Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-15
VARIOUS MATTERs

Geo. A. Davis--adv.
 Many ties have been assembled at Uncasville, for coming repairs to the trolley rcadbed.
 A farmer down Mortville way. who was blowing a field. Saturday, found the ground entirely free from frost.
 Swan fountain pens for Christrnas presents. Geo. A. Davis-adv.
 Many of the store exteriors are gay with Christmas trees. evergreen rop- iH& and wreatas with scarlet berries or scarlet ribbons.
 Nan Buskirk's choice confections,
 A Noank resident. Mrs. Erastus Rogers. who was seriously injured oy a fall at her summer home at Spring turn home.
 Eastman kodaks, all sizes, for Christ mas gifts. Geo. A. Davis.-adv.
 During Sunday nights rain, the pa- troimeu found puddles 8 and 10 inch es deep in the Pequot and Neptune park sections.
 Most of the long distance milkmen and truck teams come into town these wintry mornings equipped for lantern lighting, as it is not daybreak until nearly half past five.
 Mahogany trays, book racks and smoking sets. Geo. A. Davfs.-adv.
 Tn a number of Connecticut cities, school boards have taken formal ac- make gifts to their teachers.
 
 The Ghree cottages burned at Pleas ant View Friday. including that of clean, not @ stick of wood of any de- scrtption remaining in the ruins.
 Coffee percolators, casseroles and chafng dishes. Geo. A. Davis.--adv.
 The procession to the main post efaee Of persons carrying Christmas parcels to mail was almost contin- uous Monday. Both merchants and mail men note how early the holiday business is beginning.
 Ladies' shopping bags, party bags and vanity bags. Geo. A. Davis.--adv.
 Rev. James A. Mullen $. J., aprefeet of studies of Holy Cross college, Wor- cester, has awarded testimonials to students for their efficiency in studies, including Thomas F. Shea. son Of MT. and Mrs. D. T. Shea, of Norwich.
 Madame Evelyn Scotney and conn peny in r. M. C. A. course tonight
 Mrs. Maria 4 Challenger, who died last week at her home in Windhaxn Center. left a will which has been filed with the probate court of the district. Her husband, George E. ChaI- ienger, is the benenciary under the will.
 Madame Evelyn scotney, soprano of the Boston Opera Co, and three other entertainers, in r. QM. c. A. course to- night.-adF.
 H. A. Richmond, a Norwich student, president of the wesleyan debating council, has announced that the spring debate with Hamilton and Bowdoin will be. on the question, Resolved: That the United States Should Main tain a Materially Larger Navy.
 Sale of. Christmas novelties by Miss Maud c. Buckingham will continue at her home, 6e McKinley avenue. until Christmas-adv. .
 The girls whe are students at Miss Porters school Pennington, will re- turn to town Wednesday when the Christmas recess at the school begins.
 Scuttles and windows blown in, fences and small trees blown down and loose shutters and shingles told Monday the force of Sunday nights gale.
 Third in '. aI. c. A. course tonight at g. The wonderful soprano, Madame Evelyn ScotneH Of Boston, and her company.--adT.
 Post cards were distributed in some of the Connecticut churches Sunday and the partshioners were requested to mail them to their congressman urging him to use his influence in the passage of the amendment prohfloit- ing the manufacture and sale of in- toxfcating Hquors in this country.
 If yeu are using good oyster, try something better-Biue Points or Cape Cod oysters. We have them. Powers Bros, 10 Rose place.-ady.
 Jettrey O.. Phelps, commissioner on domestic animals, has received from George $. Goddard. state librarian, photostat copies of the laws in effect on the handling of beef and pork in this slate in 1908.
 Miss Ruth A. Hamilton will have a sale of Christmas gifts. including nov-
 
 row, at Han1ilton's shoe store. from g a. m. to p. n1.-adv.
 4 party Of stoninEton men, George c. Hallett, Billings Ea5rbrother, George Fl. Hahn, 4. P. Stefensen and Lorenzo Falrbrother spent Saturday at Lantern Hfli.
 Annual communication of St. Ja-nee lodge, No. 2s. E. and A, M., will be held ct Masonic temple Tuesday evening, Dec. 16, at 7.30. Election and installa- ton of officers: yearly reports. A full attendanee Is deEired.-adv.
 Health omcer Dr. J. Torrington Back, now of New London, has re- turned after a trip to JacIsonville, T1A-. where he attended the American Health association congreas.
 Annual Christmas sale Of useful and fancy articles, food, home made candy, 4ce cream and cake, Musical enter tainmerat, Congressional church, Prestcn City, Wednesday evening. If stormy, Thursday evening. Admission &vee.--AAY.
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