Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-15
VARIOUS MATTERS

| dealers Saturudy. Buy now for spring, to keep up trade, is the policy being urged on both mer- chants and the public. The flag at the Knights of Columbus | Home on Broadway has been at half staff since the death of John T. Ring. Boston ferns winter blooming begoniss cherries, Hunts Greenhouses. Telephone 1130.-adv.
 The salvia in gardens about town, which has been so beautiful ali this sea- son was ruined by Saturday nights frost. An addition has been built and im provements made to the Gardner house, corner Mckinley avenue and Otis street. Edward Reynolds has moved from Planfeild to the bungalow owned by Malcolm Thompson, near Pendleton Hill. Leading dealers in Norwich have re- duced the prices on bread, in accord with the action of bakers throughout the state.
 The Red Cross drive was commended to the congregations from the pulpit of St Patrick's church. at the three masses Sunday.
 l, The reading room of the Otis library } was in charge of Miss Martha A. Ward during Sunday afternoon. There were S1 visitors. sAf
 Tonight (Monday) at a meeting of Fiji delis class at the Central Baptist par ,, sonage the hostesses will be Mrs. Jordan . and Mrs. Simonds
 Groton young men, Robert D. Burrows and Albert Musante have returned home after serving one year with the army Of t occupation in Germany
 2 The national-vide campaign of the = Episcopal church, to be conducted Sun ] day, Nov 21, is receiving a good deal of C attention from many workers. At the art exhibit which opens in Pas . adena, Cal, today (Monday) five etch- . ings by Ozias Dodge of Norwich will be among the pictures on view. . The Holy Name society has requested h a memorial mass in St .Patricks church - i for Michael H. Delaney today (Monday) s and for Patrick Murray Thursday morn s ing.
 We want everybody to know that the Imperial Garage has plenty of denatured n alcohol for sale. We also have, one win r ter top for Buick roadster at an at e tractive price. Phone g29.-adv. e Saturday the commemoration of tht n centenary of Florence Nightingale's birth c was also a feature of the Red Cross }. campaign to obtain members in many cit es.
 A harvest supper at the home of MT and Mrs W. Ellery Allyn (Marguerit' Almy) of Waterford last week nette< SS2 toward the public health nurses fund.
 Sunday at Trinity Methodist church at the meeting of the Epworth League a 630, the topic was Winning Our Friend For Christ, and the leader was Sterril Chase. - At Rockville, the East District school which is B years old, was partly burne' at o'clock. Armistice night, after beini hit by a rocket and the damage was con siderable.
 Fish and Game Warden James F. Bug bee of Lyme has appointed as specia game protectors for the New London dis trict, Samuel Ramestella and Philli Bruno, both of New Lcndon.
 The interesting paper on Pilgrim We men, read Friday afternoon by Mr. Franklin S. Wilcox at Park church Pal ish House Association meeting. was writ ten by Miss Alice ". Cogswell.
 Sunday evening, at the home-time ( the young people of the United churc parish, Weston C. Pullen showed pit lures with the moving picture machir belonging to Park Congregation church.
 During the past year the fish ar game commission has made it's custon dIy ulolTlDutICn Ol pdElIlOSC anu pIlcd ants, but except in the thinly populate III sections of the state, the once numero1 o partridge is still scarce lN At meeting of the freshmen class
 Connecticut College these class office
 for 1920-1921 were elected: Presider n Gloria Hollister; vice president, Jan ; Crawford treasurer Elizabeth Holme
 secretary, Barbara Kent if Entire household effects of we'll fur
 ished hSme, including piano, parlor, di
 ind room and bed room suites, rugs, pi
 tures art goods, books gas range, kite en goods, baby carriage, etc, will be so
 Monday and Tuesday at 1 Sachem te
 ace, adjoining 19 Lincoln avenue.-ad
 The members of the various congreg
 tons have been invited to attend the p
 geant to be given by the Wonans Gu
 missionary department of the Unit
 Congregational church, in the Communi
 House this CMonday) evening.
 Since spring, John McWilliams h
 been using building sand from the | \ bank which he owns on Mckinley avenl back of Huntington place, and which
 estimated to yield between five and
 thousand yards of fine grade sand.
 Rates on burglary insurance are hig
 CT this year than last At one of t - agencies specializing in burglary inst
 snce it was sadi Saturday that for s
 900 the premium was this year $11. 1;
 year SS25 and 8 year before that $7.
 Whether the committees on sanitat
 and social hygiene of the Connectic
 Federation of Churches shall be co
 bined may be considered at the ann,
 meeting of the federation today (M,
 day) at the Hartford Y. M. c. A. bui
 ing.
 fC Christmas packages for Americ lO troops on the Rhine must reach Ho
 ken by Dec. , to insure delivery Def
 Christmas Day, the war department
 announced. They should be sent in c
 of the General Superintendent, Ar
 Transport Service Hoboken. The prohibition party spent $1,121
 in the recent campaign, according tC 'E statement filed by Edward P. finders IA treasurer of the state committee, V
 the secretary of the state. He recei s1,15s.17 and has balance of s32 fc Pledges of $117 to the committee main unpaid.
 The United States civil service e On- misson announces an examination f apprentice chart engraver, male, Is or 20 years of age, in the Coast and G
 detic Survey, Washington, D. C., at 1 !. to $1,000 year. Appointees will be
 lowed the increase granted by cong ,afs of $20 a month.
 Richard Hooker, editor and publi