Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-11
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 The eclipse of the sun di. nos create any sp.e,ai iIterest or eXci. ,nent Guring Wednesday morning.
 Extra choice fresh fish, Osgood's wharf, today and Friday many l1inds.-adv.
 Pupils from Plairfe'd Hinh school met at the Community House recently to t. over plans 1of gyihii.,s lul
 This season has suited outdoor work CTS who have had few idle days be- cause of either cold or storms
 Sunday next, District Superintendent William H. Bath of Norwich is to preach at the Methodist church in Burnside.
 St. Patrick's school will omit the aft ernoon session today (Thursday) be- cause of the Ar1nstice day celebration.
 A thousand bushels selected potatoes for winter use at Friedberg Sons.-ady.
 The Norwich branch of the Warne~ Bros. corset factory on Chestnut street is on short time for portion of this month.
 The Otis Library will be open only un- til one o'clock today CThursday) closing on account of the Arnlistice Day cere- monies.
 Second annual Y-D dance, Armistice night Nov Il. 1920, at State Armory, Willimantic.-adv.
 Relatives have requested a memorial mass in St. Patrick's church. Friday, on the first anniversary of the death of John Loohy.
 During Wednesday friends learned that the condition of Mrs Charles W Gale. i'll with pneumonia. was considered more hopeful.
 
 and 30 degrees during Wednesday and 8 keen chilly wind gave notice of the cool e. weather to be expected at any time now.
 While .Armistice day is not legal holiday in this state there will be gen eral suspension of business that the town may do honor to it's soldiers and sailros, | living and dead. . thousand bushels of choice onions | for winter use, at Friedberg & Sons. Pu ! them in your cellar now.-adv.
 The Guild of Trinity Episcopal parish Mrs Joseph D. Curtis, president, held sewing meeting Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. J. Eldred Brown, at the rec l tory on Otis street
 l George Greenberger has had his re gently purchased property, the former Hall block, on Franklin street, enclosed by a neat fence at the rear on whici painters are now at work A Newport R. L, item reads; Rear Admiral and Mrs. William L. Howar' | have taken possession of Restmere oi Miantomi Avenue. William l.. Howar' is a former Norwich boy.
 A shower of meteors, the Andromedes may be expected in the early part of th' nizht of November 24th. This shower as the name implies, seems to come iron the constellation Andromeda. Ladies Auxiliary, Div. 54. A. o. H. vii not meet tonight CThursday) but wi meet the secord Thursday in December I adv.
 Rev. Alexander H. Abbott, pastor 0 the United Congregational church, re ceived into the membership of the ehurc' Sunday Mir and Mrs. Charles T. Bard who joined the church by letter.
 Mrs Frank Larose has returned to he home in Moosup from the Day Kimba hospital, Putnam, apparently on her We to a full recovery after being an inv2ii nearly helpless for the last four years. i The report of Secretary Farley F Leonard of the Rockville Fair Associa ticn for tn. 1920 Rockville Fair show that there will be a profit of from sl co tc s136A whereas a deficit had been tx pected due to rainy weather.
 Two to three lb. blues, with a big vs riety of fresh fish this week. This stor will close Thursday afternoon. OpAne again at D. m until 10 ?. m. Broadwa Fish Market, 40 Broadway.-adv.
 A Noank correspondent mentions tha Al. N n4 $Ao FaEt, Sunday school enjoyed 8 picnic at Groto Long Point Saturday afternoon. Supp was served on the beach. Something nt often recorded for November 9th.
 Wednesday, on the second anniversar of the death in the service of Sergea1 Ernest Bossey relatives and famil friends attended a memorial mass sur for the repose of his soul by Rev. J. l Frederick, rector of St. Patrick's churc The city missionary of Norwich, Re Charles A. Northrup. is having Gai cells for clothing of all kinds and size so that the urusued accumulations atiics and wardrobes could be put immt diste, practical us4 if donated him.
 Owing to tho adjourned mAet!r:; of ' County Association of Ministers aI ! lEuGCneS al Ille SecOnu 1OlSFe5Sfl0n chu' ch in New Londcn this (Thrrsda- evening the mid-week service at Pa C'Mereg1tionat church is to oe om!tt th's week.
 Near live hslibut. near live blue. ve choice, near live mackerel out of wat Wednesday. no frozen stock. Large bu ters. steak cod, near live haddoek Ii
 flats and bis sckfish, near live found steaks eels. scallops, shrimps, long clan oysters. 3S and 30 cts pint. Natl smelts expected Thursday, at Powe Bros-adv.
 The United States civil service co, mission announces for Dec 15 an exal
 ination for laboratory aid, motion p
 ture laboratory. male or female. aged
 to 45 in the Division of Pnublicatio1 = Department of Agriculture, Washingtc D. C., at s900.
 al Notices were sent out Wednesday tt l. subscription pledges must be met, " Eastern bankers threaten that unless { " debt of the New Era and Inter-Chur r. World Movements are paid they will se treated like any other concern who b. ,f rows money and fails to repay It. st Dr. ard Mrs. Samuel Simpson a
 Mrs Marian Agard Baker Jeff Tolla
 for New York Tuesday,, enrnute 1 = taly. They sailed on the Cretia of t
 White Star Line Wednesday for Napl
 taly. They expect to spend five mont
 abroad in Italy and Switzerland. Mrs. Alice Hutchins Moves. 7o, daue
 ter of the late Senator Joseph C. Hut, >t ns and a member of an old New El l. land family. died Tuesday in Cincnn;
 She was a native of Plainfield, Cor To where she had a summer home 8 T, where burial will take place tod .C (Thursday.)
 Norwich friends earn that Mrs. Fl