Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-11-18
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Norwich, Friday. Nov. IS, 1921.
VARIOUS MATTERS


evening.
Regular meeting of X. Of c.. tonight at
. oclocl.-adv.
Thursday evening the song service at
Preston chapel was led by Mrs. j. F.
Richardson.
The rain which fell during most OF
Thursday was preceded by q snow fur
ry Wednesday night
The annual census of St. Patrlck's
parish is to be taken following the mis-
sion now in progress.
Fresh eggs are very scarce in most
towns OF this state and the price has adj
vanced to $50 per dozen.
With Thanksgiving less than week
away, pumpkin, turkey and similar Ia
vors arc being displayed IN tAe store
windows
Re5ekah's whist tonight in Odd Eel
Lows hall at s o'cloclz.-adv.
Ton young men from Saybrook made
the trip to New London Wednesday even
ing to take their first degree in the
knights Of Columbus.
To Inquirer: Lincoln's Gettysburg adj
dress. delivered Nov. 10, 1863, contains
exactly 267 words Of which 1876 are
words Of ono syllable.
William H Pond, former storekeeper
when the telephone supply headquarters
was stationed at Old Saybrook, is row
located in New Haven.
Connecticut college girls are aiding
Miss Florence D. Wiley in giving an en-
tertainaent at Thompson for the benefit
of the college endowment fund
Norwich 4Iethodists viii pc in New
London this CFriday) afte aeon When
from .dntu o'clock the new Methodist
church viii be opened to public inspec-
ton
A visitor makes the criticism that the
l state is getting stingy again and is not
supplying sufficient warm bedclothinG
/ FOR one of the big public institutions il
/ Norwich.
spiritualists' sale Saturday at Buck
| inrham Memorial, supper 35c-adv.
The campfire girls are trying to collec
-.a cents from each boy and girl il
Woodstock for the tiles of the roof o.
..--lAam Hall that is to be built at Con
t.ut College.
so this weeks meeting of Comfort
Circle of the Kings Daughters it wa
voted to donate money through tn
United Workers to supply a full Thanks
giving dinner for some needy family.
Waterbury papers note the activity il
social life in that city of Miss Mildred
Hughes. daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. JOIN
Eawson Hughes and granddaughter Q
the late George F. Hughes of Norwich.
The Norwich district is represented a
ths National Methodist convention
Detroit by District Superintendent WI
liam H. Bath, who left Norwich Monda
Tor the weeks sessions in that city.
Helping Hands safe, 3 p. m. tomorrow
buckingham Memorial; supper to 49,
adv
There are many calls in the shor
towns for escallops but only a Unite
supply is brought in. The weather cor
duiaus have been poor for securing then
These shellfsh command a big price
the who esale market.
At the semi-annual meeting Of tn
Connecticut Society Colonial Danes
New Haven this week, resolutions WEI
passed to be sent to President Harding
They expressed sympathy with the Of
jects Of the arms conference.
= The United States civil service commi
sion announces an examination for c
and gas well plugEers male, age 90
Z 81. for vacancy under the Indian Off
A., for duty at tho Usage Indian agenc
"a oklahoma. at $500 a year,
e When State Agent A. W. Buchana
% OF Mansfield Center held his weekly 81
e ling in Norwich Thursday afternoon
~ had about q dozen applications for wor
10 ing certificates from children, includil
- several from Griswod and Ba lie.
Z. Don't forget Y. NJ. c. A. rummage sa
buckingham Memorial, Saturday, No
e 1G.-adv.
Pulls in the Brockway' school
& Ham1urr having perfect attendance :
"a October arc Pear Colso0 Geo~.~e C1a1
y Sylvia Daniels Elizabeth and Ma
IIueN Nelson Lamb. Harold. Clino
aU1 Oliver Roberts and Eliot and Hal
Snow
AT Dartmouth college, Where Thorn
II c.. Brown, son of Rev. and Mrs. J. I
" dred Brown Of Norwich, is a member
II the faculty. over 1000 applications z
.d already fled for admission in Septic
m be-, 1922. although less than 500 can
I'd accepted.
~ From Noank. Mrs. Clarence Carrir
ton attended the funeral services I
~ her aunt. Mrs Harriet Cromwell of 7
n ouonnor. which took place in Norwich
II the home Of Mrs. Addison Avery. Bur
, was in Smiths Lake cemetery. poqUt
NJ noe Rev. O. G. Buddington officiating.
,n From North Stonington Atwood "
- 'i7ms and family have moved to Grot
sd tho past week. Thov have occupied
]k Thomas E. Maine 6iace. northwest fir
North Gtonneton village, the past snr
End summer. Mr.. wiz Jams Is employ
by The y. Y, y. II. and H. railroad.
p At the republican primaries held
( Nerilen this week. to nominate can
dates for the first election under the Il
I town and city consolidation charter, \
, Z jor Lloyd T. Jennings secured the hi
ost number Of votes among seven can
4 dates Major Jennings married NJ
Dorothy Robertson, Of Mon-vile
% Training Glass For Scout Leaders.
- The first meeting of the Norw
council scout leaders training class
q large attendance on Wednesday e
. ming. and was addressed at the on