Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-11-15

| ldSe DIS late as last week,
Before the rain came, there had been
a number Of threatening grass fires
along the railroad.at Dayville.
Meeting Of A. B. c., X Of C. home, toll
night, 9 p. m.-adv.
The women voters of the state will
hold their state convention at Hart
ford, Wednesday and Thursday.
Rockville public library is observing
Children's Book Week beginning Monday
and continuing until Saturday evening
next.
Early Monday morning there was a
rain and sleet storm which later turned
to snow. BY afternoon rain started
again.
| Kimbalrs Textile Shop is showing a
splendid assortment of Irish linens at
very attractive prices.-adv.
State hunters who bring back deer
from Maine dispost of the venison read
lily to Boston buyers at IS and 81 cents
per pound.
Principles of Beauty for Industrial De-
sign, by Pedro j, Lemos. is a practical
volume recently acquired by Peck IL
brary, Slater hall.
Already Norwich stores and markets
are adding to their stocks of table deli
casies and dainties, in anticipation Of
good Thanksgiving trade.
Cyril Hewitt who has a chicken farm
at Hill Top. has the foundation for his
house completed and expects to start
building within a few days.
St. James Lodge, No. %, F. and A
M, works the Third degree tonight al
t. q
1t is mentioned at Old Lyme that Mrs
A. W. Bunnell, who has been spending
the season with her father, E. Stiles
Ely, has left for glendale, Cal.
Up at East Killingly, A. j. Potter's
collection Of foreign and domestic
moths, butterflies and mounted birds an6
animals is attracting many visitors.
During Monday there was considera
BILE improvement in the condition of F
W. Guild, who is i'll with .bronchia
pneumonia at his home in Bliss place.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Smith recent
ly closed their cottage on Norwich av
enue. Willimantic Camp Ground, and re
turned to their home in Brooklyn, N
Y.
City water will be shut off on Laure
Hill beyond the Clay block at a. m
this Tuesday morning for about hours
adv.
An Epworth League contest socia,
planned at Trinity Methodist church TO
Friday evening has had to be postpone,
because of the illness of one of the mem
bers.
Third annual dance of st. Joseph
Alumni Association under auspices CO
G., state armory, Willimantic, Wednesday
Nov. 16. Peerless orchestra.-adv.
: 1t has been announced to parishioner
: of Trinity Episcopal church that tn
canvass for pledges for missions an
parish support e to be made Sunda
afternoon, November Goth.
At Pendleton Hill, Rev. Frank ROB
bins of Preston City is to hold a serie
of meetings at the church beginnin
: November Is. Mr.. Robbins conducte
meetings there a year ago.
Meeting of A. B. c., K. of c. home, to
night, p. n-adv.
Noank schooner Alice, Capt Chri
Christianson, with 1900 pounds, an
schooner Magnolia, Capt. Grover Etc
derge, with 5000 pounds of Goldfish, wer
reported on their way up the sound.
Winter Hats for Winter Wear, tn
right styles at the right price. TIL
most popular effects in trimmings Mr.
/, W. H. Rogers, II Union st.--adv.
Seven members of Charitable circle, {
the Kings Daughters, Mrs. William T
g Dawley leader, met with Miss Elizabet
: F. Pullen in her office over the Otis l
:, brary, Monday sfternoon, to hear abot
r the work of Miss Margaret Beard.
e A Central Village corrsponder
: writes: Friends of Mrs. Lucy Gurley,
/. former telegraph operator here, lear
e that she had been unfortunate in havir
e her Scripps-Booth roadster stolen. 81
!. Is employed at Gales Ferry at pre-
y ent.
Mrs. W. W. Hunt, mother of Mrs.
. c. Tibbets. of Uncasville, died at h,
3 home in Syracuse, N. Y, Friday afte
q noon. Mrs. Tibbets was called hon
Sunday, the 9Th, by the critical illness
her mother and stayed with her until II
> end.
There are in the United States it w;
announced Monday, 60,S86,520 persol
of voting age, of whom 31,4os,37o a,
men and 2s4S3150 are women.
these millions, 54,421,S32 are citizens
the United States, 27.661,Sso being me
and 26.759,952 women.
III St. Marks Episcopal church, Mysti
which was struck by lightning in Angus
when considerable damage was don
and which has been undergoing repai
for several weeks. was used Sunds
morning for the first time. The reco
Rev. ]. P. Beauchamp, celebrated no
| communion.
A salesman cNning through town ca
ly Monday morning inquired Of waite
man if there wasn't a wedding at
\ Patrick's church, noting the automobil
parked from a point below Otis sire
near.y to Broad street, while their ow
ers were attending the 5 o'clock missi
mass