Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-29
VARIOUS MATTERS

High tides will prevail today, the 29th- Light vehicle lamps at 5.1S o'clock this evening.
 Get your Sphinx Fez at Macpherson's adv. .l....s
 A new and helpful book at the Otis library is Ferris Producing Amateur Entertainments.
 The first native cranberries from Gro ton reached (he Norwich stores Fri day and are particularly choice
 During the week JSmes E. Lord of Lords Hill, shipped Shropshire rams to Southbury, Conn.,, and Escoheag, R. l. From Ashford, NIT. and Mrs. 2. B. Bicknell and Maurice Bickne1l, have started for Orange City, Fla, making the trip by automobile.
 Halloween masquerade, Monday night Elks' hall. Four prizes dancing to l. adv,
 wonan's auxiliary to Christopher Columbus lodge. Sons of Italy, of Amer ica, was organized at meeting in New London, Thursday night.
 Although the flEst was keen early Fri day morning. by afternoon the mercury | had risen to SO degrees, ten degrees warmer than during Thursday.
 The Mil, Outlet Stores Go. carry the we'll known Ladies Home Journal pat terns.-adv.
 Norwich Art school, Mrs Guy Warner Eastman, directress, has a large regis tration this term in the day classes. About 20 are in the Saturday children s class The Parent -Tea [ers' association of Old Lyme began Wednesday to serve CO., coa at the lunch hour to the school chN- dren. Mrs. F. W. Wilcox has charge of the work.
 Get your Sphinx Fez at Macpherson 8 l-adv.
 At the autumn exhibition of paintings at the Rhode Island School of Design ir Providence, picture "Springtime in New England" by Charles H. Davis of Mys tic is featured
 The Stafford Lace Co.,, of Rockville, ha: received a cabiegram from Mir. Souter from London. stating that two of thu new lace machines were shipped Monda! for Rockville.
 Advance showing Xmas cards, wo mans Exchange. Stamped goods for holiday gifts.-adv.
 Through the courtesy of the Rotary club the State Kings Daughters wer taken around Norwich Thursday after noon in automobiles following the con vention sessions.
 George Duktin, of Holland. while hunt ing, shot his middle finger and burnt hi fore-fnger. He was taken to the Staf ford hospital where the. middle finge had to be amputated Fish. fish. fish. Give your friends fish dinner Saturday. We have the stoc at Powers Bros.-adv. At Lords Point. James B. Chapn ar of Norwich recently purchased from Pc ter r Cornell the Hanlon lot and cot tage on the corner of Langworthy av enue and Charles street.
 The first and second quarterly confer enee of the NJ E. church at Crystal Lax was held Wednesday al the church a 2.30 D. m. District Superintendent Rey w. H. Bath, of Norwich, presided Friends throughout Eastern Connect cut continue to hear the most encourag ing news from Mrs. Charles W. Gale, c Norwich. who. after months of illness, ha been able to take motor trips, going eve as far as storrs. Se-inch white domet flannel on sa for 2oc yer. yard, at Mill Outlet Stort Co.,, IS Blth street.-adv.
  The United States Civil Service con mission announces an examination f, November for aid, man or woman, at 21 to 70, Division of Graphic Arts, the National Museum. Washington, D. ( at s1,2oo year.
 7 Mrs. Mary Garden of South Lawrenc Mass, and Robert Ebell of CresceI E Beach, who were united in maria. Saturday. October 22. by Rev Steph, Smith at the Mantle Congregation church, will make their home at Gre cent Beach.
 MI Get your Sphinx Fez at Macpherson V V-adv. To Inquirer: The first steamer tn
 ever came up the Thames river to No z wich was the Connecticut, Captain Ban
 CT, October Is, 1s1e. The first steame
 to run to New York were the Connectic
 and Franklin, in 1877. The Norwich al
 New York Transportation Co., was c
 ganized in 1880.
 Connecticut silk manufacturers ha
 been notified that a luncheon to the re
 resentatives of Japanese banking a
 trade interests, expected to land Frid
 at Seattle, is to be given by the Si
 Association of America at the Hotel A
 tor, on November Is. A number of prol
 enent Japanese silk men are in the pa
 ty.