Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-26
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VARIOUS MATTERS

tAkluUS MAIlEhS Children needed no alarm clock calls Christmas morning.
 The ponds were covered with thin ice, Monday morning.
 Mixes with Rhine wine-C1ys
 as we'll as with spirits-water.-adv.
 Holiday sales of candy, fruit and flowers have broken all local records.
 Art goods and novelties have had an unusually brisk sale for the past week.
 Bakers have had an unusually good trade in Christmas cakes and plum buildings.
 In the Episcopal churches there will be services today, the feast of St. stephen, martyr.
 Mrs. Sherwood Raymond attended the funeral of G. w. Bromley in Jewett City on Sunday.
 Favorite potted plants for holiday gifts have been the bright little Jerus- alem cherry trees.
 Business in Wipdham county towns is improving. There is not a vacant tenement in Sterling at present.
 X few subscribers remembered the employees of the telephone exchange with appreciated Christmas gifts.
 The state convention of United Ger man societies is to be held in New Britain the last Sunday III January.
 J. E. woodworth of Bean Hill shot a red fox on Plain Hill on Christmas morning. It was female weighing T. 1-2 pounds.
 The civil superior court resumes it's session here this morning for the con tinuation of the case of Nusial vs. kudlill, the last case to be heard by the jury.
 According to an order just issued from headquarters of the New Haven road, employees of the baggage office will not be compelled to measure trunks. after the first of January.
 The woman in New London who has been maintaining silence is keeping it us She will be kept at the almshouse few days longer and then will prob ably be sent to the Norwich State hos pital.
 Friends of Waterman R. Burnham have evidences of his cleverness at holiday time in the graceful and thoughtful versification of his Christ mas greetings, artistic cards which are annually admired and prized.
 The internal revenue collector has been sending to corporations. blanks l upon which to file their federal tax l statment before March 1. The depart l ment is going to be very strict and i lawsuits will be in store for the tardy l
 4 certificate of organization of the | has been filed with the secretary of 1 state. Capital S2,00o: president and | treasurer, William Base1y; vice presi- | dent, Richmond P, Freeman; secre 1 tary, David Amy.
 A West Haven correspondent writes: Dr. and Mrs. Paul kumpitsch of Main ] street are entertaining over the holi- 1 of Mantle, Fred Manwaring of New | York, and MT. and Mrs. w. J. Man 1 waring of New Haven.
 Doubtless the best Christmas gift | received in this vicinity was the check | for $g.500 which was issued by the | state treasurer Friday to MT. and Mrs. l John E. Post, for their farm on West | street, purchased as g site 1 for the county sanitarium.
 At the state Masonic home, Wall l ingford, the Christmas dinner Monday 1 afternoon was furnished this year by l three prominent Connecticut Masons, 1 Charles L. Hubbard of Norwich. NeI- | son J. We!ton of Waterbury, and Nor | gan G. Bulkeley of Hartford.
 There has been placed on the Falls 1 mill a whistle to take the place of the 1 bell which has summoned the help to | work for many years. The old mill | bell will be greatly missed, as it wns | not only relied upon in the Falls for | the time, but the entire West Side l ewoke by it.
 A few trolleymen received double l fares during Monday. While the men l cannot be given money direct, one of | them said yesterday that the price of | the cigars passed to them so gener- | ously. If bestowed in the form of a | double fare, would be much more in i the line of a Christmas gift.
 Early in the new year the postal | will have several of the | new issues of postage stamps ready | fer use. Benjamin Franklin, after | many years of service will be re- l p-cved from his position on the one l cent stamp, and be promoted to a place on five other stamps of higher | den9mina tions.
 The Worcester Post says: Miss l NJ. Doyle of Holyoke will ! be the guest of Miss Mary McGrath of ? Woodland street for the Trinity col | lege club dance in Terpsichorean hall | Wednesday night Miss Doyle is d l era duate of Trinity college, a mem Ter CT the class of 'o7. Miss Molly 1 and John D. Murphy of Nor | 1Hich will also be Miss McGrath's guests.
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