Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-24
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Mrs. R. E.. Robertson and daughter Fernetta and Mrs. W. c. Jefers we're in Providence Saturday to attend a mis- sienary meeting
 pr. Dudley Carleton of Springfield is the guest of pr. and Mrs. G. H. Jennings.
 Rev. and Mrs. William J. Reynolds of Lisbon are home after a vacation trip through northern New York state.
 Everybody come to Halloween social at Cong. vestry Tues. eve. Mrs. Dona Ballou will tell fertunes.-adv.
 One of the new electric silent policemen received it's first jolt Saturday forenoon. Miss Loretta Allen was driving her pony cart up Soule street and turned into Main. A northbound automobile crowded her so hard that the left wheel ran over the copper. She was adjudged blaneiess by a number of witnesses.
 Mrs. Pat-ick B. Driscon of Mathewson street. takes the blue ribbon for out or season blossoms. She picked Saturday 2 beautiful white Princess Louise rose from an outdoor bush that finished blos- sornirig in June. The rose although oGor- less had all the appearance of a flower fashioned from white wax.
 Maynard Bros have opened a plumbing and house wiring business in the former Tanning barn in Tanning court.-adv
 Patrick Dolan, ST, resident of this town for nearly 50 years, died early Sat urday morning at the Baekus hospital, Norwich, where he had been taken for treatment. MT. Dolan had been in fail ing health for several months and his Ideath was not unexpected. When a young man he lived for a time in Greenevilie and later in Moosup ani in the early sos located permanently in Jewett City ana was in business here for years. He had been registrar of voters and was an offi- cer of the borough at tines. He was active in the A. O. H. in Jewett City, MT. Dolan's first wife was Ellen Flynn and after her death he married Brdiget McKiernan, who died about three years ago. There survive two sons, Rev James Q. Dolan of Tariffville, who was a member of the mission band of this diocese and prominent among the Cath olic clergy of this state and John T Dolan, engineer of the Aspinook company and an assistant in the electrical depart. ment. There are two sisters, Mrs Bridget Clark and Mrs. Ellen Morrison of Jewest City. MT. Dolan was the son Joi John and Katherine McGovern Dolan. MT Dofan was well known in JeWett City an6 Norwich. He was energetic and success ful and was held in kindly regard by tn, many who Knew him.
 W. H. Brown has succeeded in causing g red-hot poker, so-caIled to blossom. | is the Critofna of the flower books, ana has never bloomed in Grisowld before.
 Sunday was of unsurpassed fall lowell hess. Churches were all largely attend ed In the afternoon many took walk at1eld, while all about this section tn,
 state roads were traversed by automobil parties.
 Annual meeting of Jewett City Re,
 Cross chapter. Oct. 2S, 8 D. m., at chapte room, town hall, to hear reports of off cers and committees, elect an executiv board; and to, transact any other bushes
 proper to be done at said meeting.-ady Anne Brewster Tanning chapter, D. R., conducted food gal. in the town hal z Saturday afternoon. The committee wa Mrs. A. M. Brown, Mrs. Henry Olsen an Mrs. c. E. Spicer. Rev. c. H. Andrews and Deacon J. ( Hawkins from the Congregational chtrc are the delegates appointed to attend tn installation of Rev. MT. Macleod in Han : over church this week. Mir Andrews Deacon ana Mrs. Hawkins and Mir. | James Blair were appointed to attend tn : state conference of Congregations t churches and ministers at Norwich o 3 Tuesday. Miss Bessie Thompson, Mis
 M A. Burdick and Miss Loretta Ally ! were appointed from the Congregations 3 Sunday school to attend the conventio f | in BridgeDOrt in Noverntar