Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
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VARIOUS MATTERS

Sunday In All Hall0WS cnurch, MOOS- up.
 Postmen have been carrying the GUS tomary number of Hallowe'en greeting cards.
 Hubert o'Malley, seer and psychic, at Spiritual Academy, Sunday.-adv.
 When the mercury slid down into the sos Friday afternoon it gave a needed impetus to shopping.
 A year ago today it was so sultry that women were about the Norwich streets wearing midsummer dresses.
 Tomorrow is the eve of All Hallows' (All SaintsO day, but the social observ- ance will come this (Saturday) even ing.
 There will be an extra number of week end visitors in town principally men from distant cities who are home to vote.
 Herb" Smiths orchestra at state ar- mory, willimantic, Saturday Get. So.- adv.
 Two trucks from Montville are making three trips daily with railroad ties. from Maine's mill at Union to Stafford Springs. m
 John Ash has returned to Pomfret from
  ding of his daughter, Miss Elizabeth and Arthur Danilson.
 First organ recital at Community House, Saturday p. m., 4:3o, Alban w. Cooper, organist; Mrs. Frank L. Far rell, soloiSt.-adV.
 Dr. Thomas O'Brien has moved into the residence of J. l. Mack. on Champlin hill. Mantle Dr. O'Brien is on the staff at the Seaside sanitarium.
 The new trolley fare of 10 cents on the interurban line through Stafford Springs will revive the old fare limits ana aooiish the zone system arrangement. At a homecoming service at West | Thompson Methodist church, Rev. Will ljem Harvey Bath of Norwich, district superintendent. will preach the sermon Sunday afternoon.
 Choice flowers for funerals also wed ding bouquets Hunts Greenhouses 1 Phone 1130.-adv. ! Dealers in winter supplies, who have been marking time during th past warm month, are encouraged by the predictions of decided change to seasonablt weather.
 Tn some Connecticut cities the public schools will close at noon in order tha | the teachers many of whom live out o | town may have opportunity to go home to vote,
 Something different than movies fol Saturday afternoon organ recital Community House, Church street, 4:SO Why not go?-adv. By breaking in. window at the ship ping room of the Moosup woolen mill { man attempted robbery the other night but his efforts were thwarted by tn watchman.
 former Norwich resident. Edwin A Dudley, who has been at the Johnson hospital Stafford Springs, for two months has returned to his home with his daugh ter Mrs F. G. Sanford, in that borough
 Mrs. Hill will continue her dressmaB ing at her new home S4 Oneco stree Telephone connection.-ady The first entertainment in the cours given by the Norwich Teachers Leagu was so successful that it is expected substantial balance will remain to forI 1 the nucleus for future lecture courses etc.
 First in series of three organ recital st Community House, Saturday, 4:3' Three recitals s1. Tickets at Engler'' Single recitals, soc, door.-adv. 1 During october, the many thousands c members of the Apostleship of Praye ] CLeague of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Norwich Parishes as throughout tn world have had as their special intentio proyer for workers in factories
 The Rockville Visiting Nurse Assoc ation has secured a new nurse tc talk eth place of Miss Edith Meade who resigne short time ago Monday morning Mis Helen Gay a graduate of the Middlese hospital in Middletown will take up tn work.
 Buy Good Shepherd yarn for your ne sweater, scarf or cap at Womans tE, change Hot lunch served daily.-adv
 The postal regulation which provide | that the name of the owner of the bo shall be placed on the mail boxes is , be enforced by the department in ordt to facilitate the work of the rural carr CTS, especially substitutes or me nnew assigned to routes.
 The United States civil service con mission announces an xamination f mail bag repairer, male, over 20 years age, in the Equipment Shops of the Pc Office Department Washington, D. G.
 $4 per diem, plub increase granted congress of $1.os per diem. During We0neSday, one or llo irI tees of the Norwich Staca Tubercu 0. Sanatorium, Wallace s, AlIis and the S | perintendent, Dr. Hugh B. Campbell to
 down from the Otis libra'y about l
 used books, war stories and others, whi
 the library could donate for use of
 patients.
 Halloween dance and Jack O Lante drill by W. B. A of the Maccabees,
 state armory, Willimantic tonight 4
 mission 50 cents.-adv.
 Mrs F. Winthrop Ramsdell of 133 Ea
 Fortieth Street, New York, and Lyn
 Conn. announces the engagement of h D daughter, Miss Gene Ramsdell. to Re N ert Macauley Jackson of 401 West E
 Avenue. MT. Jackson is 2 graduate
 Princeton and was in service during t 1l war.
 Ic The women's republican town comm la tee for the town of Franklin will be = the town hall from : 80 to S:30 p.
 Monday Nov. 1st 1920, to explain { VT marking of the ballots and answer su
 questions as new electors may wish "a ask. Signed, Mabel M. Crardall cha I. Daan.-adv.
 South Manchester SNIvstienists Conf