Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-06
VARIOUS MATTERS

November sth is St. Leonard's day.
 Light vehicle lamps at :0s this even | ing.
 Candidates for justice of the peace are not required to file election expenses
 Isabel Bradley noted ballot medium, at the Spiritual Academy Sunday.-adv.
 This week there are 125 patients at Norwich State Tuberculosis Sanatorium
 The temperature was 5s degrees Friday afternoon, two degrees higher than on Thursday
 Miss winifred welles, of Norwich, has a .gracefud poem Gesture" in the North American Review.
 Candidates and secretary of town com nittees have fifteen days after the elec- tion in which to file their statements.
 The cider mill at Bozrah will close, November 5. M Abelman.-alv.
 A partial eclipse of the sun, scheduled for the 10th will be visible throughout the northeastern portion of the United States,
 The dinner served by the women of the Holland Federated church on election day was a success. More than $50 was] realized.
 Judge w. c. Moves and daughter, Miss Moves of New York, made short stay in Old Lyme this week, coming there to vote.
 Herb" Smiths orchestra at State Armory, Willimantic, Saturday, Nov. 6. adv.
 Friday at o'clock. months mind requiem high mass for Mrs. Mary Mo Cahey was sung in St. Patricks church by Rev. John H. Frederick.
 Orchard owners from this section at tended the seventh annual New Eng land Fruit Show which opened Friday for fourday run in Hartford.
 The home time at 6:3o Sunday night at the Community House is enjoyed weekly by the young people of the United Congregational church. Miss Irene Wilde, of ,Wauregan who en- tered the Bacl1us hospital Norwich, three years ago, has been promoted to head nurse and entered upon her duties Mon day.
 Choice flowers. for funerals. also we'd ding bouquets Hunts Greenhouses. Phone | 1130-adv.
 The Near East Relief. of which Cleve- 1 land H. Dodge of New York, is treas urer, announces contribution amounting to sic, ,426.s9 received during the week ended Oct 30
 l Marion Irene, the infant daughter of Mir. and Mrs John Foster of Franklin Center lived only a few days and the body was taken to Union cemetery, Moo sup. fo rburial. -,
 The state road contractors took away the obstructions. at Quiambaug bridge this week. The road has been rebuilt where l it settled, making an easy grade for au- tomobile traffic. ;
 On the terraces at the residence of MT and Mrs. Marshall Jewett, 5S Church street Friday ripe cherry tomatoes were picked something not often noted as late as November 5th. .g,..
 Moving pictures. of. 'The Modern Ruth, T at Y. NJ c. A. Sunday at f. Free for men and older boys.-adv. Druggists here get the tip that many crude drugs are higher this week The | drug business continues unsettled since ! the war and while stiff prices have to be charged, profits are small. Many housewives who would like to keep Apple Week hesitate. when apples once s1 g barrel ,how sell for s250s to PS3. Farnesl attribute it to the cost of barrels and the high wages paid labor The November White Ribbon Banner states that the following unions have contributed to the Banner fund since September 20th: Stratford s100. New Britain s2.0O. On deficit, Stratford $1 %
 The estate of Elizabeth B. Sands. who died August Is. 1919, as inventoried in New York shows total assets s2s0,291 Her son Joshua, of Lyme receives s4.- l 7o4 and his wife Lucy a life interest in s32,05s.
  Motor Tie silk. large line of stamped goods for holiday gifts, at Wornen's Ex- change, 65 Broadway.-adv
 The family of Frank Wheeler. who have spent the season at Mitinaue cot | tage Lords Point. since early spring, has gone to Saybrook Junction where MT. Wheeler is to engage in the poultry busi- ness with his brother | Twenty-two women applied for work Thursday when the committee of the 1 Employment Bureau. Mrs. F. A. Bidwell and Mrs Mary. c. Webster, gave out material at the United Workers House, | 3 Washington street. l. The United States civil service com mission announces an examination for dentists men or women. 21 to 40 years of age. in the Indian Service at Large at $1,50o a Year plus increase granted | ns eSA5fcoo .OA @AV d s 1uoitli. Mems ss gun metal shoes today $645 women's s7.5o tan shoes today s5.45 Barrows', 90 Main street.-adv.
 Luman C. Beckett confessed murdere, of Charles E. Taft. formerly of Nester. ly. the night hawk taxicab driver who was shot to death in his taxicab. is tc be brought back from Vermont state pri son to be tried in New Britain.
 In order that students might gain first hand impression of the Connecticu tobacco industry, the faculty of the Con
 nectjcut Agricultural College at ..Storrs
 arranged an observation tour through ter
 leading tobacco centers If the state Fri
 day. : At Mohegan park supt Edward A Smith has had the South American ma cav in winter quarters for four or f1v
 days. He has closed in the monke.
 house where Jim and Mary are, but tn
 two monkeys can come to the window
 freely.
 l Warning has been sent Catholic clergy
 men in Norwich from headquarters 0
 the Apostleship of Prayer, New York
 that impostors are going about collect
 ing subscriptions for The Messenger 0
 the Sacred Heart, although the leagu
 employs no agents. One fellow has work ed in willimantic and New London C f late.
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