Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-26
: VARIOUS MAT FRS
This is almanac day for December.
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 and this year falls on Saturday Minstrel and dance at T. A. B. hall ! tonight,-Adv.
 Central Village resident, William Sullivan, is at a Norwich hospital for treatment.
 Sunday, Nov 2sth is the first Sunday in Advent, the beginning of the Ecciesi- astical year.
 Holiday visitors to Norwich were treat ed to an unexpected revival of an old fashioned New England Thanksgiving.
 Surveyors thave. been at work on the Common al Thompson, preparing for the placing of the new memorial tablet.
 Miss Bertha Gallup is soliciting for | the Red Cross in Voluntown and Mrs, i Juliet Boardman in North Stonington.
 Rev. Frank s. Robbins of Preston City | held Thanksgiving service at the Pen i dleton Hill church Wednesday evening | Don't forget the minstrel and dance at T. A. B. hall tonight.-Adv. It is mentioned at Hamburg that Miss | Harriet Reynolds, who is teaching in 1 Pomfret is home for the holiday recess At East Thompson, the new state road across Porter Plains is nearing comple- 1 ton and is passable at present to Brandy Hill. For local students at Wesleyan, the Thanksgiving holiday began at noon We'd nesday and will end at ' 80 a. m. today (Friday)
 A practical new book at the Otis Ii- brary is c. H. Haswell's Mechanics and engineers pocketbook of tables rules and formulas.
 The cheerlessness of the streets during fart md brightness and joy of the home holiday gatherings. l The tasterIy wind early in the week blew ii ar unusually high tide in the shore towns. in some instances causing much damage.
 1 fFerb" Smiths orchestra at state ar mory Willimantic, Saturday. Nov. 27--, adv
 The sprinkling of snow on the pines and on evergreens banked about piazzas and porches Thursday was quite like the setting for. some Yuletide scene. Miss Edna Maloney, member of the freshman class at Connecticut state col lege at Storrs. is spending the Thanks giving holidays at her home in Water bury.
 The woolen mill of JoNeph Hall and Son. at Trading Cove, which is running just now on full time closed only for Thanksgiving day and will run today as usual,
 The weather man spru'a q real sur prise Thursday for the night before no resident in that neighborhood expected to wake to find Chelsea Parade covered in snow. | The coming of Christmas is heralded by notices displayed in the postoffice which advise people to wrap Christmas packages securely, address plainly and mail early.
 Special meeting of White Cross Coun- cil at K of C. home, tonight, at O. clock First degree.-adV.
 In all fhe Catholic churches of this dio- : cese Sunday next the 'collections will be for the Catholic University in Washing ton. of which Bishop Thomas J. Sha- han is rector.
 "A Portland correspondent notes tat Asa B. Taylor of the State Highway de- Ipartment at Colchester, and Mrs. Taylor T spent Thanksgiving with Assessor and Mrs. Charles Taylor
 Eastern Connecticut friends will go to New York today (F'riday) for the fun eral of Grace Stannard, wife of Robert Parker Lewis at CaEary Episcopal church, tnlS aIleTnUOH.
 The widow of Sheriff George R. Bliver en of Central Village, who has been 3 patient at the- Backus hospital Norwich since August, is gradually failing ant can recognize /no one.
 This week there are twenty-two pris- oners-one woman-in the charge ot IJailer Oscar IT. Main, at the .Norwicf county jail Eight of these are being helc ;,7 41oo
 Osgood's wharf, salmon 25c, halibu 35c, cod 10e, haddock 12c, steak Bostol blues. 15c ID. Strictly fresh fish.-adv.
 A requiem high mass for Miss Aan! Nugent, whose feneral took place Wed tuesday, was sung in St. Patric&'s cE1-cl Thursday morning at ' o'clocA, by tn' , assistant pastor Rev. Myles P Calvin
 The ovrers of Noank lobster boats ar getting ready to haul them out for th winter. Lobsternen have done well thi lsaason. They state that the remarkabl weather the past month has helped then wonderfully.
 There was excitement in Phoenixvill Saturday when a flock of wild geese too shelter from the storm in the low ldf near the pond Some of them were sho and replaced the turkey on Than '<s3ivin III homes there.
 The Red Cross drive at Hebron ha been delayed on account of the chairma not receiving the literature and button necessary for tn work Collectors hay been appointed all oyer the town an l work will soon begin. ] Windham County members of the Wc
 mans Auxiliary of the Episcopal churc e have been invited to attend conferen(
 at St. Paul's church, Willimantic, on 5
 Andrews Day, Nov. 30 Those atten'
 ing are to carry box lunches : The United States Civil Service COT II n,ission. announces for Jan. ,, an eXami l. alton for shepherd male, under 45 yea l. of age. at the Animal Industry ESpei h mental Farm Beltsville, Md, at S4,2 g. wear. with house and garden free.
 From Ballouville. the household goo . of Mrs. Minerva Adams were moved u
 week to the home of her niece, Nil
 Charles Bartlett in Uncasville where M
 Adams is being cared for in her prese illness. Her condition is somewhat il I'll proved.
 The heavy storm Tuesday washed
 hulkheads away at Fenwick Beach a
 the roads are ruined. The new causew
 ct cay;rcck Point and FenwiclS W
 vasiled way in three places on the e
 si,h of the bridge, fifteen to twenty ft
 at each ro.pt.
 Announcements have been sent out
 the engagement of Miss Mabel Anita Bt
 nett of Hartford to Perci Lyman Sanfc se, of, Hadlyme Miss Bennett is a junior Iot the Connecticut State College at Stor Ter from which institution MT. Sanford W iiti. it graduated in 1918. Ter During the big blow and high sea