Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23

mas gone to F1Sl6rS Island 10 serve dS cook at Coast Guard Station No. 5S.
 Choice cut flowers and Towering plants at .Johnson's Greenhouses, next to the Backus hospital. Tell 1S1O-2.-adv.
 An Amston correspondent notes that Norman Rathbun's famous dog has cap- tured it's third coon of the season.
 At the United Congregational church plans are being made for the every mem ber canvass Sunday afternoon, December 4th.
 Up in Windham county there is a com plaint that foxes are so numerous they have killed off most of the gray rab- bits
 From Old Lyme, the artist, Clark G. voorhees and family, have sailed from New York to spend the winter in Der muda.
 auction at the farm of the late Henry l L. Witter on South street, Willimantic, i Tuesday.
 Katherine G. Lambert manufacturer of hair goods, 10 Church St. Hours 1-4 D. m Other hours by appointment. Tel l 222-adv.
 The monthly theatre tax is distributed to the counties in the ratio of the coun-
 
 the state.
 At Holland J. Tilden Jewett has bought the Methodist parsonage and will remodel it for tenement. It is situated next to MT. Jewett's home.
 At Rockville, Principal Philip NJ. Howe has completed plans for the annual par ents' night at Rockville High school, Wednesday evening, November 30. This Wednesday, evening, which is to De mems night at Ellington grange, there will be debate Resolved. That Ellington Grange Speed Up on Pep"
 Get your oysters here for turkey dress ing. None better in the city. Small oys- ters, pt. BOG; large oysters, Dt 35c Broadway Fish Market, 40 Broadway adv
 The Connecticut Purchasing Agents association accepted an invitation from the Hartford Electric Light Go. to visit the new power house in Hartford Tues day.
 A voluntown patient, Miss Loretta AL lyn. has been discharged from Backus hospital having made c complete reeov- cry following g r operation for appendi- cilic
 The coming Sunday is the first Sun day in Advent, the time of preparation for the coming of Christ at Christmas, and marks the beginning of the ecclesi- astical year
 Mrs William Dawes, SO, of Old Say brook, died at St. Raphaers hospital, New Haven, Monday morning. Death was un- expected. Friday she had an attack of appendicitis.
 Genuine blue point oysters on the half shell for Thanksgiving Munlford cove and Guilford oysters and boiled Holsters, seal lcps and finnin haddie. Powers Bros, phone 114 or 777.-adv.
 When the annual conference of gov ernors is held in South Carolina the last week in December, Governor Lake and Executive Secretary Harry W Reynolds expect to attend from Connecticut.
 One Of the state agricultural society plans being worked out is 8 big poultry show and it is possible that this may be held at Hartford this winter, Secretary L. H. Healey of Woodstock states The fine new catalogue of Norwich ! Free Academy is completed. accounting for 2,o92 names. between 1858 and 1920 compiling this useful manual since Jan- uary, 1920.
 It Is stated by The NIiddletown Press l that . IOTIDeT EidHONeT paStDT, fteN. Her bert D. Roilason, preached an unusual 3 ly strong and able Thanksgiving sermon Sunday morning, at the South Congrega tional church.
 . Connecticut people are endorsing tht movement to abolish passports for tour tsts wherever possible, now that the wal conditions no longer prevail, holding tha. present regulations hamper travellers an( put a handicap or. international trade.
 A Norwich Free Academy graduate, Supt Fred A. Verplanck, of South Man chester schools, has inaugurated a pla1 for erecting some suitable memorial tt the graduates of the High school wht died in the service during the worlt war.
 The United States Civil Service com mission announces an examination fo dental assistant, either sex, age IS to SC for vacancies in the Public Health Ser vice throughout the United States a SSo a month, without quarters, subsis tence, or laundry