Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-28
VARIOUS MATTERS

in recognition of Roosevelt Day.
 There has been no rain in Norwich up to Wednesday night, since the last of September. when about IA inches fell
 Choice long clans for frying at Pow ers Bros,-adv.
 Salvia and pink geraniunas are in bloom ia the courthouse grounds, un- touched by freet
 Baptist church has been postponed to the first week of November
 At the Thursday evening meeting of the United Congregational church Rev. A. H. Albeit ie to speak on 'TThe Problem of Evfi.'
 Repairs to the bridge at Quiambaue that will remove big bumper that has annoyed autemobilists for so long, are in progress.
 If this weather continues, Norwich may we'll advertise itseit as a winter resort. The mercury stood at so degrees We'd nesday noon.
 Order your chryssnthenums from The Hai,lewood Nursery Co. Orders deliv- sred.-adv.
 Frank De Haven and Dr. Samuel Simp- son and others are making the most ot the besRtiful days in sketching in and about Holland.
 | From the pulpit of St Patrick's church ! Sunday the congregations were reminded that the three masses Sunday next will be on Standard Time.
 The ancient key used by Benedict Arnold was presented Fam Trumbuil chapter D. A. R. Museum by Miss Allce C. Dyer, of Sachem street. Arrived today at osgocd wharf. Big variety Of fresh fish, low prices. adv
 At a meeting of the Ellington grange Wednesday evening a class was given the first and second degrees. The degrees were conferred by the women's degree team.
 The wanty-seventh annual meeting ot the Girls Friendly society. Diocese of Connecticut. is to be held Friday and Saturday in Christ church parish house at Greenwich.
 Thszs will be a good time for all at the prize masquerade with Rowland Jazz Band at Elks' hall tomorrow night adv.
 Mrs. Myron F. Avery of Stratford formerly of Somers, announces the mar riage of her daughter, Lynola, and Wor den Chester Curtis of Swanton, Vt, Sep tember 2S.
 Norwich woman who finds it impos sible to stand long suggests that on cleo tion day some of the ardent suffragise keep places in the line for new voter like herself.
 At the quarterly meeting of PIainfiel, Library association matters of interes were discussed including the proposed re
 meval of the library to the new Com Eannity house.
 The Coventry Grange Fair Assoeis flor ! Inc, has mailed it's premium checks, get 5 ting them out two days earlier than las [ year. Premiums have been paid to tn
 amount of ss4s.s7. Franklin Chapter, No. f. R. A. N
 works the Royal Arch degree at Masonj fl Temple tonight and Friday night at
 o'clock.-ady.
 At the weekly free tuberculosis clini
 held at the United Work CTS house b pr. Hugh B. Campbell, Mrs Margare Wsolsey assisting, there were eleven e1 arninations Tuesday evening. 2 The Neptune Park cottage of tn | krogni gfamily, of Norwich. has bee 2 closed for the season. Mfr. and Mir. ' krenig family, of Norwich. has bee daughter in Fl Paso, Texas e Halloween dance and Jack o'Lanter
 dri1 by ". B. A.. of the Macca bees. 8 g State Armory, willimantic Saturday, oc 2 Seth. Admission 50 cents-adv. v During the winter, in the absene e abroad of Rev Richard R. Graham re, 4 ter of Christ Episcopal church, the ac' ing rector, Rev. William F William z of Westerly, and Mrs. Williams are sta, . ing at the Wauregsn. house.
 Sea trout. buffers and tile, sn1eit
 rnackerel, salmon halibut. fukes just al
 rived at the Broadway Fish Market, 4
 Broadwsy.-adv 2 Philip Dean, of Rockville 32. went ' Holland county jail, Tuesday in defau r of a S1,e0o bond on the charge of cal
 nal abuse of minor female The Rocl
 ville police have information which wi
 probably incriminate another man.
 On the first anniversary Wednesday (
 the death of Mrs. Patrick Coleman, , sachem street. her son, Rev. Henry Coleman, from Southineten, was in No
 wich to offer the reauiTn high mass
 St. Patriek's church for the repose of h,
 soul
 The report of State Agent Robert ' Eaton shows that of 4s7 applicat tiol made during the year aid was extende
 te 517 widows. The aggregate numb, t of persons aided was 1920 at a ce ! per capita s year of S60 or s115 per ca |, ita cost week. Bluefsh, extra choice mackerel fou
 der steak, thick f1nnan haddics are , few of the many varieties of sea food Powers Bros today. Remember,
 ehoice stock-adv. ~l Mrs. John Nelson with her infa daughter. Barbara who has been spen e ing two weeks at the home of her fat CT, 8. R. Kitchin, in Moosup has l. for her new home in Montclair, N.
 where her husband is a teacher of phyi v cul culture in a school
 About 1 o'clock Wednesday the wi
 blew loose slate shingle from the TO
 of the Norwich city barn. The jazz
 edge struck man who was coming
 Chestnut street, causing him to collar A for a minute, the slate cutting threu V his overalls, back of the knee A Special conclave Columbian Cornman cry. No. {. K. T.. Friday afternoon, O. fl 2sth. at one o'clock to attend the tuner
 of Sir Knight Walter J. woodmansp f1 who died in France in October 1918,
 adv.
 U Patrons in windham county tow n should get busy, or they will lose 'O trolley. Since the Connecticut Compa A took over their operation April 1st, 1s ~ the cars between Central Village a
 North Grosvenordale have not taken Ia enough money to nay for wages and DO " CT.
 1t The voting fn Mystic on election d.
 Nov a. will be in the B. F. Hoxie F
 zine Go. rooms. the members having "
 ngly given the use of their quarters
 that day to the citizens on the Stoning-
 side of the river. The former vot
 quarters were decided to be too cran
 ed.
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