Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-17
VARIOUS MATTERS

there will be a Htany service in some of the Episcopal churches.
 Mirrors in leather eases. George A. Bavis.-Adv.
 Many from miles around attended a chicken pie supper at Gales Ferry Methodist church Tuesday evening.
 Invitations are out for the marriage and George Oakley of North Stoning- ton.
 Desk sets with brass fittings, George A. Davis.-,Adv>
 Visitors to town comment upon the handsome decorations of the stores and the attractive displays of holiday stocks
 Senator Brandegee will again ad- dress the Mckinley association of Com necticut at it's meeting in Bridgeport January 9.
 Tn the patriotic societies reference was made Tuesday to Dec Is as the anniversary of the famous Boston Tea Party in 1773.
 Handsome Ivory clocks, $1.Oo each George A. DaV1S.-A@V.
 A Northbridge, Mass, correspondent mentions that Sunday at St Paul s church Ellen German of Baltic, Conn, was prayed for.
 Yesterday seemed like a mild day, but 1t was S2 degrees in the morning, and the temperature had only risen to A degrees at noon~
 Handsome cut glass water sets, George A Davis.-AdX
 The state board of examiners of embalmers held a meeting for appli cants Tuesday at the Yale Medical school in New Haven
 The junior branch of the Holy Name society of St. Patrick's parish will re- ceive holy communion in a body at the 7.s0 o'clock mass next Sunday morn ing.
 Supper at Spiritual Academy tonight, 5 to z.30, 15 cents.-Adv
 The United States civil service com mission has caused a notice to be posted in every postoffice warning pos tai employees against activity in poli- tics
 Notices are being posted by the in-  whose income amounts to $3.000 or over must file a statement with the collector before March l.
 Gentlemen's bill rolls and pocket books George A. Davis.-Adv,
 Senator and Mrs. George M. Landers, who have taken a house at IrVington- on the Hudson, to be near their daughters school, will return to their Ocean Beach home about March l.
 One of the prominent men at the re- cent district supertntendents' conven- ton in Boston was Rev. A. J. CouItas of Fall River a former pastor of the old Sachem street Methodist church, Norwich.
 Detectives from Providence came to Brooklyn, Windham county, Monday to interview two young men confined in jail for confessed burglaries in Plainfield. It is possible they may be implicated in other similar breaks
 Day Croft line of hand made novel; ties. George A. Davis.-AdH.
 The city of New London's public Christmas tree, Christmas night. is not to be tree of gifts as originally announced. Waterbury now wants a municipal tree, and Torrfngton has al ready arranged for one Christmas eve on Coe park.
 A former Danielson and Mystic pas tor, Rev. Byron U. Hatfield pastor of the Deep River Baptist church, gave an illustrated lecture in the town hall Evangeline for the benefit of the libra- ry building association.
 Fifty printed calling cards for 95 cents at The Bulletin Office.-adv
 Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm IT, on which the Misses Williams of Broadway are passengers, sailed from New York for Bremen by way of Plymouth and Cherbourg at 1 o'clock Tuesday morn ing, with the largest Christmas mali which ever left the port.
 Leather dressing cases fitted for travelling. George A. Davis.-Adv.
 Mrs Mary AHendar of New London. a sister of Mrs. Thomas c. Ladd, of Portland, fell in front of a Middletown store Monday and fractured her hip. Mrs Allendar who was shopping fell as she stepped out the entrance to the store She was taken to the Middlesex hospital
 Automobile drinking cups. sets of two, three and four. George A. Davis. Adv
 Invitations were issued Monday for the Assembly of Mothers Geese to be held New ears eve at the Mohican hotel, New London. Each of the guests is to represent a favorte character in Mother Goose. One of those in charge is Mrs. Robert B. Chappell (Elizabeth B. Camp)-
 Banta & Vanbuskirk's choice inn ported fruits and ginger--George A Davis--Adx-
 The funeral of James Barrett, found dead in bed at his home in Highland park, South Manchester, was held from his home Tuesday morning Rev. Manning B. Bennett of St Mary's Episcopal church off1ciated Burial will be in Norwich. where MT. Barrett for merly lived
 Rose and sweet pea neckties, rose sprays, rose bouquets, made by Mrs. Carpenter, on sale at Miss clapp's- Adv.
 Writing to an intimate friend in Nor wich. Col. Charles w. Gale states that all China is not converted, as in 8 single small city his traveling party found over 800 Buddhist temples He states that we have no idea of pow erty as it prevails in some of the local :, 1tieS visited,
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