Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-29
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Bulletins Turkeys Were the Big Event at Dinners at Three-Children Ex- press Thanks.

Bulletins Turkeys Were the Big Event | at Dinners at Three-Children Ex press Thanks. At the New London county home there were 80 children, 40 boys and l 40 girls, who enjoyed a Thanksgiving | dinner, in which The Bulletins tur key was the important item on the | menu. How grateful the children were | is shown by the following letters:
 66 Smith Ave, Norwich, Conn.
 Nov 28, 1912. The Bulletin Company, Norwich, Conn. | Dear Sirs: I thank you very much 1 for the turkey. It tasted delicious. It was very kind of you to send it to us children. I think we all enjoyed it very much. I will close with thanks.
 Yours truly, JOSEPH LEMOINE. 66 Smith Ave, Norwich Conn.,,
 ,.ov. 2S, 1912. The Bulletin Comrany, Norwich, Conn. Dear GentlenIen: 1 thank you for the turkey you gave US. l have en- joyed eating my dinner many other times. I enjoyed this dinner this time, too. It tasted very delicious. l was very nice of you to give it to us. l hope you enjoyed your Thanksgiv- ing dinner. The children thank you for the turkey. Yours truly,
 HELEN NOVAK. r County Home. Norwich, Conn,
 Nov. 2S. 1912. The Bulletin Company, Norwich, Conn. Dear Sirs. The turkey you gave 10 the county home tasted delicious. l think it was dressed well and it was a good sized turkey. It was very gen. erous of you to give it to us. l hope you had a good Thanksgiving as Well as we did. My stomach was full when 1 got up from the table.
 Yours truly,
 CHARLIE WILLIAMS. County Home, Norwich Conn.,, Nov. 2S. 1912. The Bulletin Company, Norwich, Conn. Dear Sirs: I thank you very much for the turkey you sent us. l think it is very kind of you. 1 saw the tur- | key when it first came and I think it was very big. In enjoyed my Thanks | giving dinner very much. Will close | with thanks. Yours truly,
 ALICE PHILLIPS. County Home, Norwich Conn., | Nov. 2S, 1912 1 The Bulletin Company, Norwich, Conn. l Dear Gentlemen: I thank you very much for the turkey. It was very nice l of you to send it to us. I enjoyed my Thanksgiving dinner. I hope you enjoyed yours. I think the other chil- l dren enjoyed the turkey dinner. We spoke pieces and sang songs Wednes- day. l didn't have to sing. 1 will close now with love. Yours truly,
 CLARA M. SUPER.
 County Home, Norwich, Conn.,,
 Nov. 2S, 1912. The Bulletin Company, Norwich, Conn. Dear Sirs: I thank you very much for the turkey you sent us. 1 enjoyed it very much. It tasted lovely We all saw it when it came from the mar ket. It helps the Thanksgiving dinner to taste nicely. We had a nice Thanks giving dinner. It was very kind of you to send it to us. I will now close
 Yours truly,
 SUSIE MATASSA, Age II.
 At Rock Nook Home.
 At Rock Nook children's home where there was another Bulletin turkey, the family for dinner number 25, of which 23 were children. They enjoyed tur- key with dressing, mashed potatoes mashed turnips, onions, cranberry sauce, celery, mince and squash pie cake, coffee and candy. Letters showing the interest of the children il The Bulletin turkey follow: Nov. 2S. 1912. Norwich Bulletin Company:
 : Dear Sirs. We want to thank vol for the great big turkey you sent us We all enjoyed it very much. For dinner we had mashed potatoe and turnips, onions, celery, turkey ant dressing, and cranberry sauce for des sert we had mince and squash pies l apples, nuts, candy and dates. Hop you had as nice a Thanksgiving a we did. Yours truly.
 l MILDRED F. EILER. , Nov. 28, 1912. 2 The Norwich Bulletin Company: I Dear Sirs: I am writing you a fev lines to thank you for the turkey yo sent us. It looked and. tasted so good hope you had a good turkey. w all had a nice dinner. We all than you for the turkey. Yours truly, : MAUDE FILLER.
 Nov. 2S. 1912 The Norwich Bulletin Company:
 Dear Sirs: We all want to than you for the turkey you sent us. I ca tell you IL was great. Wltn the lur key we had dressing, potatoes, tur & nips, onions, cranberry sauce, celery for desert we had mince and squas e pies, apples, nuts, dates and cand! 7 Hope you had as nice a turkey as yo = | sent us. Yours truly,
 WILLIAM WEBSTER. :, At Sheltering Arms. 3
 The family at the Sheltering Arm . | numbers 13, but there were IS at th f | dinner Thursday, and all spoke i : praise of the turkey, which was on l l donated by the Bulletin. The men e also included dressing and gray, I mashed potatoes and turnips, onion e hubbard squash, cranberry sauce, ce v cry, mince pie, plum pudding, o1 s anges, grapes. apples, figs, banana I candy and nuts. In the afternoo e there were ice cream and cake. a At Eliza Huntington Home. At the Eliza Huntington Memori = home, the family of g was decrease y by several being out of town for tt day, so that there were six who CT $ joyed the turkey dinner. All wei > members of the family as there wei