Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-23

Nurses as well as doctors are push ing the sale of Red Cross stamps. 1 Fifty printed visiting cards for 25 cents at Bulletin office.-adv.
 With the coming of longer days, the old proverb says the cold will become greater.
 Prayer books and hymnals. Geo. A. Davis.-adv.
 Wednesday lived up to it's reputa- tion as the first day of the almanac winter.
 Sterling silver butter spreaders. Geo. A. Davis.-adv.
 The latest Connecticut school docu- ! ment issued is a catalogue of gradu- ates of the New Britain normal school
 Kodaks and cameras. Geo. A. Davis. adv.
 From all over the state reports come of the magnitude of the Christ l mas trade.
 Sterling silver fruit knives. Geo. | A. Dayis.-adv. Many travellers have journeyed to Canadian points during the last two or three days. Bridge and whist sets in leather l and linen cases. Geo. A. Davis.-adv. Fishers island steamer Munnatawket is at the New London marine iron works for general overhauling.
 The moon is full on Sunday, the 26th, so that holiday shoppers are as- sured bright evenings for the remain der of the week.
 A complete line of leather goods. Geo. A. Davis.-adv.
 Tuesday was the coldest day otjthe season so far. The temperature kept below freezing for the greater part of the day.
 The New England Navigation Co.'S steamers are bringing up big cargoes from New York, including many bales | of cotton.
 Sterling silver toilet sets. Geo. A. | Dayis.-adv.
 special Christmas number issued l by the New Britain Herald has thirty | eight pages, mirroring well the pros perity of the city and indicating the | enterprise of The Herald.
 The Ladies' Charitable society of St. 1 Mary's parish will give their 1nidwin- | ter whist in the parlors and dining room of the Wauregan house Jan. IA. adv.
 The year is just saved from calam- ity by having Christmas come on Sat urday if there is any truth in the old l superstitution: If Christmas day on Sunday be, A troublous winter ye shall see.
 Coat hangers in leather cases. Ges. A. Davis.-adv
 Choir directors should see that the programmes of Christmas music are sent to The Bulletin today for publica- tion, designating whether for Saturday or Sunday services.
 Christmas remembrances for the postman, the newsboy-if prompt and deserving and for trolleymen on lines where the men have become best known, are made year after year by some residents.
 Pocketbooks and bill books. Geo A. Davis.-adv.
 Local G. A. R. men as well as their comrades in other parts of the state are aroused over the reported intention of Governor Weeks to re- move Surgeon Myron w. Robinson from his post at the Fitch Home for Soldiers in Noroton and appoint in his stead, Dr. Harold E. Hoyt, his assistant, formerly of Waterbury
 Books, books. books. Geo. A. Davis. adv.
 There has just been issued in pam phlet form from the press of The Bull letin company the record of Plain fields bi-centennial celebration, the editors appointed by the town com
  Henry T. Arnold. Included with the historical papers, reINrts, ct al., is poem by John Troland of Norwich. The useful and interesting book is it. lustrated.
 YOUR ATTENTION is called to the low fares, best of train service, etc, offered by the Grand Trunk Railway System in connection with the Central Yer mont and Boston & Maine roads from . Boston and common New England points to the West; Detroit s12.95: . $16.45; St. Louis, $2O.9O; St Paul, $24.45. Corresponding fares from other points. Daily train service. Personally conducted tourist cars Wednesday and Friday. From , Dec. 30. '09, to Jan. 2, 10, inc, we will have on sale low round-trip tick sts. Boston to Montreal and return '10.S5, Boston to Quebec and return