Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-20
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 Windows were frosted, ice formed and the town had q taste of reat wln- ter Friday.
 All cars stop at Fagan's smoks Shop.-Adv:
 Holiday travellers for varied des- tinations are already increasing tain and trolley traffic.
 Many novelties marked down at Xmas sale Weman's Exchange.-Adv,
 Farmers from the suburban towns are receiving good prices for their Christmas turkeys.
 Fish sale Church Bros, Everything eheap.-Adv.
 Carloads of Christmas trees from points in Maine continue to go thros1gh to the New York market.
 Capt Percy Morgan of Mystic, eotln- ty sealer of weights and measures is inspecting scales in various localities.
 MT. H. T. MiHer's Saturday dancing classes omitted until Jan. S.-,adv>
 A former. Salem physician, Dr. c F, Congdon, is at the head of a move ment to have better street lighting in Mystic.
 West Side agency Nobility choco- lates at Ricker's Pharmacy.-adT
 St Paul's Episcopal mission Sur day school at Plainfeld has received 50 juvenile books from St Andrew $ church, Norwich.
 Several of the suburban schools have given the younger pupils special time off to come to Norwich this week to see Santa Claus.
 Fifty printed calling cards for 25 cents at The Bulletin Ofice--adv.
 The close of the week always means a big addition of juvenile visitos to the Otis library. Some of the children spend hours there on Saturday.
 A new sachet, Damascus Bouquet the lasting kind, at Ricker's Pharmacy. adv
 Miss Luna Ackley, teacher at the Center Groton school will spend the holiday season with her parents MT. and Mrs. A. O Ackley of Ledyard.
 Park & Tilford's candy can be sent anywhere by parcel post-at Lee & Osgood's.-adV.
 Yesterday was pretty cold for the Salvation Army representatives to stand by their Christmas kettle on Franklin square, but they stuck to their post
 New arrivals today, choice scaIlops and fresh caught Thames river smelts at Powers Bros. adv.
 Postal railway clerks are due to make many extra runs between New York and Boston for the next few days as several extra mail trains are to be run during the rush.
 A Christmas gift of value to every one in the household every day in the year-telephone service.-adX-
 Tuesday evening at Fort Terry there is to be a big Christmas tree with gifts, in addition to $50 provided for Christ mas day by tsle Army and Navy club, that each child at the post may have a present.
 Order your pies. cakes. plum pud- dings for Christmas at Womans Ex- chang
 Visitors to the a1mshouse of late say that it is like a new place, Supt J. B. Chapman having had all the rooms painted and put in fine and sanitary condition. There are about 80 persons at the institution this winter.
 Medium Guilford long clans, Mum. ford Cove oysters and Blue Points di- rect from Great South Bay today at Powers Bros. adv.
 Announcement is made of the en- gagement of Miss Helen Young of Hartford to Joseph Chamberlain, Jr., of this city. Miss Young is residing in Montville. Mir. Chamberlain is chauffeur for the Thames Specialt 7 Co.
 Colonial Theater changes pictures every day commencing Monday next adv.
 A citizen who was making remarks Friday about his fears of a green Christmas was reminded by a railroad man that there was still plenty of time to get a storm like the last one in Yer mont when 20 inches of snow fell in places.
 Children of all the schools will re- hearSe Christmas tree music this (Sat- urday) afternoon at ? o'clock at town hall Prof. J. H. George, director.-Adv