Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-07


 Scotland. Rev. Allan H. Gates offlciated. 1 Burial was in the Scotland cemetery Jay M- Shepard estate were in charge of arrangements.
 By tnxitstiOn Of the oxford Parish Cnapter at the Second Congregational church theaAnne Wood Eiderkin chapter, was represented at the 29th state meeting of the Connecticut Daughters of the American Revolution in Manchester. The local members were Mrs Angelina Av- cry. Mrs. H. R. Chappell, Mrs. Charles F. Rnedorf, Mrs. Frank LarTabee, Mrs ". c Holman, MrM M E. Lincoln. Mrs. E. I. Tracy and Mrs. Maud Mathewson Mrs. Charles Fl BisseiL state regent of Com necticut presided. A splendid program was carried out and a banquet held m the evening with addresses. reeeptionsS ana 1 concert music by the committees In charae. Mrs. Angelina Avery, a real daughter of the revolution. was introduc- ed to the meeting.
 wilTirartic ts putting on new over coat of paint this fall season judging from the rush the painters have been I having throughout the city in the past l few weeks The dolling up is not conhn- 1 ed to any particular spot as business l houses on Main street as well as private 1 homes are being polished up. | It is expeched that Gongressmsn Rich ard P. Freeman of. the second congress sional district of Connecticut will deiiv- | CT several addresses in Windham county 1 during the campaign which will be under way in few days in preparation for the November election at which MT. Free- I man will. be candidate for reelection.
 People are stopping to look at the main show window of the Jordan Hard ware company store, which has been srtistically decorated with guns, amrnu- l nation and cutlery. The scene was made l lifelIlze by Mr. Clark who neatly arrang- ed stuffed birds and branches ofstrees. Mir. and Mrs. Lucies E. Gardner (BelIe l Trilscutt) have returned to their home iz Cutler, Me, after disposing of the house 1 hold effects of her parents Mir. and Robert B. Truscutt of this city, who ars to make their home with the Gardners The house has been sold to Arthur H Suuires.
 H Quite 2 bIt of exelteuaeat was arouseG Friday afternoon shortly after sis l o'clock when number Of alarms wers rung in et Engine Company No. i. iron Box 4s at the Junction of Main. ant Union streets. Inquisitive spectator: found that Chief Wade U. Webster Aai simply testing out the box which wal recently installed.
 1 Baptists tn the territory af the { sh ford Baptist convention are, interested il Ithe fac. that tho Eastford Baptist churcl has voted to ask the association to cal a council for October 26th for the pur pose of examining and ordaining its new pastor. Norman III. Bloore.
 L. J. Storrs. chairman of the Mansfiel, republican town committee has called ; caucus for the purpose of nonninatin: ! judge of probate and justices of the peace to be held at the town hall. Spring Hill Monday, October 16.
 John P. Murphy of Windham Cente has received a telegram telling him. tha
 his brother William Murphy Of Nev York city died Thursday
 Valentine L. Murphy, democratic stat central committeeman for the 29th dis
 trict has issued call for a conyentioi of delegates to nominate 2 candidate fo
 senator, The convention will be held il
 the town hall Saturday October 7th. At the First Congregational church Rev. Harry s. McCready, pastor, tn morning worship will take place at 10.4 o'clock. The church school will nee
 in the church house at 9.45. Sunday N OcloDefT Ia, the AHImdHOC IQFuIu WI
 be held at the town hall.
 Everybody is going-are you? Gran opening dance, Washburn hall, Saturday Oct. 7th, 8 D. m. Given by Hugh White Dance creations will be featured durin the evening; also luck number contes a Dance open to all. Music by Peeries 4 Syncopators-adv.
 E Miss Mary and Miss Gertrude Hind recently motored to Holyoke this week. E Mrs. Frances Bacon of Scotland rt \ gently of West Haven is staying with M
 and Mrs. Robert H. Fentoa.
 Mrs. Elmer c. Carlyle of Windhal Center is a guest of relatives in Norwoo4
 Mass, and New York city IT month. X Marshall H. Frost has returned from visit with his son and wife, Mir an | Mrs. Harold Frost, of New Hartford. Mir. and Mrs. Charles II. Tripp
 South Coventry have bean entertainir
 Mir. and Mrs. Page Sinclair Miss Hcie \ M Sinclair and Miss Emma L. Tobay Walton, of New York.
 Fl Mir and Mrs Irving N. Thornton
 Jewett City are spending part of the A honeymoon at the home of the bride
 aunt, Mrs. Charles H. Tripp of Sout ' Coventry.
 Hl Walter Alpaugh of Cincinnati. Ohio, h visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. Cha \ W. Alpaugh for poaJl's stay. MT. and Mrs William A Arnoid ar
 son, Ansel, and MT and Mrs Louis \ Arnold left early Friday morning l
 automobile for Lake George. the Ad
 rondacks, Plattsburgh, N. Y, and Ve
 mont, They will return in few day
 Samuel Chesbro is on motor tour