Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-10
SALE BEGINS TODAY

' c. A. with members of t1~ city industrial committee, the local Dlanl committees and the board of directors. DF, FosteE will hold a short conference at which time he will present facts concerning industrial and Americanization work as it is being conducted through the great industrial sections. of the country.
 The pembers of the jupioF gympasiam class at the. I. N c. A. have been divided into three. teams, the Wolves, Foxes and Hyenas. They will compete iA basket ball. volleybalb indoor baseball and a number of other gymnasium games and athletic events. At the, end of the ssa- son the winner in each event will ree cewe a suitable trophy that will be placed in the boys rooms,
 A temPsrary naxy recsuiting station has been opened at 6SS Main Street for the purpose. of eniisting young men of this vicinity in the navy. All ex-navy men who have been dischaFged since last November can. re-eplist. now and up to Nov 17th of this year receive four months' gratuity pay, 30 days leave, the l privilege of choosing their esa ship. or station or, go to. any 2 fthe nayy's trade schools The navy recruiting agent can be interviewed at 6S3 Main street any
 time during the day and on the street in 1 the evening. FTts Funeral services for Mrs, Flara GaEer Taber were conducted Tuesday afternoon i at herhome, No. POS Church street. at 2 o'clock, by Rev. Harry s. McGready. pas i tor of the First CengFegational church.
 Burial was ip Scotland cemetery, Jay
 M, Shepard was in charge | Members of the American Thread Ath- letic association are to. be entertained at 1 the state armory on Pleasant street on | the evening of Thursday Nov. 18th. The membership of the association is 80 great that the entertainment will be for mem | bers only and will be free Thronsh a leading. Boston e1teFtsinMn7t bureau an excellent program has been arranged.
 Hickey's 12-Hiese orchestps and the. White Eagle Polish American band have. been ! engaged and MT. Albro is to furnish the lunch. The following committees have been appointed: Walter Britland, chair:
 man, Joseph Nowak, Leroy. Hewlett. IPaulhus, ValHlour Dumas, Nav Cen1eFs. Emma Beauregard, Anna Basha. The sub-committees are, on musie, May Con
 nors, Mildred Pickett, Ada Hewlett; en- tertainment, James McGlone. George 1 Eaton, Clarence Mathieu hall ValIuour | Dumas, Michael DriscoH, P. Lafnier; re- freshments, Leroy Hewlett, Henry Sy. | pher, Grace winters.
 II The WiHimaatic wetfsre bureau is. tr distribute the usual Thanksgiving dinner this year and plans for this are under H way. & sst t Harvest supgers are popular h the Il churches in surrounding towns. John and Michael Hill left Tuesday
 morning for BostoR and Lowell. Mass.
 where they will make brief visits
 II Tuesday was deRstion day at the Cara home and many gifts of money and gooi things to eat were brought ia or sent b5
 Willimantic residents. The goodies, con
 sisted of cake, canned goods. vegetables jely. groceries, fruits and articles galore
 In money. the. sum of, SIPS vas contrib
 uted. The home was beautifully deeerat ed for the day with yellow and whit
 chrysantheTpuns donated by William A
 Dawson. Many visitors were entertained by committee from the King'a Daugh