Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-29
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 4.5e o'clock this evening. The new moon is due at S.2O a. m. to- day (Tuesday)
 Perhaps snow'' the old Farmers AL | manac warns for today, Nov. 29th. A special meeting of Catholic Ladies of Columbus tonight at 8 o'clock.-adv. City and town schools resumed sessions Monday, following the Thanksgiving holi- days
 | Several dealers and agents from this vicinity are in New York for the automo- bile show.
 l New London's White Way is now com pleted on Main street to William street, ] distance of nearly mile. | Dealers in umbrellas and gun-shoes l joined the farmers in pronouncing Mon- | days heavy rain just what was needed.
 At Ardover, Miss Vera Stearns and | Parker Stearns of Hartford were with their fatl1er, Charles Stearns for the holi- days.
 l Dr. Irene Nye, dean of Connecticut col lege is to address the Woman's Guild of the United Congregational church the coming month
 Buy early. Christmas opening, Wo- mans Exchange. Large display of handmade gifts at all prices.-adv. | Tn in Plafnfat1 p-+--. -,-'i-r., has laid the foundation for a new house which he is building near4J ott ,..e bened1ct parsonage now occupied by Henry Adams.
 Men at work remodeling the West Thames street fire enginehouse are pre- .paring the upper floor for quarters for the men, completing the bathroom, etc., this l week.
 Recently at Lebanon, Otto A Nettleton had his hand badly crushed when caught between the rolls and teeth in a corn husking machine, while husking corn on c. E. Carpenters farm
 The pastor of the Central Baptist church, Rev. Dr. David A. Pitt. is to be in Hartford today (Tuesday) attending a meeting of the board of promotion of which he is member.
 As the result of the repeal by congress, of the transportation taxes an 8 per cent reduction in railroad fares to des- tinations 40 miles or more distant will go into effect January l.
 Connecticut men are in Chicago, where they will attend the sessions of the In- ternational Livestock show during the week and also attend the annual gather Ing or ldTIn bureau agents.
 An interesting booklet just issued by KfmbaITs Textile Shop should be rea6 by al. Xmas shoppers. Mailed on re quest. Phone 7O0.-adv.
 In Holland, Asa F. Bird has bought the property owned by the Hicks estate 7 located next to the post office and occu pied by the community tennis court. MT 2 Bird expects to put up house. : Raymond Mathieu, Charles Gelinas anf 5 George BeIlevance of the U. s. S. Iowa have been visiting at their homes fl } Ioosup. George Bellevance was accomp anied by a friend from Alabama. Reidents of Mystic want Robert Valen :, tine, conductor of music in the schools 0 , Westerly, to be interviewed with the hop of securing him as director of choru . for all the people of all ages of the com munity.
 Don't miss the vaudeville show h ! Community house Thursday, Dec, 1. a o'clock; auspices Norwich Girls Com munity club.-adv
 News has been received in Wilmington of the death in Moline, III, of Mrs. Marii Dimock, 100, widow of DewittC. Dfnock native of Wilmington. She died in the al; Dimock homestead there where she ha' lived since 1S43.
 The contract has been awarded for tn building of the summer home for Henr, | c. Rowe on the site of several acres ac quired by him some time ago, locate south of the Watch Hill road and yves of the Shore road.
 Fl In a fell recently at her home, 25 Win chester street, Miss Katie A McGarry broke bone in her right arm. an iniur \ ;r. which is winning her the sympathy I friends and neIShoors
 In appealing fer prompt and generou \ purchases of Christmas seals, physician
 state that unemployment and the evils 1 4 its train is likely to cause a serious ir \ crease in tuberculosis cases, so that extr
 care and vigilance will be needed. II Mrs. Francis shortman of Rockville, ar
 nounces the marriage of her son John
 ShoTtman, who is stationed at Newpor I R. l., and Edith Greenhaigh of Centredal ! R. L, by Rev. H. Grey, November 19
 3.S0 o'clock at the home of the bride. H Wednesday is St. Andrews day and wi
 be marked by the celebration of the ho
 communion in the Episcopal churche
 Wednesday evening the Junior Brothe
 hood of Trinity Episcopal church. S. Hu
 sey Reed, director, Is to hold meeting
 Governor San Souci has made public u
 appointment of Henry K. Littlefield of Ne
 Shoreham, (B1ock Island) repreeentati
 in the general assembly from that tow a for the past ten years, as commission Fl of pilots.
 Episcopalians here learn that an occ
 sional Norwich visitor, Rev M Geor,
 Thompson. of Christ church. Greenwic A has a years leave of absence, the actil rector to be Rev. Edward E. Matthew
 assistant rector of the Church of t
 Heavenly Rest, New York.
 The December number of the Nation
 Geographic Magazine has full and i
 teresting illustrated account of Nauru, t - riches island in the South Seas by MI
 Rosamond Dodsen Rhone, who is visiti n her daughter (Mrs. Wilcox, wife of Dr.
 8. Wilcox. superintendent of the Norwi
 State Hospital and who has many ra
 South Sea curies.
 WEDDINGS.
 Ortmann Adams