Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-05
VARIOUS MATTERS

r evening. Nov. th.-adv.
 Regular meeting of White Cross Coun- Gil at K. of c. home tonight at o'clock. adv.
 Since the severe rain storm of election night some of the trees are literally leafless.
 The body of Thomas Appleby, of Old Lyme is to arrive in New York from overseas soon.
 The mercury did not get above the 5s degree notch Thursday, but the day was bright and sunny.
 Lloyd Kenneth of Connecticut State college at Storrs is at his home in West erly for a few days.
 A. G. Warner W. R. c. No. 3s, of Put nam, was inspected recently by Mrs. Maud Baker of Norwich.
 The cider mill at Bozrahville will close November 5th. NJ. Abelman.-adv.
 Down in Groton garbage will be col lected but once a week hereafter, on Tuesday it IS announced by the borough committee. 8
 The private road to School street from Church street. boundary of the W. w. Olcott property, has been put in first class repair.
 A fine new asphalt walk has been laid Il, front of Trinity Episcopal rectory, on Otis street the home of Rev. J. Eldred Nrown and family.
 Frank Morrell has accepted the chal- ienge of Charles Armstrong of Groton borough to dance in Plant hall next veek for purse of $5o.' 1 The hunters moon which quartered Wednesday. rises at 1:o5 this Friday morning. The moon will be new No- vernber 10th at 11:o5 a. m.
 Herb" Smiths orchestra at state ar mory Willimantic Saturday. Oct. 5oth adv.
 | Norwich dealers will be in New York 1 for the auctions next week. when be- l tween s4,000,000 and s5,ooo, 900 worth
 if rugs and carpetings will be sold
 Sam Rich of Waterford was arrested l Tuesday night by Patrolman Laboue in New London, on the charge of operating a motor vehicle without tail light. At Phoenixvire Theodore Smith has met with good luck in hunting this sea- son as he has caught a coon every night he has been out with his dog. Queen
 Nearly every one in Westchester at tended the silver wedding anniversary. of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Chappell, last Fri day evening. There were S1 guests pres ent.
 The American Thermos Bottle Com paiy of Norwich, is having a most sue cessful season and is to build an inn portant addition to it's plant on Laurel Hill.
 Only enough tickets issued to cover seating capacity at Allen McQuhae con
 cert. Get yours early.-adv.
 ] Mrs. Annie Gavtt who is believed tc : be in New London, is being asked to
 communicate with Mrs. Clara P. Clark O
 Chicopee Falls, Mass, to claim her share
 o ia big estate.
 . Householders are discovering this fal that there are numerous electrical. ga
 and oil devices OH the market to hell toward house-heating before actual col' , weather comes.
 The first voter to cast his vote cleo tion day in Coventry was James Coch rane who voted at 530 a. m. He cast hi
 vote on his thirtieth birthday at tn , same hour he was born. : The patients at Norwich State Tuber
 culosis Sanatorium enjoyed moving pic ? tudes Thursday evening for an hour an ] a half in the old infirmary. The OF . orator was Jean Keiffer.
 She contract for Lyme Memorial hal , building has been given to Frank Roach l a local builder MT. Roach will com - mence the foundation right away and ge = a start before cold weather. - Hear Allen McQuhae at the Commu : nifty House, Tuesday evening, Nov.
 Tickets on sale at Cranston's-adv. y North Stonington's two women can . didates for representative failed to wir - Irving R. Main, r.. defeated Edna N ICook. d., 1S2 to 15s and N Frank Maine 5 L. Hotff tO , A months mind requiem high mass fo
 Antonio Gentle, attended by relative and friends of the family was sung i ISt. Patrick's church Thursday at o'clock by the assistant pastor, Re' z Nyles P. Calvin.
 A number of Connecticut flower lov T, CTS are in New York for the chrysantht
 hlum exhibition which opened the eight ia ninth annual fair of the American Inst l. ute of the City of New York in the Er
 gineering Building.
 ,r Although the members will have tn
 use of the Norwich Golf club house a m winter, since November first the stewar k and cook have closed their season. I'll is laIub has nearly 250 members, Joseph
 Worth oeing president. In it's new location in the wing (
 the former Marlin Rockwell plant, Ches s< nut street, the Norwich Box Shop occu z; pies two floors, with nearly 17,0o0 fe' " floor space and Manager E. Larue Bli' MI en has about forty employees st The new creamery at Amston is prt
 gressing; quite a little of the wall beir
 up It will be large building when fiji
 ished. There are four teams cartin
 stone and dirt to fill in the site as tf to property was rather low and swanpy. ns Thursday evening at the Central Bal tist church the Adult Bible class bega a, study in the book of Romans. IT e9 Young Peoples class will open next wee Io under Miss Kilborn. Their study will l H. birds-eye view of the Old Testament es Norwich merchants find consderat
 early and quiet Christmas buying goil a on. The stores are offering such attra
 tiev stocks at such tempting prices sin mt the recent sharp reductions that wi m buyers are prompt to improve their o
 porutnity. ed Women will not have to pay pc ay sonal tax even though they have be-
 admitted to full rights as electors. IT ai- state law with regard to the personal [:
 states specifically that all male re.
 dents between IS and so years of age a 'a subject to the tax.
 les A. I. Kahn, director of the Zionist E ies reau of New York, came to Connectie as Tuesday in connection with the launc
 ing of a months nationwide sales ca
 paien of land owned by the Americ . Zion Commonwealth, Inc, in Palestine
 Zionists in America. Thirteen members and one visitor