Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-27
VARIOUS MATTERS

IhlS< week tnere are nfty patients dt Backus hospital.
 Get our Sphinx Fez at Macpherson's. Adv.
 Noank founders. 4 ID. 25c, while they last. Broadway Fish Market. 40 Broad- | way.-adv. Owners of boats along the river !, banks are hauling their craft into win- | ter quarters.
 Owners Of lawns are kept busy rak- ing leaves, which have fallen in show CTS during the past two days.
 At Old Saybrook, Judson Watrous is building tennis court on the athletic grounds at the graded school. resident of Mystic. Thomas Hicl- kFon. is seriously il with pneunionia at This home on Washington street. Recently Forrest N. Park closed his cottage on Broadway, Mantle, and re- turned ito his home in Norwich. | Men are at work on the foundation of l the x addition to be erected at the main building of Norwich State Tuberculosis Sanatorium.
 l Holyoke lodge of EKs furnished the entertainment at the second annual in- door carnival of Rockville Elks Wednes- day evening.
 The Mill Quiet Stores Go. are starting a birthday sale. Stop in and see the many bargains.-adv. Mrs. W. B. l.. Cranston, of Linden Parkway has invited the Cleaners class of the Central Baptist church for a Hal lowe'en social this week. | A committee from Old Lyme Is to CO., operate with the members of Obid chap ter, o. E. S., of saybrook to produce the three act comedy, If I Only Had a Millions
 A number of residents from the su- burbs drove into Norwich Wednesday to look over the handsome decorations put up for the Shriners' celebration i Saturday next.
 At storrs. the Connecticut Aggie foot ball squad is being scrinmaged with vengeance by Coach Taslzer as the re- suit of the faults brought to light in the Lowell Textile game Saturday.
 This week the state treasurer report ed that the total collections from the dog tax amounted to s72,749. Part goes to the state department of domestic an imaAy and the towns receive $42,67S.
 Get our sphizx Fez at Maephersons Adv.
 1 Because of the reported disease among cattle in other states, the state domestic animlas' department has is- lsued the strictest order regarding the shipment of cattle into Connecticut. l Although Wednesday was the coldest morning of the season so far, the mer- cury registering 23 degrees, by after noon the temperature was 54 degrees, four degrees higher than during Tues day.
 The Proftmal1ing Sheep Club of Gov entry met last week at the home of the secretary, Miss Eunice Koehler. The next meeting will be held at the home of the pr1sidents Miss Laura Kings bury.
 Relatives and family friends were in attendance Tuesday at o'clock, when in St. Patrick's church. an anniversary 3 high mass of requiem for Mrs. Jeremiah Shea was sung by the rector, Rev. M I. May.
 carrier pigeon at the home of Mrs = G. w. Pickup at Quonochontaug has ar aluminium band on it's leg with No 142f . A. J. 21 c. c. s. This Is the secant 5 pigeon coming there, but this one vii a not leave.
 , Get our Sphinx Fez at Macpherson's l Adv.
 | D. spent several days in Candia, N H. where he went to give an address at tn 15oth anniversary of the founding of tn f Congregational church where he was tn 0 pastor fourteen years ago. t Norwich prohibition friends learn tha n the family of Henry H. Spooner of Ken n sington, secretary and treasurer of tn l, Connecticut Temperance Union, has an ? nounced that his body will be cremate n in accordance with his wishes.
 The question of uniforms for tn, P members of the state police departmen ; was discussed by the state police com i mission at it's meeting at the capitol O s Tuesday. No action was taken, al ;. though various kinds of uniforms wer . examined.
 The United States civil service con ,e mission announces an examination fo m Nov. 16 for assistant keeper men, ae IS IS to 45, for vacancies in National Zoo k. logical Park, Washington, D. C., at s7 ,o month, plus increase granted by COT
 gress of $2O month. - Her work in Changsha is to be ds tscribed by Mrs. Dickson H. Leaven
 (Marjorie Lathrop Browning) recent
 returned from Yali-in-China, when u
 mission department of the woman's gulf M meets at the United Congregations V church Friday afternoon.
 Through a special state appropriatio + Miss Ivie M. Mead home teacher ft ~ the state board of education for tn
 blind, is visiting Connecticut cities
 looking up bind people who would prof
 by instruction in the. home Miss Mes
 is herself totally blind and requires tf
 services of a guide.
 Thamesville property owners wAr
 keenly interested Wednesday in TT
 Bulletins announcement of the reviv;
 of the plan to put some sort of appari
 tus in the long disused engine house (
 West Thames street. To preserve tn
 bl'iFing it was newly shingled durir
 the year, from the regular departme1
 appropriation.
 Choice long clans, halibut, mediu
 size blue. fresh .mackerel, butter, foun,
 CT steak, salmon, steak cod, haddoc
 very choice, lobster, scallops, choi
 NIumford cove and Guilford oysters, ci
 eoes, whitefshA round clans and Ii,
 shrimp all choice stock at Powers Bros.-
 adv.
 At the Church of the Good Shepher
 a lively contest is on to increase. t
 Sunday school membership twenty-fi, K. by January 1st. During October tn d., friendly emulation has been fostered agi the teachers of the classes and by t