Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-19
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VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Monday next st. Tnomaz' day win be commemoraked-
 The sending of holiday post cards has started in already.
 Harders Blue Jay So cigars in twenty-five boxes-Adv.
 The Palmer Memorial school closed Friday for the holiday vacation.
 Express on1ces as well as the par, eel post are Keeling the rush of hol- iday business.
 Tomorrow Sunday. December 20. will be observed as Forefathers Sun- day at some of the CongresationaI churches.
 Elmer B. Coon of Pend1eton FIill is still ot work upon the state roads in voluntown, putting them In excel lent condition.
 Best values in rings from s1 to $1oo at Guilds. 56 Main st.-adv,
 The Massasoit Co. and the c. M. Robertson Co. have purchased the Bolles property at Montville from Mrs. Charles Bogue.
 Amos B. Taylor of oid Mystic viii celebrate his n1netieth birthday Sum day. His friends are to send him post card shower.
 No department of the Otis library is more popular than that of music, the copies of sheet music. bound
 Fifty printed calling cards for % cents at The Bulletin ofnce.-adv.
 At MontvfIle autotrucks of the New London Sand Co. are being used by tho Massasoit Co. for carting bales from the station to their plant in OalzdaIe.
 Following the annual custom, the plant of the American Thermos Bot tie company will close at Christmas for the holidays. starting up again Jan. 18th
 Gift gems, those ss.50 guaranteed ladies' watches, 20 year gold filled cases, at Guilds, 56 Main St.-adv. The torpedo destroyer Parker has arrived in New London harbor from the Brooklyn navy yard and anchored off the Ship and Engine Co.'s dock in Groton. Repairs are to be made on the ships engines. Sale of varied and attractive gifts at Woman's Exchange. Order Christ mas pies and cake now.-Adv. Friday was the anniversary of the death of Thomas B. Leahy. and high mass of requiem for the repose of his soul, sung at o'clock in St. Patrick E church by Rev. J. H. Frederick. was attended by relatives and friends The Frantz Premier Electric Cleaner Go. will give a window demonstration at their agency. No; 62 Broadway the Tanning Studios, this afternoon and evening. Call and see it-adv.
 The acting commissioner of interna he holds that stamps must be affixed revenue, has made ruling in whicI containers of wines and cordia1s ana l must be cancelled by the person af' 1 fixing.
 State manufacturers have been noti- fled that it has been decided to hold l the second annual convention of the l National Jewellers Board of Trade 1T 1 the Assembly room of the Merchants association, New York, on January q l g and 23.
 District Superintendent c. G. Scrtv' 1 e1GI IS to De III A1OOuuS IOOdy NOdI' l urday) and will hold the fourth quart l erIy conference in the Methods chapel this evening. He will occupy | the pulpit Sunday morning and ad minister the communion. The inventory of the estate of the late Stiles Judson, former states at- and attorneys. has been filed in the Stratford probate court. It shows that the deceased left real estate valued at $6,450 and personal estate valued at $7S.676.51
 The hockey season opened at Si Nicholas rink, New York. Thursda, Princeton Freshmen and Ponfre school of Pomfret. The Tiger Cub won the game by score of 2 to The Pomfret players were Taylor Fiske, Lewis, Coulter, Olmsted, Willis Jones.
 l Of a former Norwich resident al Abingdon correspondent writes: Rev F. A. Fuller. who, has been i'll wa able to occupy his pulpit Sunday the service being interrupted, how ever. by the flooring near the registe taking fire from an overheated fur mace. The fire was quickly extfn
 "The Permission of Evil and Its Re lation to Gods Plan" Come and hea this interesting subject presented b. o. MagnuSon of Middletown, Conn Sunday at 10.45, under the auspices 0 the I. B. S. A.. at their hall, No. 3 Shetucket St.-adv.
 OBITUARY.