Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-03

opinion that 1t was a failure, as MT. Flynn was found at an early hour yes terGay morning sitting on his own d! T step in state of abject misery and clay.
 P Eullens horse ran away and dis located a wagon on Thames street yes terday and Rawson's team wrecked hy- drant, which was about all we had to- make it lively yesterday.
 Wednesday, Nov. 29. 1S71-R Me Wllirr is the first ta introduce a steam bakery in Norwich and his new building on Franklin street is admirably fitted for the purpose for which 1t is intended. Ths steam power, baking apparatus, etc, are situated on the second floor, where a six horse power engine is situated. A large cylindrical pile of maAsnry built from the cellar and measuring 21 feet in cir conference contains the oven. The oven | is the largest in the state, and in it's op- eration, together with the remainder of 1 the bakery arrangements is 8 curiosity which MT. McWhirr invites his friends to 1 inspect on Friday next.
 | In all things which go to make Thanks giving a sJ1bstantial reality prices are
 very much Iwer this season than last Poultry has had an average decline of eight cents a pound turkeys now selling at from IS to 20 cents. chickens, Is to 1s, l goslings, Is, and ducks, 20 cents. Beef
 now retails for 20 cents and spare ribs
 now sell for 12.
 Thursday, Nov 30. 1S71-The New Londpn Northern railroad its rolling
 stock, equipments, etc, have been leased to the Vermont Central Railroad company
 for g. period of p years, dating from to-
 morrow when the latter, will assume
 control. The terms are the annual pay
 ment of ten per cent. on the capita stock including the bonds, of the com
 pany, and the return of the railroad 1T
 good condition at the expiration ef thi. term. The headquarters of the road vii
 probably be St. Albans, but the compan, proposes to build shops and nound hous es at New London
 The funeral services of the late C. B
 Rogers, one of the victims of the recen steamboat disaster, were held yesterday , The relatives and ni-re intimate friend : of the family met. at his former home a 1 o'clock. where brief services were cor ducted by Rev. Drs. Bond and Arms an the Rev. MT Merriman. The coffin fol
 lowed by a long procession, in which wa
 a large number of the employees of c. l
 Rogers & Company, was carried to t :. Wantic cemetery, where Rev. pr. Arm ;, officiated.
 r E. G. Short & O., have received tf / G9ntract for furnishing. the Third regtneI ', uniforms
 e The official investigation of the caus, ,. leading to the burning of the steamer Cit Ie of New London was begun at the custoi n house at New london Wednesday nor r. ing.
 Tn accordance with their annual custo' ,a The Bulletin people propose to eat the v Thanksgiving turkey at leasure and co :. seluently ID paper will be issued tomo - TOW nt1rning.
 iS Saturday, DecI 2.-1S71. The hor ,a railroad company is importing hay fro ~ New York. the cost of it delivered he ,. ltoenig considerably less than local price o The cold snap which we are en]7yir - 7 is said by the oldest and most verscio'
 ;nhabitant to be without precedent at tn r season of the year, for quarter of ce- =, tuory at least. 4 year ago hn Thank '- giving the air was mild and springlfk flowers in many places growing in q " open air. Thursday morning the the zs ,s mometer was four degrees above zel as The Thames river is partly frozen ov,
 near Mchtville.