Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-22
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at Asa o'clock this
evening.
A number from this state are attend
ing the used car show in New York.
Up at Boltonf it is claimed that dande-
lion blossoms are as numerous as IN
spring.
The two volumes of H. G. Wells Out
line of History are among recent Access
sions at Peck library.
Because of the crisp air and early
lighting up Monday afternoon, the streets
began to have a pre-holiday air.
A child nursery is to be opened at the
Central Baptist church for children too
small to attend church. 1t will be in the
primary room.
Order your Thanksgiving flowers early
and avoid disappointment, Robert Wad-
dington. florist, 32S Main St. Phone
1922. next to the post office.-adv.
A number of social affairs are planned
for Thanksgiving week, including several
for the girls and boys home from college
for the holiday.
one thousand and forty feet of lumber
was used for the rafters alone in lum-
Der shed being built at Plainfeld for
Charles Phillips.
Changes in the running time of pas
senger trains all over the New Haven
railroad system went into effect Monday
morning, Nov, 81.
A Gilead citizen, Charles D. Way,
while visiting his son, DR.. Cassius Way,
of New York and White Plains, attended
the horse show at Madison Square Gar
den.
Housewives here are informed that
mothballs for use in winter storage are
going to cost more. due to scarcity of
camphor in Formosa and the japanese
| Islands
orders taken for pies, cakes, plum
pudding, at Woman's Exchange.-adv.
A special feature at Kimbalrs Textile
Shop, a As inch brown linen at S1.25
yard. Phone 7OO.--adv.
Noank tourists, Owen A Williams ant
/ Capt Henry Langworthy. who left fol
f, California by automobile about three
. three weeks ago. have arrived in SaI
Monica.
The November White Ribbon Banner il
/ admonishing members of the W. c. T. L
to see to it that makers of cider reat
and heed the new state law concernin!
that beverage
Statistics published this week SHOW
that tobacco growers in Connecticut il
1921 shifted heavily from Havana +
broadleaf. The total tobacco acreag
Of the state was $1,000.
The hospitality committee serving a
Trinity Methodist church this mont
comprises Mrs. William w Ives, Mrs
Charles Worthington, Mrs. E. J. Aver
and Mrs. Grace \, Aldrich.
From Mystic, William L. Maine, Mrs
Rose Mansfield and Mrs. William Crom
we'll have been in Ledyard the past fey
days called there by the serious Hines
of their mother. Mrs. Sarah Maine
The cement bridge being built near tn
green at Columbia, which he is anxiou
TO have completed, has been inspected b
4. W. Busheu of Norwich, division en-
gineer Of the state highway department
St. James lodge, No. %, F. & A. NJ
works the second degree at Masoni
Temple tonight at 100 r. w. Henry
Tisdale. district deputy, will make hi
official visitation at this time. Refresh
mcnts at close of work. A large attend
anca is requested.-adv
John NJ Finley of Rockville, with h
coon dog, Billy knight has taken II
seasons honors in bagging u coons tn
fall This number was bagged on seve
hunting trips and is said to be a re
ord
Members from Connecticut were
New York Monday attending the SD a.
niversary Of the Lords Day alliance
the United States. observed by meetin
all day in the Madison Avenue Bapti
church.
The formal opening Of the Tolla1
community house took place Saturd
90 evening There was a program and
short stereopticon lecture. Light refres
ments were served at the close of I
meeting.
r The Somersville Child Welfare CT
. he'd an open meeting last week. when t
audience enthusiastically greeted Herbt
= Knox Smith, who gave an instructive ta
s on The European Situation as 1t Affet
Americas Future.
The State Finance Corporation. w
offices in Hartford and New Londo
have opened branch office at the corr
of Market and Commerce SITS. They g
prepared to finance the sale of new q
- tomobiles through the local dealers
, New London and Wndham count
\ Phone 590.-adv.
At the Brooklyn library, Childre
y week was observed by a splendid exhi
= Of dolls, toys and books. There W
= dolls old and new, quaint and queer. :
VI toys Of all sorts. as well as picture DO,
y ancient and modern.
The rector of Trinity Episcopal chur
Rev. ]. Eldred Brown, conducted a v
. attended parish conference on the natl
wide campaign in st. PauTs chur
Southington. on the afternoon and ev
ing Of Thursday last.
From Moosup Mr. and Mrs. Rol;
Hartley have moved to place near c
cord. \. H, where Mr.. Hartley is
ployed as boss dyer for Frank Emers
who formerly was agent at the Ameri
Wooden company mill.
The critics mention that Dimes Carl
IS the youngest among the $50 or n
painters represented in the Winter &C
envy New York; he is the son and n
Of Emil Garrison, one Of the Old l.
artists, who is one of the greatest
still-life painters.
Nov. 22d is a date of interest to \
~ witch, as it was the birthday in 1906
[. S. Senator Lafayette Foster. a
" tive of Franklin, who died in Norv
az Sept 10, 1880. AS presiding officer of
senate he became acting vice presi,
Ior following the assassination of Presto
sen Lincoln.
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