Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-10
VARIOUS MATTERS

" hours long.
 Somerset lodge work the M. M. degree tonight at ociock.-adv.
 Oranges firm this section will be rep | resented at the national meeting in Bos- ten Thursday.
 Travellers from Connecticut planning tc go south continue to find difficulty in se-l curing steamer reservations.
 Principal William sG Tarbox. of the. Town strest, school, motors. back and forth from his home in Poquetannuck i daily.
 l It is reported that a supplementary I time table will be issued about Novern- Der 18th by the New Haven railroad of- 6cials.
 A thousand bushels ot selected potatoes for winter use, at Friedterg & Sons.-ady.
 The Tuesday afternoon prayer meeting in the lecture room of the Central Bap- tist church was led by Mrs. James M Young.
 Hunting conditions have improved since the rain an dwind of last week stripped the trees and bushes of many of their leaves
 Samples of carrots grown in a Lincoln | avenue garden have attracted attention II ton store.
 There will be an extra punch in shop ming today on account of the Norwich stores closing Thursday afternoon. Arm istice Day.
 Boats arriving daily at Osgood's
 Wharf with fresh mackerel and othel kinds.-adv.
 Many of the teachers of the Norwich ) public schools took Monday as annual visiting day. inspecting the methods h
 other schools.
 Although an early morning fog ant later drizzling rain made Tuesday raw , and cold. thermometers about town reg
 Istered so degrees. 3 Today "Wednesday the fortieth an . nual meeting of the Diocesan Woman 7 auxiliary will be held at St. Johns Epis l copal church, Bridgeport. . A boat building at the Butson yard
 In Groton is nearing completion. It to be F feet long and IS feet wide ant :. will draw six feet of water. :. Second annual I'D dance, Armistic
 night. Nov. II, 1920, at State Armor1 !. | Willimantic.-adv
 |, Connecta,uts W:ecessful congressnel . and their districts are 1, E. R. Fenn, r. 2. R. P. Freeman, r. 8. J. Q. Tilson, r.
 1, S. Merritt, r.. B. J. P. Glynn, r. = Eastern Connecticut hotel men are i ! n New York attending the fifth Nationa '' Hotel Mems Exposition which bega :, Monday evening in Grand Central Palace n The Waterbury store of the Reid ]. Hughes company ended Tuesday night : clerks stwo-day cash and take with yo Z. sale, successfully managed by the si t, store supervisors
 ], A thousand bushais cf choice onions ft :. winter use at Friedberg & Sons P1 T, them in your cellar now.-adv. ~ Some of the Noank lobster pots ha '' not been hauled for several days yielde ', 70 pounds Monday while others did be- :Ss ted still This is considered good lobster d ing for November. l. A Noank young men, son of Mir. an = Mrs R. y. Porter Charles D. Porter, los .e his life year ago Tuesday when tf
 U. s. S. Polarsland foundered off Car
 Breton. Nov. g. 1919.
 Michael Daly, 5S. for many years 's resident of Bolton and one of the be! re know horse trainers and jockeys, died in Baltimore last week. He is survived h a his wife and three daughters ly Tax collectors o-tice will be open tn he evelng until 8 o'clo'k to receive 19.
 
 ns unpaid taxes after Nov 11th.-adv. s A saybrook boy. Harry M Kirtlan '1 gu who is at the U. s. naval torpedo static .- at Newport began his training cour
 November first and at the end of s ,,- months may be sent to China. d. Local miliners returning from Ne ", York state that models showing pr rs nounced leaning toward Russian idea en some of them developed in fur. are COT er Ing strong in the millinery trade. We At the Thames River mill the Robe ne Gair company is building and will shor ns ly have in operation a plant for the ma ne ufacture of corrugated cases which a TX chitects declare will surpass any in e ;ai istence today.
 Fresh caught smelts. lb S5: nati
 caught nnackerel ID S5 :; Taunton herrin
 lb Is. Best fnnan haddies lb. 20 Ever
 thing strictly fresh. No cold stora he Broadway Fish Market, 40 Broadway in, adv.
 Ly Mrs. Henry H. Lawless died at Il is, home 126 Main street Middletown, Su 4s day evening. Besides her husband :; IT leaves two sons, Thomas F., of Wester Ior R. l., and Henry E. of New Jersey, a Ter five daughters.
 rs Now that election is out of the ": ad there is move by the federal autlaorit ,as in Connecticut to deal with the liquor on clations Julius c. Stremiau has iii quested the police in all cities to assist ity bringing Vloiators 10 justice
 When the Department of Missions md the United Church meets at the Comm, in ity House. Friday, from to D. n. tn NJ will Le sewing on garments for the Pr AL lie Health department of Norwich. A t will be given by Miss Culver. of Friday at the November meeting
 Park church Parish House Association
 be held in the Parish House at ocl,
 the subject of the afternoon will he
 Pilgrim Anniversary. Miss Cogsv will read a paper on Pilgrim Women Ie. Guard against dangers of winter lille cal drusglsts are now oiterlng Cher .. mul to those afflicted with winter cou, nds colds, and run down condition It arv pure ftod product, contains no alcoho
 narcotics is q natural body builder rsh makes health and strength. Recomn< r.s ed by Ring &- Sisk, Lee & Osgood, Eng ros Pharmacy and all druggists.-adv The At Gardner Lake William Walden .dee discovered chestnut tree-never T E in just where-waich is yielding nuts l x"1 1-4 inches. and one weighed in the Bulletin editorial rooms Tuesday wa :. ounces. They look like big French oh
 nuts.
 3es Ernest Tinkham and family who h
 been spending the summer at Quonocf
 taug are to make their winter homo eee4 Daytona Fla, where they have purcI
 ed a bungalow MT. Tinkham has
 | ready left for the south, making the
 l by automobile.
 The Missionary societies of Rock