Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-15
VARIOUS MATTERS
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Friday was Saint Hilary's day.
 Light vehicle lamps at 5.12 o'clock this evening.
 s5.5o and $500 Gillette razors for s2.Ss.-The Lee & Osgood Co.-adv.
 Wequetequock is proposing to have a Community building for the people in that section.
 Thermometers which read 26 degrees Thursday afternoon indicated tempera- ture at AS degrees at the same hour Fri day.
 Dance Saturday night, state armory, Willimantic. Bould Bros Jazz orches- tra-adv.
 Tomorrow Sunday, Rev. H. T. Ar mold, of Norwich, formerly of Plalnfield Congregational church, will preach at that church.
 According to the United States census returns, in Connecticut the urban pop ulation is 936.339 and the rural popula- ton is 444,292.
 Only a limited supply of Gillette ra- zors at S2.S9, so don't delay. The Lee & Osgood Co.-adv.
 Central Fire Co.,, No. 1, of Central vil- lage held it's annual meeting in Odd Fellows hall. Friday evening, the ses- sion being public.
 In some of the church services tomor- row (Sunday) there will be reference to the first anniversary of the adoption of national prohibition.
 Noted test medium, Mrs. Harding, at l Spiritual Academy, Jan. 23 and 80; also Thursday night.-adv.
 <- Patients discharged from the Lawrence Memorial Associated hospital, New Lon | dan, this week include Miss Jesse Gar rett,A of Palmertown.
 | :. MT. and Mrs. Oliver. H. Maynard of | Ellingtopv received congratulations on 1 Wednesday, on having completed fifty one years of married life. ..-...l5
 At the annual meeting of, Grace Enis- ;copa1 church, of Stafford Springs, one, of the vestrymen elected was George e. Lane, formerly of Norwich.
 Water office will be open Saturday, Jan, 15. until o'clock All bills pay able before the 2oth.-adv.
 | A correspondent mentions that Daisy NJ, Lewis, of Woody Hill, k. l., is sRending few days with her aunt, Mrs Horace Burdick at Oneco, Conn.
 Eighty-one years ago Thursday, steam Il CT Lexington, bound from New York tc i Stonington, was wrecked and burned al sea, with the loss of 123 persons. | The Talking Machine Shop, 24 Frank lin Square, is selling -Victrelas at SI.0C down, $1.00 per sweek.-adv.
 The new superintendent of the Aldricr mill plant, Harry Richardson, formerly of Manchaug, Mass. arrived in MoosuI the past week and has begun his du ties.
 A public mass meeting for the pur pose of launching a Connecticu brancl of the National League of Woman Voter
 is to be he'd in New Haven, Januar! 18th. @ We wish to draw your special atten . tion to the following bargains:l Ladies night gowns 9Sc; ladies hose 17e pair In an exhibit of paintings at the Amer ican Galleries, New York, are severa good American pictures, including street scene by Childe Hassam, one 0 the Lyme artists. District Deputy Grand. Patriach E. F l Kinney of Norwich. installed the recent ! elected officers of Mystic Encampment, ! O. o. F., Friday evening. Afterward
 there. was a chop suey supper.
 Large long clans for frying, scallops 1boster, oysters, shrimp, fine white perc . and Spanish macl1erel received today a ! Powers Bros.'-adv.
 Rev. Matthew J. Judge of Hartford
 director of the Diocesan Bureau of Socia Rockville, Sunday He will speak 3 l all the masses on Social Service in tn
 diocese.
 The Oweneco Campfire Girls of th
 United Congregational church met Fr
 day for a-i evening of hand work an
 enjoyment. There was work on 1eathe
 head-ban1s under the direction of u
 guardian, Miss Esther E. Allen.
 The Society of Mayflower Descendant
 in the state of New York has announ C ed with regret the death. of Willia- c Beebe Dudley. a member by right V descent from John Alden, whose body C to be brought to Mystic for burial. Special sale of ladies' and mems hig V grade shoes now on sale at Kies' she c store. Also entire stock of hosiery
 half price. The Kfes Co-adv. " The former Albert G. Mitchell res ,c dence on West Thames street. bougl
 some time since by Clarence Sholes,
 Preston, has been renlodeled into ty , seven-room apartments, Mn Shole " family occupying the lower one. lc The United States Civil Service col 0 mission announces an examination U field glass repairman. men or wome Ic over IS years of age, in the Gener Supply Depot, Signal Corps. Fort Woo sc New York Harbor, at S1,s0e a year. .o The Talking Machine Shop. 24 Fran " lin Square, is selling Victrolas at s1. Sc down, s1.00 per week.-adv. su Men employed by the State Board " Agriculture searching for moths ha
 been at Lords Point the past week. I'll have nearly completed Stonington tow Jc ship and have discovered 26 gypsy mt
 cocoons-last year in the same sect ,J only five were found.
 The body of Roy Buck, who died theservice overseas, was brought
 Son1ers for burial The funeral V
 held at the Congrega gational chapel F
 day afternoon at 2.30. Private Buck V a first class private in the 17th Divisi
 Co. G, 3o5th Infantry. - Connecticut schoolmen will attend
 national conference to be held in Bos
 January 21 and 22nd for the purpose
 discussing the general educa tional sit ., ton of this country. The conferer id1 has been called by P. T. Claxton, cc aat 1at missioner of education at Washingt -Sf D. c.
 ay, The gain in the number of telepho CT in the state in the year 1920 was t.i 596, says the annual report of the Sou
 ern New England Telephone conpa of It was the largest increase ever reco
 e din one year and makes the te per number of telephone stations in the st
 176,424.
 The annual canvass for Moosup P brary fund was very successful $ : having been contributed to the collect . Miss Florence Baker. Mrs. W. H. Hut
 ins, Miss Freda Flyers, Miss Orv
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