Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-26
VARIOUS MATTERS

evening. Tuesday was the feast day of St. Cris- pin, patron of shoernakers.
 Get your Sphinx Fex at Macpherson's. -adv. Rain and gales have thinned the foli- age to suit the sportsmen's taste. | Cooler weather has resulted in hurry calls for heaters. oil. gas and electric I This week there are 15o patients at Norwich state tuberculosis sanatorium.
 Tug Aquidneck towed scow Red Eagle from New London to Norwich Tuesday. l A practical manual recently acquired | by Peck library, Slater hall, is Thomas Wood Stevens book on Lettering.
 The weather continues favorable for ] lumbermen, who have lost few days dur ing this fall because of storms.
 Get your Sphinx Fez at Macphersons s. adv.
 Tuesday afternoon the women's prayer l meeting of the Central Baptist chhrch 1 was led by Mrs Almon E. Carroll of l Sunnyside avenue.
 | Following series of heavy showers early Tuesday morning, the temperature | lowered, the dnercury standing at 50 de- grees during the afternoon.
 l Large shipments of cotton are arriving daily at Montville station and are be- ing hauled by trucks to the stockhouses of the Massasoit Mfg. Co.
 The addition being built to the en- ployes' home, once the farmhouse, at Norwich state tuberculosis sanatorium has reached the plastering stage.
 Get yous Sphinx Fez at Macpherson's. adv
 A number of farmers are discovering that their recently harvested crop of beans is infested with worms. which will mean great loss to the growers.
 Pupils of Wheeler school North Ston- ington, are to hear Carweth Wells, civil engineer and explorer who will talk on Six Years in the Jungles of Malay.
 From Saybrook, O. H. Horne has ship ped 10 crates of chickens to his. newly purchased poultry farm in Exeter, N H., the last of dis stock at Saybrook Point. Local delegates will be present at the : 46th annual convention of the Woman's , Christian Temperance union or Ccnnecti- cut in Stamford in the First Methodist church Oct. 26-2S.'
 Somerset lodge works the F. c. degree tonight at 7.30.-adv.
 Charitable circle of. the Kings Daugh- ters, Mrs. William H. Dawley, leader, | from f the Sub Base to play this (Wednesday) f at the King Daughters convention. v Eleven delegates and number of local members from the three circles in New London will come to Norwich to attend 7 the annual convention of the Connecti- ! cut soci@y of the Kings Daughters.
 Fifty truckmen of the state organized r at Norwalk Monday to fight state actior under the newly enacted statute which l prevents loading of trucks with more than the weight prescribed by the maker I Five hundred ID. snapper blues, three 10. for 25c while they last. Broadway Fish Mkt. 10 Broadway.-adv.
 A choral society has been formed al '. the Quaker Hill church with 20 young = people as members. The society was or. ganized under the direction of Mrs George W. Borden and Mrs Elwood ick
 cry as organist
 The Church club of the Episcopal dio e cese of Connecticut met in Stueck's tav ern, Middletown. Tuesday evening. Tn speaker was Frank O. Kreager O - Springfield, Mass. on Moral Trainin, Through Achievement Clubs. l. Miss Evelyn Essex iMcGinley. daugh \. ter of Mrs. John Mckinley of Souir
 street, and Howard Wetmore Vande n Voort of Glen Ridge, N. j., will be mar
 red at St. Jamef Episcopal church. Ney 1t London this Wednesday, morning. Il A handsome pine in front of the colo
 nial residence of Coy. J. w. Atwood, o ,r Wauregan, on the seawall at Neptun d park, has been propped and strengthene le by professional forester to enable " to withstand the winary gales this sea
 son.
 hIyya ;h cells, eastern halibut, mackerel, f1ounde
 steak, butterfish the choicest varieties C ly oysters, Holsters, lond and round clam
 at Powers Bros.Zadv.
 'n At Hebron, Mrs John Spafford (
 Bridgeport, who has summer home sn Exeter, gave her daughter, Miss Helen.
 husking party one night recently. IT ay guests chose sides and husked corn for
 half hour, husking 56 bushels in tn;
 short time.
 nu Norwich delegates have been attendin u' the seven-days' meeting of the Woman Ky Home Missionary society of the Metl
 odist Episcopal church which closes
 Providence today (Wednesday) Thel a1 are 390 delegates, deaconesses and mi or sionaries present.
 It is announced from New Haven tn
 every employe of the New Haven raj road IS Delng asked what his attitude "
 be when the time to walk out as ordee ,es by the leading railroad unions arrives
 is also announced that the railroad h
 already begun to train volunteers. ,n- At Noank E. F. Wilbur, local age
 for a New York packing firm in Fult
 Market, has purchased the property ow an ed by Mrs. Owen Williams situated
 Latham avenue. MT. and Mrs. Wilb
 now own five houses located on tn - street, in one of which they live
 Thomas Hammond Smith, 47, broth
 of Winchell Smith of Pennington al
 ex-commodore of the Hartford Yac
 club, a member of the New York Yac
 club and builder of Several yachts a.
 lover of travel, died at Hadlyme Mond,
 ( riff. after