Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-02
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Norwich. Frinay. Dec. 2, 1891.
VARIOUS MATTERS

vANkOO2 MA1 ENS
 Light vehicle lamps at 4.4s o'clock this evening.
 The length of the day has decreased an even six hours.
 Holly bazaars are being held by rural church societies.
 In some of the towns north. boys and girls have been enjoying the fun of coast ing.
 Come to D. of V. whist. 8 p. n., Buck ingham Memorial tonight.-adv
 The moon, which was new on the 18th, made it's first appearance in the Thursday evening sky.
 Eastford people have invited Mansfield Center grange to entertain them Friday evening of next week.
 wThe Quonochontaug Sewing circle has started the winters work and plans to meets every two weeks. Regular meeting, K of C., tonight, o'clock. First degree.-adv.
 The past chancellors of Rockville lodge. K of F.. will be honored this (Fri- day) evening and presented jewels
 In this weeks ice storm at West Wood stock, shade trees were ruined and whole i forests were almost laid to the ground.
 Seven large trucks are busy carrying i cotton from the state pier in New London l to the Massasoit companys mill in Oak ] dale.
 1 At Noank. over 800, 900 pounds of lob- sters were handled during the season, the | prices ranging from IS to 27 cents a ! pound.
 Call and examine special line of Christmas cards at the Bulletin job room.-adr.
 During the past week pensions were | granted Rhode Island residents including Sarah E. Peavey, now of Providence. $50 | a month.
 The recent Parish Aid society runnmage I sale for Trinity Episcopal church netted s51, and the Woman's auxiliary food sale | cleared $31.
 The schools in Tollands will begin at s.45 in the morning and close at 3.30 in the afternoon during the short days of the winter months. Many persons from suburban places are coming to town daily and are looking over the holiday stocks, and starting their gift choosing.
 History classes will recall the fact to- ] day that it was on Dec. 2d, in 1923, that President Monroe proclaimed his famous doctrine so often quoted in these times.
 Charles Fitts. when coming to Hamp- ton village the other day, found a deau gray fox by the side of the road, evil dentiy killed by an automobile running l over him.
 A choice lot of good sized scallops, long clans. Munford Cove, Bus Point | and Guilford oysters, a full line of fresh fish received today at Powers Bros adv.
 Most of the beautiful flowers sent to Mir. and Mrs. William W. Ives on their l golden wedding day Tuesday were dis tributed later to bring cheer to the sick and shut-ins.
 Among patients discharged from the private hospital in New London Tuesday were Mrs. Sidney Aling and infant ot New London. Mrs. filling is a former resident of Westerly There is to be an orchard. pruning demonstration Dec. 6. afternoon at Al. bert S. Kennedy's place at Moosup under the auspices of the Windham County Farmers association.
 To take the place of the omitted annua. census collection this year, members o. St. Patrick's congregation are to at east double their usual offering Sunday next to meet the roof repair expenses
 Mild weather Thursday, when th,
 
 ) afternoon. brought out troops of babie and young children; many of them beins f taken to the photographers for Christ r mas pictures
 t Dealers here were informed Thursda- 7 that the next fashion show of the flu n division of the National Garment Retail e CTS association will be held at the Hote 6 Astor, New York, in April next at dat ! to be selected : The nastor of the Central Baptis church, Rev. Dr. David A. Pitt, and MT: e Pitt are to be at home to all the mem
 bers of the church and congregation a
 156 Broadway this (Friday) evenin
 from o'clock on. Y At the mid-week service at Park Con
 gregational church, Rev. Dr. S. H. How - led in the consideration of the topic, "On h If Jesus Work-days." The pianist wa l. Mrs. Sadie Colt Benjamin and the sing 0 ing was led by Eben Learned 6 As the days pass. the good fortune ( e Norwich in escaping the weeks ice storl 't Is apparent, as news comes of the rui d of fruit and shade trees in Is:ndhal
 county and telephone damage greate . than the troublemen have ever exper
 enced.
 2 The United States civil service comn1i N AllsSlOn announces. an examination De \ IA and 15 for master ship filter, man, :
 to 50 years of age, in the United Stat,
 Navy Yard, Charleston, S. C., at SIP:
 per diem.
 . Norwich society is interested in Il
 Newport item that the deds transferrir n the estate e.f Dr. Austin Flint to Mr ,s Mary Campbell of Washington have bee ,n filed for record at the City Hall This e s. tate is bounded by East Bowery ar Id F'reoody street and Berkeley avenue. II Henry c. Rowe of Watch Hill. who ye oyster business has suffered severely b Id cause of the pollution of the waters
 Narragansett bay, had a conference
 Washington this week with secreta, = Hoover in an effort to forward metho, = for preventing the pollution of navigab | waters.
 The cottago for Dr. J. F. o'Brien. fl
 superintendent of Seaside sanatorirn
 Crescent Beach, authorized by the sta
 tuberculosis commission, of which Wa
 lace s. Allis of Norwich is a member
 fast nearing completion and resembl
 that built for pr. Hugh B. Campbell Norwich. ANTI-SALOoN LEAGUE TO