Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-30

record for safety for this particular week.
 The Protestant churches of the city
 will hold a. joint service at the Methodist chH-eh this (Tha nRsgiving) morning. Rev
 Waiter r. Borchert, rector of St. Pauls
 Episcopal church. will preach the sermon
 The usual masses will be celebrated at
 the Roman Catholic churches.
 In previous years the nnanSfaetufiAE
 concerns closed on Thanksgiving eve for
 the remainder of the week, but as busi-
 ness has been so good with the textile
 manufacturing concerns the local plants
 have auonuneed that they would close for
 Thanksgiving only.
 There will be no mail deliveries from
 the local Dostofti The carriers window
 in the lobby Of the postoffiee will be open,
 however. and the general delivery win
 dow will be open-from to Il a. m. The
 stamp window will also be open but the
 money order and postal savings depart
 ment will be closed all day.
 Engine company No. recently re- sponded to q still alarm for chimney fire in the home of William Haywood of Wes, Park street, where six gallons of chemical wefe used, and to a still alarm for q chimney fire at the home Of William +. Taylor at -5S Meadow street, where the same amount of chemical was used 10 ex- tinguish the blaze.
 Mrs. Lucy Avery of Turner street mother of Miss Bta McCullock. was se- riously injured Wednesday morning when she fell and broke her hip. Miss Agnes Kelley recently gave a rltis- ceNaneous shower at the home Of her 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kelley. or Cha oman street. for her sister. Miss Mil dred Kelley, in honor of her approaching
 rnarriage to Wesley Wifred Rushford. The future Bride reccfv cd many beautiful gifts.
 1 Mrs. Eugene E. Lewis and sons Eugene [ and Hollis, are spending faw days iii East Hampton with relatives Dr. and Mrs Herman C. Little left ] Wednesday night for New York and Philadelphia, where they wiH spend the holiday and week end Miss Alice C1assee left "Wednesday a-- 1 ternoon for Providence, where she will 1 spend the week enc with her sister. Mrs, Henry Roy.
 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W LavaIlie have moved to NCosup. Mr. Lavallie, who has conducted the drug stoce here for over l five years in company MI'Th his brother. Will b. connected with a drug store in Moosup with his brother, Frank Mo Donough will remain as manage. of tf:; 1 loca. store.
 MT. and Mrs. John Oldham of Freder ickton \. E., have announced the mar riage of their daughter, Kathleen Oldham Anderson, to Herbert, Huber. The we'd | ding took place at St. Luke's church in l Worcester Tuesday afternoon. MT. Huber 1 is cashier of the Wiilmanttc Trust conn pany.
 Mrs. Charles B. Poneroy is entertain ing large family Of ss for dinner Thurs
 day. From out of town will be Mrs. Will l liam A. Tracy and son, MT. and Mrs, Homer Turner and three children from I Windsor. Mir. and Mrs. J. Frank Haywa I'd
 and son of Boston. Dr. and Mrs. Harry s. Pomeroy of Peabody, Mass., Mrs. Minnie ] Cooley. MT. and Mrs Norman Cooley and 1 son.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Staebner have | as Thanksgiving guests Miss Louisa i Staebner of New Haven. Emerson Staeb- l ner of Newton, Mass, and Harold Staeb- ner of Boston university. 1 NIT. and Mrs. James L. Harroan are
 entertaining Miss Anna George and Newell Beardow of Taftville and their children; Miss Mildred and Kenneth liar roun, for the holiday
 Col. J. Dwight Chaffee and Howard 1 Chaffee are spending the holiday as the l guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles Thayer
 and family of Putnam.