Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-28

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 Rain Saturday afternoon and evening halted what had started in to be very satisfactory fall shopping.
 At the home-time in the Community House. Sunday evening, F. A. Benton | scout executive, was the speaker.
 At Sterling, Charles Mitchell of Sum init, R. l., has purchased house from Charlie Richardson and is occupying the l property.
 A good indication of the fact that bus mess in Norwich keeps up well is the number of guests filling the hotels right along orary reading room was in charge of Miss Lillian M. Cross who recorded a total of 164 visitors
 The Laurel Glen shoe string mill has begun work again. The plant has a number of large orders which will make l It necessary to run day and night for several months.
 ] Katherine c. Lambert, manufacturer i hair goods, 10 Church street Hours, If p. m. Other hours by appointment | Tel. 222.-adv.
 l One of the most persistent proberty- 1 improvers irle Stonington is Herbert s. Owen, who has been busy this fall set l ting out trees and shrubs on his land north of the borough.
 From four to six men have spent l about month repairing the slate roof of St Patrcks church, which the rec tor, Rev. M. H. May, now considers 1n good order for the winter.
 It is announced at Park Congregational church that the offertory officers for De- cember will be Dr. John S Blackmar, Robert W. Perkins Allen Latham, Henry D. Johnson and William L. Fletcher.
 When Henry R. Woodward, of Spald- ing street left Maine following a deer hunting trip recently the ground was covered with eight inches of snow and more snow has fallen since that date
 It is mentioned at Ivoryton that Mir. and Mrs. Richard Chapman of Mystic and Miss Elizabeth Chapman of New London spent Thanksgiving with MT. and Mrs. Fred Chapman and family.
 The water famine was certainly end ed Saturday afternoon and evening and during early Sunday morning. Steady rain fell and Sunday the temperature kept below 40 degrees moste of the day.
 A simsbury correspondent mentions that McChesney and Maxson Eddy, stu Il College, at Storrs, have been spending the holiday with their parents in Sims bury.
 There was a reunion of the Heating family Thanksgiving Day at the home ot , Dr. and Mrs. ". P. s. Heating, 1855 Wal nut street. Willimantic those present in. cluding MT and Mrs. John F. Doyle ant , daughters Emma and Pauline of Nor. , wich.
 Due to complaints from insurance
 companies of the poor condition of tn,
 electric light wiring in many houses il
 Groton borough all houses wired nov c have to undergo inspection by Supt. E y R. German of the Groton Water ant : Light Co.
 I Members of the Holy Name Societ, l. of St. Patricl1's parish James J. Finne . gan president, assembled at the nor ! tuary chapel of Hourigan Bros.. Sunda, y evening, to offer prayers for the repos e of the soul of their associate member - Andrew Grill.
 : Sunday at 6.3o, the meeting of tn : Central Baptist B. Y.P. U. considere Y the topic, Life Sketches of Great Ad
 ventures: The Noffats and Others i Ia Africa. The leader fer seniors was Mis - Eugenie A. Dean and for intermediate a Miss Marion Royce.
 " For his fourth exhibition of etehins in at the Morgan Memorial, in Hartfor 10 George A. Gay has selected from h
 collection 103 examples of the work 10 six men, including 27 by James A. NJ s. Neil Whistler. 1S24-1o03) at one tin lg resident of Stoningtona
 SD The United States civil service commi rs sion announces an examination for ass' d. ciate electrical engineer either sex, witt
 in reasonable age limit. for vacancies
 the bureau of mines, department of u t. interior. for duty at Pittsburgh, Pa, al sS,o0O to $4000 year.
 ef Recently hunters have trespassed ( he posted lands in and about Lords Poi SC where the summer people and owne ic have striven to protect the birds Sc he eral large f1ocks of quail are frequent
 seen on this reserve so gentle that thu
 hardly notice the approach of man.
 The priests of St. Patrfck's pari of will begin today (Monday) taking t to annual parish census, sts+ting with | D. Thamesville section, West Side al 5o l Washington street. This year only spi +o itual statistics will be collected. al re there will be no financial collection ee At Trinity Episcopal church >sund
 morning pleasing number given by t
 choir was Neidlingers Saviour, Like = Shepherd Lead Us Miss Mi1licent Mite
 ell assisting the duartette. Mrs. Llo
 G. Buckingham, Mrs. Reuben P. Pott,
 Arthur R. Blackledge and James
 Moore
 . At Tolland. MT. and Mrs. John
 Rhodes and MT and Mrs James Rhod
 had as holiday guests MT and Mrs Ra { mond Rhodes and family of Rocl1vi' Mir. and Mrs. Charles Snow and fam
 of South Wilmington, Mrs. Bessie Clou
 and family and MT. and Mrs. Rupert
 West of Holland and Ira Wilcox of M'
 row.
 During the past month Mrs. Edw
 Fay. of Norwich, celebrated her S5
 birthday, entertaining dinner party
 relatives Mrs. Fay was in Danie's fen for Thanksgiving and the weekend, | 1as guest of her nephew and niece, MT. a nal Mrs. Charles H. Reach, who noted tn 'ar seventh wedding anniversary on the h g. day.
 for From the desk at Trinity Method cen church Sunday, Rev. Er. Robert on- Roberts read the invitation of Trus in- William W. Ives and Mrs Ives to tn ew informal reception Tuesday, from to
 at their home, il Champ'in street, in er- servance of their golden wedding op. niversary. The event is tt be mari de by family dinner.
 ex-
 aI1 Case Against Bank Settled. in- The case of James Davidson of N
 London against the Savings Bank
 New London for $4,o00 damages ' H settled in the superior court here F