Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10
VARIOUS MATTERS

Order early, Powers Bros close at noon Friday, Arrraistice Day-adv.
 A timely book at the Otis library and l by native author is okakure's Awak- ening of Japan.
 Armistiee day at Old Lyme, the most | interesting event will be the delecation sf | the memorial town hall. The long season of dry weather up to | "wednesday has caused the wells to get l very low in and about Ledyard.
 During Wednesday, Homer La Rose, of s2 Fourth street, had a Dorothy Perkins rose in boom in the grounds at his home
 Friday November 11th Is to be Sunday school night from 7.so-1o p. m. for the Bible school of the Genital Baptist church.
 The engagement of Gladys Marjorie Bushnell of Canterbury Plains to Philip Harwood Spear of Livermore Falls. Me, is announced.
 Big asrEe of fresh fish. oysters. elan1s etc, reasonable prices. osgood's wharf. adv.
 Delegates from Eastern Connecticut branches of the Girls Friendly Society, will attend the Diocesan council meeting in Waterbury next week. The work of decorating the city of Rockville for the big Holland eoTanty arm istice celebration, which will be held there Friday, is progressing rapidly. Third annual Y D. dance, State Arm ory, WiliHaHtie, Arnistice night, Nov. 11th. Auspices Y. D. Veterans Assn.- | adv.
 Wednesdays chilly rainsterm began with a smart fall of hail about 4so a- m Cold as it was the brewned lawns l and pastures appeared to drink up the rain drops in while-you-wait order. The Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity 1 Episcopal church has been asked to work 1 this year for Christ School Mission, Ar l den, N. c. The president of the auxil- l iary is Mrs. J. Eldred Brown.
 Saturday at g o'clock. solemn high mass for John F. Ring at St Patrick s 1 church.-adv.
 At East Killingly, Henry Wallace caught a skunk in steel trap set for a rat He attempted to kill the intruder by banging it against a wall with most embarrassing results to himself. i On the recently developed property call 1 ed Calvin Allyn Park below Thamesville, a cottage has been completed on Allyn I Perry avenue is nearing completion.
 The following pupils at Ashford Cen 1 ter school had perfect attendance in De- tober: Josephine Fitts, Julia Winska. Stheve Kovarovics, Sairna Bison, Ma, Szall Frank Meduna, Charles Meduna-
 It's time to use denatured alcohol in your auto radiator. We have it. The Lee & Isgood Ce.-adv.
 A meeting of Holland Library Asso- citation was held Monday afternoon in the library rooms. Mrs. M. 5. Hall was elected a members of the association Resolutions on tie death of Mrs. Jennie G. Sparrow were read.
 meeting of the Foreign Missionary society of the Norwich district, west section, was held Tuesday in the Vernon Methodist church In the afternoon an interesting address was given by Miss Golisch of West China.
 A Central Village man, Samuel Col lins is slowly recovering from an accident when his hip was broken about three months ago. He has been able to visit in Fall River. where he was employed al the time of the accident. Choice Cape Cod mackerel choic, founder steak. smelts, long and reune
  Powers Bros.-adv.
 In it's old chronicles the Stoningte. Mirror notes that it was in November
 1873 that the Whipple Herne School fo Deaf Mutes was removed from Quake town to the large house built by the lat Silas Burrows, at Mystic. \ The White Ribbon Banner remind unions that the National w. c. T. [ . | at c 23, called for a nationwide observance 6 Armistice Day, November Ii, as a da of prayer for world disarmament. Third annual '. D. dance, State Arm ory, Willinantie, Arnaistiee night, No, 11th. Auspices '. ?. Veterans Assn \ adv.
 Among patronesses of a bridge to given by the Connecticut College club ( Hartford Saturday for the benefit of tn
 endowment fund are Miss Mary M. Pal H fridge of Hartford, formerly of Jewe ' City. and Mrs. Leslie Badmington \ Rockville.
 The tax cflleetor's office will be ope Thursday evening until 8 o'clock for co I leeti9n of taxes Additions will be mad \ after Nov 10th.-adv.
 The Woodstock Library asseeiatlo
 
 J issued a list of books from winch it
 hoped users of the library and man
 others will select and read at least fS
 volumes during the year ending Noven
 Der 15, 1922.
 The United States civil service con mission annouzces examination Dec.
 for assayer, males of 21 to 5o for tv vacancies under the director of the min
 treasury department, one for duty e Washington, D. C.. and the other f duty in San Francisco, Cal, each
 $2,2o0 a year.
 In an official corrm. unicatou issued
 the pastors of the Hartford diocese r
 Rev. John J. Milan, bishop, has asked tn
 divine intercession and wisdom be sous
 for those sitting in the limitation of arm
 ments conference in Washington, l
 members of the church, through pray
 and exemplary living. en Professor Edward H. Jenkins, direct as of the State Agricultural Experine al Station thinks that Connecticut made ar. mistake in not extending it's canpai
 against mosquitoes last winter when f d. legislature was urged to do so noting tn ils New Jersey has just appropriated s les 100000 for such work. in An Overland touring car, found burn
 in the Gulf woods at Somers Friday a
 ernoon, has been found to be a car st .r. en from Dwight street in Springhe ,n F1-lay. A man from Connecticut, " 's' works in Springfield, ha been in the hal ". of parking his car on Dwight street a ,Id from there 1t was driven away. h.
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