Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-20
VARIOUS MATTERS

the Saybrook telephone once 10 the eX- change at New London.
 Chrysanthemums and other hardy flowers are thriving and dahlias still bloom untouched by frost Addition to unpaid water bills after Oct 20, 1920.-adv.
 Dealers here are making good sales during National Umbrella Week, even though rain is long deferred.
 Rev. Frank Robbins of Preston City is to continue holding evening meet ings at the church on Pendleton Hill.
 Thursday evening Coventry Grange will observe Neighbors' Night entertain ing Bolton Grange and Andover grange.
 The Peck Library Norwich Free Aca- den1y, has recently had the gift of 3 volume on Murillo, by Estelle M. Hurl
 Choice silver salmon, special for to- day, 25c pound at Powers Bros. .-ady.
 The mercury stood at 72 degrees on Tuesday afternoon, no particular in- dication of the frost predicted for this week.
 The W. F. M. s. program committee of Trinity Methodist church met at the home of Mrs. Costello Lippitt, Monday afternoon.
 So far owners have been unable to | make mems come uoNn on the nlSn cost of living. Native eggs are still bringing about s5 cents..
 Schooner W. F. Dodge, Capt, Henry Langworthy, has returned to Noang from Nantucket shoals loaded with 15,- GOO pounds of cod.
 There will be democratic rally in Town hall, Saturday night, Oct 23, at s o'clock-adv.
 Mrs. John Hewtson of North ston- ington, broke both bones in her leg be . tween the knee and ankle by stepping into a hole and falling.
 The two dappled gray horses at the Falls fire station are given walking ex- ercise daily, although one injured him. , self in the stall and has disabled leg. . Farmers every where would be glad to see it rain. Wells and streams are lowering daily and in some localities carting water from the river is a neces- sity.
 At an adjourned town meeting at FL T lington, it was voted to use the lower town hall for school purposes on aG- count of the crowded condition of sev- eral of the schools.
 Somerset Lodge meeting postponed until Friday, the 22nd, when the B. A degree will be worked.-adv.
 Tuesday afternoon, the prayer meet ing in the lecture room of the Centra 2 Baptist church was led by Mrs. Adam P. Carroll. The volunteer pianist wa Mrs. A. E. Carroll.
 This week there are ffty-fve patient l. at Backus hospital, Norwich, where tn E. convalescents are able to enjoy the mil t. fall weather out of doors to much la Id ter date than usual.
 c A Norwich visitor, Miss Mildred ri - - den. who has been entertained at Wind '. nam by Mrs. Guy Richmond, was tn -0 honor guest at card party given her hostess last week.
 Probably no man in Norwich has ar ,t- swered more questions during the pas e. ten days than has Joseph J. Field Tn who has demonstrated voting machin CT in the lobby of the court house. 'ie Taxes will be collected today at tt , nS drug store of George NJ. Rathbone, We
 Side from II a. m. to 1 D. m-adv.
 Grading and improvements continl
 in the grounds about the handsome ne
 school at Uncasville the gift of MT F'' Grace Palmer Melcer as a memorial ed her mother Mrs. Edwin Palmer. try The energetic group of girls compri he ing St. Anns Temperance Society 'rk planning a special reorganization mee nd ing at their rooms, Tuesday evenin st. Nov. 2, which will be election night m Sunday afternoon next there is to
 a reception by St. 'Patricss Holy Nan ls society of the new members who pied sht ed themselves to join, preceding the b ny county demonstration of Sunday. Oc 10 10.
 or The annual fall ,pinochle tourname
 fthe Pythian Social club opened
 Rockville Tuesday evening. There W
 be three games to a series and each S
 ries will be played three Tuesday eve ITS ings in succession.
 the Large fresh caught smelts, two Il a blue fish, finnan haddies, fresh boil hat shrimp. Broadway Fish Market, in Broadway.-adv.
 ing The executive council of the Unit
 Synagogue of America Monday eveni
 at the Jewish Theological Seminary, , . West 123d street, New York, decided
 hold the next convention in that c
 beginning Jan. 1e next
 The candidates at Holland for t
 democratic nomination for represent
 tives are Mrs. Helen A. Jewett a
 George Neff. The republican candidat
 are Edward E. Fuller and Matthew Burdick.
 Mayor Keeney, former state senat
 ana Frank Magion of Somersville we
 in Thompsonville town court Monds
 charged with violating the state mot
 vehicle law regarding improper ligh
 and were fined $1O and costs.
 La Touraine tea reduced to 4oc a ca
 ister.-adv.
 A handsome pine near tte drive1c
 at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Richa
 Sanders, below the sanatorium.' W
 damaged by lightning and storms
 gently So that MT. Sanders has Tad 1
 tree cut down. It yielded over fc cords of wC cd,
 luncheon given by Sarah Rit Humphreys chapter, D. A. R., of " , terbury, in honor of Mrs. George M: r hard Minor, of Waterford, president i. the National society, D. A. R., at R;
 Brook country club Friday afterno
 was largely attended.
 In the White Ribbon Banner the c
 tral Village w c. T. U. reports: N
 Lillian B. Bliven our former preside Norwich. At the present time she
 unable to see sor know anyone exc for a moment or two.
 Addition to unpaid water bills al - Oct. 20, 1s2o.--adv.
 Millners here learn that the fash N show of the Retail Millinery Assoc tion of America will take place on Century theatre roof New York, II Tuesday night. At this show six IT . els each will be displayed by twenty a of the citys best known millinery ( . cerns
 Miss Winnie Brearley of Potter I