Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

Yesterday vas the fourth anI Last Sunday Of the Advent season The person without parcel Gatur- | day evening was the exception. Canary birds and goldfish are fcp- ular Christmas gifts every season. fihaiing on Bushnell pond Thames vile hase been good for several das 2.
 Some of the school children have taken up the sale of Red Cross seals. IIoly with its bright scarlet berries ie beginning to be the popular faYDT
 The handsome sum of st75 was cleared on the recent holiday sale oi Christ church.
 Christmas stars, wreaths ana bel'f are being displayed in the Nlhdo Fe tf 1 r any residences
 Fifty name cards for z5 cents dur
 ing the holldayR. at The Bulletin | printing ofiice.-ady
 It vas nezt 70 impossible 10 con | tifuc many forms Of outdoor WtIk lh Saturdays intense cold.
 Teachers and students from oet of | town preparatory schools and colleges | 7te returning home for the hclicays. At East Hampton, some Of the bell l factories are working employees nights trying to catch up with sleigh bell l orders
 Dolls fair daily at Halle club. Great bargains. Afternoon tea for shoppers. Admission free.-ady.
 Bank books, with deposits, large or smell are always in favor ss Christ
 mas gifts and many child has start
 eG an account through this means.
 A rumber of local people are inter
 aaier in the convention of th= Music TearhCrs National asso ation, whic1
 meets in Boston during holiday week.
 Among the incorporators of the Con-
 neeticut Prohibition trust are Jason L. Randall of Groton. William r. Bar stow Of Windham, William B. Martin
 of Vernon.
 It ie announced that the Catholic
 wouan's club netted s50 on its first
 whist and over 3s2 on the second,
 which are considered very satisfactory amounts. as both nights happened to be stormy
 Very beautiful potted plants and cut
 flowers at the Ghlanbouer greenhouses
 Can and see them. and leave your or
 ders for Christmas.-adv.
 Junior week at Trinity college where there are several local students comes about a week earlier than last year. Festivities will open on Thurs day. February 2, three of the frater- mites entertaining on that date.
 Adams Express old employees are to receive more pay as a recognition of
 long and faithful work for the com
 pany. The increases are among driv- ers and office men and are made with
 out reference to any runor of an i'm
 pending strike.
 The final pay for the gradual: oa c,~ ss of the revenue service school was turned over by the revenue de- rartr3ent of the custom house at New LCrGon Saturday. The pay for the
 frst class cadets amouatei to total
 cf about s1,000.
 Everyone wishing to purchase a beautiful doll for Christmas should
 visit the dolls fair at the Halle club.
 The dolls are exquisitely dressed and
 range in price from 50 cents to b.-
 adv.
 John Fl. NcAndrew, s1, ia her of Major Patrick McAndrew, post sur- geon at Fort Terry, died | the fort Thursday afternoon. The body vas sent by way of the Norwich line bOat l to the home of the family in Dunmore, | Pa. for burial on Saturday. It is expected that general orders | will be received within a day or tive | for the changing of the tooth company | at Fort Terry to new barracks, acd the transfer of the sSth company from Fort Mansfield, Watch Hill. to Fort | ted hx- the 7(e1f IT | company
 State D. A. R. chapters are being | addressed on the Guide for Italians ! and the possibility of the educational | work being put into English, Polish | Yiddish and other languages as na- | tional propaganda work" The Con- | necticut D. A. R. are leading all other | states in this educational work Holiday packages to England. Ire | land and Wales must have the GUS ' toms declaration tag on them before | they can go through Uncle Sam g ! mails. On this tag must be written | the contents, value and weight of the | article and the name of the sender, 1 and the tag is tied 10 the package.
 Starting on the 25th of kisley and | lastsr- eight days is held ne If the | Jeylsh festivals of rejoiCAn;s, HaEuk- l A4E. InlS year. 1T IS @1 1NAGI tS tii4 l- | cc -nc56ence that Hanukzsh falls on the | z.Ih ot December, so that the lewis h | fe.--ya1 occurs on the same iAy as the | grea- Christian holiday, Christmas. | A rather interesting and unusual | thing has just taken place at Locust | Hiu farm in Preston, the home of | Mrs Margaret Miller. A hen stole a | nest in the barn recently, and in spite 1 of the zero weather came off day CT | two ago with a fine brood of small ! chicks-and this within a week ot | Christmas.