufacturer Outlet at Moosup.
 Pariaf Deip, who had his leg broken
 few days ago when the motorclcle O
 which he was riding was in collision Wit
 an automobile, at Elmville develope
 blood poisoning in one hand as the re
 suit of an infection sustained while a
 his work few days before the motorin
 accident Mr Reip is now out of dange
 from the infected hand. however, an
 his injured leg is mending slowly.
 It is said by State Officer Howard I
 Elliott that there is no present prot