Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-15
VARIOUS MATTERS

It is not daybreak now until 4.1s O. clock.
 Light vehicle lamps at 5.8s o'clock this evening.
 Christ church food sale at Pendletons store today.-adv.
 Work has begun on tht foundation for the Masonic building on the old Lyme Academy lot.
 Horned pout. 25c ID. Small stewing oysters soc qt Broadway Fish Market, 40 Broadway.-adv.
 The State Sunday School convention of 1921 is to be held in New Britain No vember 1, 2 and 3
 Open for business Saturday night Prices Lunch.-adv.
 At Lords Point Edward L. Armstrong. of Norwich, recently purchased shore lot on Skipper street.
 Although the temperature was low, early Friday morning, tender plants gave no evidence of damage by frost
 Noted Danish seeress, Thora Peterson at Spiritual Academy, sunday.-adv.
 The money order business at the post of fee sub-station in the Boston Store has shown a marked increase during the past few weeks.
 Members of the Rosary society of St Patrick's parish are to receive holy com | munion in body at the first mass Sun day morning
 Rummage sale today, Buckingham Memoria, 10 o'clock, Girls Community l Club.-adv.
 An apple tree on the farm of MT. and Mrs. Latham E, Smith, of Gales Ferry, Is covered with blossoms for the second time this season.
 Shore town fishermen have been great ly bothered by the wind during the past three weeks there having been only a few good fishing days.
 Run1mage sale today. Buckingham Memorial, 10 o'clock, Girls Community Club.-adv.
 At Ocean beach, Mrs. W. W. Johnson
 has bought two lots on Neptune avenue from Dr. E. A. Henl1le and is to erect
 a cottage on one of them i Up at East KillingIy, orders are in- creasing at the Aseptic Products Con- pany and the plant will soon be using 35
 to 40 bales of cotton per week.
 Long clans for frying, Holsters. choice
 oysters, choice snapper blue and scalops
 nackerel at Powers Bros-adv
 ldHhlIn D Bowen IS having wei dug on the former Butler property. al
 Woodstock and sufficient quantity ot water has been obtained at depth o1 twenty feet
 The office of the state treasurer al the capitol was closed Thursday durine
 the funeral of Ex-Congressman E.
 Stevens Henry of Rockville, a former state treasurer.
 | T1,o [ ing 36-lnch percale at 12 1-2e per yard l Many other bargains while the sale astc-adv.
 The electric street lights that were in
 stalled in Pine Grove, Mantle, durin, the early part of the season have bee1
 removed as they were put in for summe f accommodation. t Edgar G. Stoddard, chairman oe tn : committee to establish a band to b r known as the Tall Cedar band of Ne1 e London Forest No. 72, has already SC 3 cured 20 recruits. Monday. Oct 17th tax collector wi be at store of Edward McNamara, Fall. 4 from 12 m. to l D. n1., for collection 0 ' taxes.-adv
 e Scotland w c. T. U wins praise i r the October White Ribbon Banner, whic ? says: This small union has answere
 every call state and national and ha l. done much local work 0 At a meeting of the Hartford ArcF T. deaconry at Christ Church Cathedra k Rev. F. T. Mathison of Rockville wa
 elected one of the delegates to the execr IT tive council of the Episcopal diocese. S' Bring your fur garments to the Eag
 Clothing Go. and have an expert ful
 rier remode, or repair for you. " e guarantee all work.-adv. J. About 200 soldiers on their way fro1 7. Camp Devens to New York, camped 0 !. the Flanders school grounds Tuesda ,l night. They made an onslaught on tf l. tea room and kept the house busy nal '-- ing sandwiches and coffee. .- Local alumni learn that the enrol1ne1 ,- figures for Yale university at the pre-
 ent time show that there are 3,443 car
 ddates for degrees and certificates in tf
 two undergraduate schools, the fresl
 man year, the graduate school and tf IS six professional schools. "a Now is the time to have your fl l. garments repaired or remodeled in u A new styles; a first class furrier to ,e the work at The Eagle Clothing Go. A i, work guaranteed by Ls.-adv