Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-13

Repairs are being made te the road bed en Chestnut street.
 Telephone service saves time, steps and meney,-AdV.
 The o, P. A. K, of the Second Con- gregatienal church met Friday evening in the pastors study,
 December 13 is St. Lucy's day.
 A few more cold nights ought to insure skating before Christmas,
 The railroads have ordered the put ting on of extra baggage cars to han de the Christmas parcel post busi- ness.
 Five of the Lords Hill Shropshire sheep were shipped Wednesday to E. Victor Chase of Putnam, and one to H. Whitaker of Hallville.
 Fifty printed calling cards for 25 cents at The Bulletin Ofhce.-adv.
 Armenians here, as all over the hundredth anniversary of the inven- ton of the Armenian alphabet.
 Shoppers desiring exclusive gifts should see the exquisite embroideries handkerchiefs, aprons and choice nov cities at the Woman's Exchange-adv.
 New arrival of extra choice Long Island scallops today at Powers Bros. Adv,
 Officials of the New Haven road have issued orders to all conductors that they must report all overcharges made by the employees of the news supply company.
 Today Saturday, District Super intendent Scrivener of Norwich visits the Methodist church in West Thomp- son. Sunday he will be at the North GrosvenordaIe church.
 Committees from Sunday schools in suburban towns, who come to Nor wich to do their buying of Christ mas gifts, have done much to help the Holiday trade this week.
 A Central Village physician, Dr. J. L. Gardner, has recently been elected by the executive board of the Backus hospital, Norwich, a physician and surgeon on the nonresident staff.
 Mrs. Abbott, test medium at Spir- itual Academy tomorrow morning and evening-Adv.
 Inspectors of the various railroads are making the rounds of railroad sta tions with the intention of getting in touch with the justice of the railroad station employees recent demand for more pay.
 Fancy articles, cake and horne-made candy at Catholic Women's club sale Monday afternoon and evening In T. 4. B. hall.-Adv.
 This week District Superintendent George G. Scrivener has been in Bos- ton attending the district superin- tendents' convention. He was present also at the dedication of the new Wes- leyan hall, Boston.
 The short afternoons of the year are close at hand, but the latest morn ings do not come until the latter part of the month. The winter solstice oc- CUTS on Dec. p, the date of the begin ming of actual winter.
 Albert Latimer of Torrington was ordered committed Wednesday by Pro- bate Judge Willard A. Roraback to the state hospital at Norwich He was removed to the institution by Chief of Police Robert B. Newett
 For Sc Santa Claus has a gift for every child at the Catholic Women's s club sale Monday at 4 p. m in T. A. B. hall.-Adv.
 New York papers mention that Lieu tenant General Crozier of Washington, D. C., has joined Mrs. Crozier, who has been at the St. Regis for several days. They were expected to open Mrs. Croziers home the Williams mansion. in New London. later.
 The Tax Collectors office will be open on Saturday and Monday evenings until o'clock to receive al unpaid personal taxes. After Mon- day the 18th the delinquent lists will be made out and turned over to the prosecuting attorney as the law di- rects.-Adv.
 The Rocky Hill Congregational church to which Rev. George A. Spald- ing went from Stonington. has received this week a donation of $1,000 and an other one of $500, thus wiping out it's entire debts. The names of the donors were not disclosed, the money having been given on that condition.