Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-17
Ol1f Rtllleti1l.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

Some of the college students will ar- rive home today for the holidays.
 This will be a busy week in the schools, as the term closes Friday.
 Fifty printed calling cards for 25 cents at The Bulletin office.-adv.
 Tomorrow, Friday and Saturday are Ember days in the Catholic church.
 The overhauling of cars for spring use is keeping automobile repairers unusually busy.
 Members of the Seventh Day Ad- ventist churches have been observing a week of prayer.
 Tel. your order for Xmas candy to Grover & Herrick Co. No. 123-2.-adv.
 Yesterdays mild weather induced scores of suburban shoppers to come to town for holiday buying.
 The 22d annual meeting of the Con- necticut Pomological society is to be held at Hartford February 5 and S..
 Art embroideries and needlework in latest designs. Mrs. s. Comstock, Is Main street.-adv.
 A meeting of the Player-Piano club was held Monday evening with MT. and Mrs. George W. Guard of Washington street.
 Merchants say the public is respond ing generally to the suggestion of the Consumers league to do Christmas shopping early.
 Annual communication St. James lodge, No. 23. F. and A. M., this even ing. Election of officers.-adv.
 Although the draft is over, parties of Greeks continue to go down to New York, on the way to the defense of their native land.
 Stafford Springs is to have a girls club, and Mrs. G. Percival Bard, for merly of Norwich, has been elected chairman of the board of directors.
 H. P. Clark. secretary South County Poultry association, Westerly, will re- ceive entries, closing Dec. 2L-adv.
 The New London socialist local has joined in the movement to remove William N, Haywood the l. W. w. leader, from the national executive committee.
 Writing up the socialists campaign in the state. a Waterbury paper names in the list of nominees for national committeeman and state advisors AL bert Boardman of Norwich.
 Grover & Herrick Co. fill orders promptly on candy for socials and church entertainments. Try them adv.
 At a meeting of the State Horticul- tural society in Hartford, Friday even ing, county vice presidents elected in- cluded: Windham, Frank M. Smith Willimantic; Holland, Theodore Standt Rockville.
 Entertainment and sale at Parish House, Poquetannock, Dec. 19. Ad- mission 10 cents. Supper 15 cents Singing by Bass Clef.-adv. New London members of Phi Alpha Sigma have received invitations from Norwich to be present at the eighth annual banquet of Alpha chapter of the fraternity on the evening of Thurs 1 day, Dec. 26.
 Orange (Mass.) papers mention the work of MT. and Mrs L. J. Roden. bough in staging for the Universalis society "A Day on the Ranch" tht musical extravaganza which they stag ed for the Halle club and Open House club.
 Xmas begonias, the kind that last | Jerusalem cherries, finest in the city | Primroses and cut flowers. Funera l orders artistically arranged. Hunt! Greenhouses, next to Backus hospital Telephone 1130.-adv.
 Senator Frederick A. Johnson hal 1 drawn up a petition asking the South ern New England Telephone compan! l to place an exchange in Uncasville with operators in charge, and grant 1 five cent rate to New London in plac 1 of the 15 cent rate. | Ninteen battlships, with more thai l 10000 officers and men and some $500, 1 900 in cash, have arrived in New Yorl l harbor from the south, to remain ove l the holidays, so that number of tn | Connecticut boys will be able to spen | Christmas at their homes.. All those who have not paid thei 1 personal tax should do so before De cember 20, 1912. After that date tn delinquent list will be made out ant turned over to the prosecuting attor ney as the law demands.-Adv.
 St. Roses hospital for incurable can
 cer patients, formally opened an l blessed in New York Sunday by Car I dinal Farley, was founded and is di
 recte by Rev. Mother Alphonsa (Ros 1 Hawthorne Lathrop), daughter of Ma
 sniel Hawthorne, for a time a resi-
 ant of New London.
 REV. C. Nj. GALLUP
 NAMED AS A DIRECTOi