Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-11-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at ASS o'clock this
evening.
Work on the state road at Salem has
been practically discontinued for the win
ter.
Christ church, food sale, 10 a. m. to-
day As Broadway.-adv.
The engagement of Miss Hannah Smith
to Russell Hammond is, announced at
East Killingly.
At saybrook, E. A Dibble has raised
his ice house at Oyster river, making it
twenty-five feet In height
Elks' lodges about Eastern Connecticut
are planning for their annual lodge of
sorrow early in December.
A new company is to be incorporated
with capital stock of $4,000 to make
Noank big fish distributing center
Tolland county farmers had a busy
day Friday as many of them took down
their tobacco, the weather being ideal for
this work.
Spiritualists' sale Saturday at Buck
ingham Memorial Supper a5c.-adv.
Mrs. Charles Kenyon, whose funeral
took place at Scotland, Tuesday, when
Miss Mabel Anthony was popular teach
er at Canterbury Green.
A rummage sale he'd Tuesday at
! Buckingham Memorial by the Vineyard
| Workers of the Central Baptist church
| In charge of Mrs. Jennie NJ. Davis net
ted about S95.
The third rank degree team of Damon
lodge, No. II. Knights of Pythias, Of
Rockville, went to Hartford Thursday
evening to put on the third degree for
John Hay lodge.
Good Shepherd yarn, stamped goods,
embroidery materials for Xmas gifts at
Woman's Exchange.-adv.
At Plainfield, ]. C. Baldwin, the new
overseer of weaving took up his duties at
the Lawton mill Monday He succeeds
Edward Lyon who went to Blackstone,
Mass, some time ago.
A fume which is being put in at
Packer to carry water from the pond
to the mill is Of wood, strongly bound,
about six feet In diameter and nearly
one-quarter mile in length.
At meeting of the Catholic Woman s
club at the K. of C. Home Thursday
afternoon, the president, Mrs. Nelson c.
Disco, presiding, the members decided to
aid in parish 'rummage sale.
At the home of her son. DR.. ]. H. Al
len, rs Church street, Norwich Mrs
Cynthia Allen has been seriously Ill for
several days with bronchial pneumonia
Mrs. Allen reached her S7th birthday
last month.
Order your Thanksgiving flowers early
and avoid disappointment, Robert Ward
dington, florist, 52S Main St, Phone
1922, next to the post office.-adv.
The customary allotment of copies
of Governor Lakes Thanksgiving procla-
nation, thirty copies, has been received
by Town Clerk Charles S. Holbrook, OF
Norwich. and distributed to clergymer
and schools.
The will of Miss Sarah Goodhut
Norrie, who died at New London, oc
tober 18th, disposes of an estate of ove1
100000 including the familys country
home in New London, to her three sis
tiers and two brothers of New York
Two flags have been purchased recent
ly for the members of the American LIE
gion from funds contributed by the He
bron people. One of them is a beauti
full U. S. flag of silk and the other Is
for G. Merle Jones post of the Amer
lean Legion.
Thursday evening Coventry grange OBJ
served sisters and brothers night TIL
committee in charge of the brothers pro
gramme was Byron W. Hall, c. Irwin
LOOMS and Franklin R. Orcutt TIL
sisters committee was Mrs Walter S
Haven and Mrs Benjamin A Taylor
mill for the manufacture of pol
ishing cloth is being erected by Charlie
: H. Williams, of Moosup, near his res
idence in Green Hollow neighborhood, a.
| outgrowth of an invention of Mr.. vii!
Jams which he has been manufacture
and testing out on a small scale for tn
past year.