Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-16
VARIOUS MATTERS


evening
The maximum Temperature was about
az degrees during Tuesday.
A full moon and mild weather Tuesday
evening coaxed out the coon hunters.
Rummage sale. Buckingham Memorial.
this morning at o'clock-adv.
Merchants from Connecticut cities are
In New York for the big glove auction.
At Piainfeld stephen Babcock is mod
erhizing his house on the Canterbury
road.
Certain of the churches plan to note
the coming Sunday as Thanksgiving
Sunday.
The Otis library has added to its family
books the Stevens Genealogy and the
Families Of Dickerman Ancestry.
A party of Norwich grangers went by
auto truck Tuesday evening to attend
the supper given by Preston City grange.
Park Congregational church celebrates
this week the 35th, anniversary Of the
organization Of the Parish House Associ-
alton.
Somerset Lodge works the NJ. M. de-
gree tonight at 7.S. Inspection and re-
freshm ents-adv.
The JuTsor Brotherhood Of Trinity
Episcopal church has volunteered. to yil-
dertake the decoration of the church for
Christmas.
The guardian Of the Camp Fire Girls,
Q fthe United Congregational church,
Mrs. A. Freeman, has invited the girls
to her home for a First Aid meeting Fri
day evening.
The highest egg score among the peo-
Pile who are keeping poultry calendars
in the county Is credited to Yrs. H R.
Whitman of Waterford.
| The national horse .sFow, the closed
car show and the Public Health Expo
sition are attracting few local people
| to New York this week
1t is announced that Miss Dorothy
Thomas of Rockville of the class of 1923
at Smith college, has been made a
member Of Biolofcals society
ss-inch percale suitable for shirtfngs
and dresses at lac per yard, at Mill Out.
let stores Co., Is Bath street.-adv.
Tuesday afternoon, in the absence Of
Mrs. David A. Pitt, the women's prayer
meeting at the Central Baptist church
was addressed by her father, Rev. DR..
Hanna.
A meeting Of the City Union Of the
Kings Daughters has been arranged by
the y Ident Mrs. John c. Atterbury
FOR Friday evening at Trinity Methodist
church.
Social session at Elks' Thursday. Visit
Of district deputy. Lunch and big sur.
| prise.-ady.
"A variety of hardy chrysanthemurns
has defled the frost on the terraces at ths
residence OF Miss Sarah L. Tyler, or
Union street one Of the ancient home.
steads Of Norwich.
At the Current Events club meeting II
Stafford Springs Monday evening, MIS-:
Irene Nye, dean Of Connecticut college
gave an address on Education of We
men in New England"
Catholic Wolnan's club meeting
Thursday, p. M, at K. Of c. Home
adv.
The Aldrfch mill plant at Moosup i
connecting the mil houses on Prospec
hill with the electric power owned b,
the mill, enabling the management Il
better control the output.
Established In 1881 dealers in sea foo;
Of quality. and satisfaction. Powers Bros
Two phones at your service, ia or III
adv
The D. A. r, memorial bubble foun
tain on the Little Plain, appreciated b,
| men, birds and animals during the sea
son, has been covered for the white
by the street department men.
| Norwich motor parties have been visit
ing Hartford, where eighty-hve varietie
Of chrysanthenaurns In the greenhouses a
Elizabeth Park are on display for tn
public pleasure until Sunday night next.
Sale of articles to ernbroider, from /
to so cents. Canvas for cross stitching
IS Mckinley avenue. Thursday p. M,
to 8. Maud c. Bucking hafn.-adv.
The White Ribbon Banner states tina
= the amount of flower mission and relic
work accomplished by some of the We
mans Christian Temperance unions /
| this county last year was Particular
gratifying.
For the meeting Of Mashapaug LAX
grange Tuesday evening at Union tn
lecturer appointed the following commit
teed to have charge Of the program: f
r. Howard, Rev. ard Mrs. H. A. Cool
idge, r. c. Barrows.
Third annual dance of St. Joseph
Alumni Assn, under auspices Co. &c
state armory, Willhnantic, Wednesda,
Nov. 1s. Peerless orchestra.-adv.
! Saturday next, the 18th, is the ann
versary of the delivery of Lincoln's fam
Gus address at Gettysburg, in 1853, whic
viii be declainped in many of the School
during Fridays exercises The irninori
al speech contains only about $50 shot
and simple words
/ When the executive committee of tn
Womans Congregational Home Mission
I airy Union of Connecticut held its Nc
vernber meeting at the Asylum Hill Cor
. gregatfonal church IN Hartford Monda,
/ Rev. William F. Beard Of New York,
recent Montville visitor, was the speake
The Norwich Noah auxiliary will me
on Thursday at $50 with Miss Huntin,
ton, S44 Washington street-adv
| state license cards for automobi
owners are arriving through the mali
The cards are much more complicate
q than in former years as the method
taxation is different this year, instead
being taxed on horse power basis ca
are taxed on displacement per cubic inc
The United States civil service COMM
sion announces for Nov. 16 an examin;
ton for scientific assistant in entomolog
either six, under 40, for vacancies in Il
Bureau of Entomology. Department
Agriculture, for duty In Washington,
c., or in the field, entrance Salary fro