Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-11-17
VARIOUS MATTERS

Indian summer temperature of so de-
! grees prevailed during Wednesday aft
ernoon.
For quality, sea food call up Powers
Bros, 10 Rose place. fun line in stock
adv.
Tug Aquidneck lowed barge Northern
to MontviIle from New London We'd
nesday.
Some of the Sunday. schools have al
ready appointed committees for Christ
mas tree exercises.
The November issue Of The Connecti-
cut Citizen is largely memorial to Hen
ry W. Spooner. Of Kensfngton.
For the third time Children's Book
Week (this week. is Interesting not only
the juniors of Norwich, but the whole
country.
At Trinity Methodist church Novem-
Der is, Thank-Offering Month. The money
Is used for salaries of missionaries and
teachers.
Social session at Elks Thursday. Visit
of district deputy. Lunch and big sur
| prise.-adv.
At willimantic Camp Ground Miss
Eunice Gibson recently closed her cot
tage on Church circle and returned to
| ner nome IN ROCKVILLE.
The artist, Franklin DeHaven. returned
to New York Tuesday, carrying with
him many beautiful paintings and sketch
es of the scenery of Tolland.
The last connecting gap of concrete
state road was laid near Marlborough
Center Tuesday. 1t will be about all the
work to be done until spring.
1t was on November 18th, 1928, that
4 Timothy Dwight, president of Yale uni
| versity, was born at Norwich. Conn. He
died at New Haven May 26, 1915.
Fresh fish, oysters and clans arriving
daily at Osgood's wharf; reasonable
prices.--adv.
The degree staff of Wopowage lodge, I.
o. o. F., of Milford, was invited to go
to New London Monday to confer the
second degree on a class of candidates.
The state conference of the D. A. R.,
endorsed the present state regent, Mrs.
John L. Buell. of Litchfeld, as candf-
date for the office of vice president gen
eral in 1922.
Old Lyme men, Dr. E K Dewitt. E j
| Carter and L. E. Carter. accompanied by
| Charles Robbins of Hartford and Johr
Robbins of Black Hall, are spending =
week at Camp Rainhard at North Lyme
At Mansfield, Mass, recently, W. Ty-
Ter Olcott. of Norwich. gave a lecture
on Astronomy, illustrated by about 10C
views, the slides being loaned by the
American Association of Variable Stal
Observers.
Whist tonight, Moose home, given by
Ladies of Mooseheart Legion. Admission
80 cents.-adv
The American Association of whole
sale opticians at it's Hami-annual meet
ing Tuesday, gave notice that shell-rirn
are not proper either for evening o
street wear and it is prepared to carr,
on a campaign to impress this view Oh
the public.
In the days of real sport at Mystic
in November, 1873. the stonington Mir
ror notes that "B. F. Hoxfe contracte
for new fire pump that was to hav
boiler in which steam could be raise
in five minutes"
The United States Civil Service com
mission announces an examination 70
gasoline and oil inspector, male, of rea
sonable age. in the Air Service Procure
ment Division. Long Island City, at So
400 per annum.
The Gotham Gold Stripe silk hosier
can be had at Kimball's Textile Sho
=
It was announced Wednesday that IL
passage of the Migratory Bird Treat
act, it is estimated, has resulted in
total return in actual food value to II
hunters of the United States, Of mo,
than $2o.o0o,ooo.
The first week in December has bee
assigned as Educational WEEK. Tt
movement originated with the Unite
Of NJ
Taggart, acting in conjunction with IL
American Legion.
The city Of Rockville closed its fl
cal year Tuesday and there will be 7
official business transacted by the CT
until the new mayor and council tai
office next month The old officials ha-
adopted a budget of S14O,73250 for II
coming year.
The Norwich Mccall Auxiliary W
. meet in Thursday at $50, with Mi
Huntington, 344 Washington St.-adv
Local bank men recalled the fact tn
Wednesday was the seventh anniversa
Of the going into operation of the Fe
- cal Reserve system, an event viii
took place. November 10, 1914. The Fe
I. eral Reserve act itself had become
40 law in December, 1913.
a monument commemorative Of the 10
friendship between the Indian Sache
Massasoit and the first white settlers
New England is to be dedicated on n
vember 81 at HARRINGTON r. l. near t
head of Narragansett Bay.
Special six-course chicken dinner no
to 10 p M, Thanksgiving day Ponf
Manor inn, 50, including dancing.-a
l. Miss Marion Triple. daughter
A DR.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Triple of Rome, a
Ensign Raymond Lawrence Higgi
married Saturday at the home Of I
st brides uncle, Ezra Squire Triple.
Madison, n. J., will live in New Lc
don during Ensign Higgins course
study at the submarine base.
The citizens of Groton have ask
City Manager Barlow Of New London
cause the New London-G roton ferry
- be operated UP to midnight When
4 new schedule was adopted three wee
" ago a half hour was Topped from t
night trips so that the last boat
~ Groton leaves at 11.3o o'clock.
Sale Of articles to embroider from
7 to 50 cents. Canvas for cross-stitchi
66 Mckinley avenue. Thursday o. m
% to s. Maud c .Buckingham.-adv
Wednesday afternoon THE Progress
Missionary club met with Mrs Frank
Il H. Brown, 124 Laurel Hill avenue
RS attending and Mrs. John E. Post pres
ind. There was reading by N
Charles L. Stark and Mrs. Charles
Post, and Mrs. W. F. Convey gave a
port of Tuesdays meeting in New L
don.
When, wears ago, Jedediah H,,nti