Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-08

Chamber of Commerce rooms on Main street it was voted that all stores close for Arnlistice day. Merchants are to decorate their store fronts for the day and are to enter into the activities plan ned so as to make the Armistice day celebration and parade 3. success. District Deputy T. Frank Cunningham and State Treasurer John M. Bransfeld of this city were in Baltic Monday evening attending a meeting at which plans were made for instituting d Knights of Columbus council in the town of Sprague. The installation will take place about the first of December. Many people Monday night had their attention attracted to the sky when 1 long white cloud could be seen floating | in an easterly direction, extending across l the heavens Some people watched the cloud for some time and stated that it was seemingly without end. presenting an
 unbroken appearance in it's trip across l the sky.
 Brief News.
 John McKenna of Windham road is to leave for Maine Saturday morning, for a
 hunting trip.
 Directors of the '. M. c. A. met at the association building Monday afternoon
 and discussed matters concerning actlv- ities for the winter.
 Mrs. M. J. Tubridy was in New York
 Monday for a short business trip. 1 Miss Katherine Follett returned to her home on Windham road Sunday night, after visiting at Maiden, Mass. with her sister, Mrs. B. N. Alexander. Mrs. William Neff, of Waterbury, who has been visiting for the past few days At the home of Mrs. Frank F. Webb of Windham road, returned to her home i Monday evening.
 Thomas A. Lyman of Lebanon was in
 this city Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. R. A. Robinson spent
 the weekend in Lawrence, Mass. Mrs. Charles F. Rosedorf of North street spent Monday at the .home of her
 sister. Mrs. W. F. BarroEs, in Hart
 ford.
 1 Miss Helen Gantic and Joseph Bur
 ski both of this city, were united in mar
 .iage Monday morning at g o'clock at
 St. Joseph's church by Rev. Otto s.
 Beaumister. The witnesses were Miss
 Catherine Bursl1i and John Gantic.
 At the several masses at St. Joseph's
 church Sunday the officiating priests an bounced that there is need of increasing the amount of revenues during the year
 because Of extraordinary expenses.
 Friends of Pearl L. Lincoln are pleased
 to learn that Governor Blaine of Wis  mond county, Wis. Judge Lincoln is the great-grandson of Judge Jonah Lincoln of North Windham. A newspaper ac- count stated that Mir Lincoln was the choice of everyone residing in Richmond
 county and that no better man could be
 found for the office rendered him.
 At the meeting of Natchaug Lodge No. 22, Knights of, Pythias, held Mon. day night at Castle hall Main street ,, the first degree was exemp,ifiea on 2 , large class.
 The statement that two separate list:
 containing the names Of men and womAT , voters would be placed in each ward is an error; the registrars stating tha-
 only one list will be placed in each ot
 the four wards.
 Mrs. Maurice Wal1en and Mrs. Kirt Wallen of Wa nut street motored tC : Norwich Monday to visit Mrs. Maurict : WallePs parents.
 Mir. and Mrs Warren Tower Rartlet, : have returned to their home at Mo- 344 Pennington avenue. Hartford Mrs Bartlett is the daughter of MT. and Mrs
 Frank Larrabee of this city. : Judge of Probate B. M. Welch of } Chaplin was a local visitor Monday.