Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-15
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 Norwich. Monday. Dec. 15. 1913.
VARIOUS MATTERS

suburban shoppers now come to town by automobile
 Fine china and cut glass. Geo. A. Davis.-adv.
 Extra electric lights Saturday even ing gave many of the stores real holiday appearance
 Christmas and New Year cards. Geo. A. Dayis.-adV.
 The mercury stood at 80 degrees Sunday morning, two degrees lower than Saturday morning.
 Santa Claus at Xmas sale, Catholic : Woman's club. from to today. T. A. B. hall.-adv,
 Schools in number of eastern Con- necticut towns will close at the end of this week for the holiday vacation,
 Do your Christmas shopping early and by telephone--ady-
 There were fifty visitors to the Otis library reading room Sunday after noon. Miss Mildred Rogers was in charge
 Postal cards from Col. c. W. Gale, dated at Hong Kong, Nov. 13, have been received here the past week by number of his friends.
 George A. Blake of the Connecticut Agricultural college has left for New Jersey after a visit to Elias Nailberg of Greyrock place--Stamford Advocate.
 Day-Croft line of hand made novel ties Geo A Davis--adv-
 Prominent Connecticut army, navy and national guard men are receiving bids to the famous Old Guard ball, the SSth anniversary. at New York Jan Is.
 An effort has been made by New York men during the past week to se- cure land in Mantle adjacent to Cres- cent Beach for the erection of a big hotel and for organizing a summer colony.
 Wallace Nutting's hand -colored pie lures Geo. A Davis.-adv.
 The Connecticut Mckinley asocia- ton, which has members in this city, will hold it's annual dinner in Bridge port Jan. 29. Mayor Clifford B. Will son of Bridgeport is president of the association
 Ladies shopping bags and pocket books Geo A. Davis.-adv-
 W1tter Bynner formerly of Norwich, has written a one-act play, Tiger in referring to which the Review of the New York Sunday Times said: MT Bynnef's intentions are obviously of the highest
 Bibles. Testaments. prayer books and hymnals- Geo, A. Davis.-adv.
 Washington papers mention that M. and Mime. Catalina (Susan Dimock Hutchinson) are with the latter 2 mother, Mrs. Henry F. Dimock. of South Coventry, who is entertaining hberalfy this season, as usual
 Fifty printed calling cards for 25 cents at The Bulletin Omce.-adv.
 Nathan Bill of Springfield. a nephew of Frederick Bill. of Eastern Point, school a big globe to be used in con- nection with the lessons It measures about seven feet in circumference c. Snyder of Fair street, Pawtuxet, R. L, who died suddenly last week from heart trouble, was the daughter of Mrs. Maria Lewis om Mystic Bur ia1 was in the family plot at Mystic.
 Chahng dishes, coffee percolators, trays and coasters. Geo. A. Davis- adv.
 There has been marked increase in the number of automobile licenses this year which expire Jan. L Re- ceipts in December up to the 10th aggregated $37,0o0. For the same period last year they were only $15.- TOO.
 Buy your Christmas candies at Per k1ns' Candy Store, where you are sure of getting absolutely fresh and pure goods.-adV-
 Many hundreds of dollars were sent Friday and Saturday to foreign coun- tries through the money order depart ment and other renittances will be sent today, the last day in which send CTS can be certain their gifts will reach distant friends in time for Christmas
 Special prices on Christmas mixed candy and folding boxes, for Sunday schools and day schools, at Perkins Candy Store--adv-
 The announcement in Saturdays Bulletin of the death at sea of Dr. James MacAlister, 63, long president of Drexel institute, caused sorrow to those who had heard his brilliant ad- dresses at Slater Hall and to others who had met him during summer visits al WaIcn 7ltL
 A beautiful Christmas tree for chfl- dren. Santa arrives this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Catholic Women's club sale. T. A. B. halls-adv.
 The Central Vermont propellers are carrying such heavy ffeights that they cannot discharge their cargoes at the New London end of the line daily and they have to carry some of the freight hack to New York and then bring 1t to New London again on the next passage down the sound.
 Mahogany trays candiestioks and mahogany scrap baskets. Geo. A. Davis adv,
 Chief Justice Samuel 0. Prentice of the supreme court of errors, a native of East Norwich, has been placed on the retired list of the Connecticut Ma tfona1 guard by special orders issued Friday. He holds the rank of cap- tain. Justice Prentice enlisted in 1879 and was a company commander from 1886 to 1889.
 The tax collectors office will be open on Monday evening until o'clock to receive all unpaid personal taxes. After Monday, the 18th, the delinquent lists will be made out and turned over to the prosecuting attorney