Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-12-25
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VARIOUS MATTERS

HAN1OOS NLA i AENO
Merry Christmas to all The Bull
letfn's readers.
Fifty printed calling cards for %
cents at The Bulletin ofce.-adv.
The Episcopal churches will note
the Evangelist.
The custom of providing cemetery
wreaths of Christmas is one that IS
growing yearly.
Dealers say they never before sold
so many wreaths and such quantities
of Christmas greens.
The planet Mercury has not been
visible during December, being on the
opposite side of the sun.
The Otis library has recently ac-
quired H. A B. Bruce's treatise on
Sleep and Sleeplessness.
A full moon and mild weather en-
ticed many buyers to town Christmas
eve, for the last holiday shopping.
P. R~R. scow No. 7o5, coal laden,
consigned to the Edward Chappen Co.
| of Norwich, was towed up the river
Friday.
Renovations and repairs at the res
idence of James B. Mullin on Warren
street have been in progress this
month.
Up at Moosup ice is from four to
six inches thick and if cold weather
| continues men plan to begin cutting
next week.
The topic at this weeks prayer
meeting at the Central Baptist church
| T % -ie-+r,
Luke 2: 10.
Auto livery for holiday festivities,
| 7-passenger Limousine. Telephone
| 1918 3.-adv.
I The Episcopal state committee is
| arranging for missions in the Hart
| ford and New London Archdeaconries
during the week beginning March
| 18th.
The last day before Christmas was
busy one in the stores, although
merchants agree that people in gen
eral have needed the admonition
Shop early"
Dancing Christmas day. T. A. B.
hall, 23O to $50, $50 to 11.3O. Ethier's
enthusiastically.
Mrs. Susan Healy, "a, widow OF
Capt. William Healy, died Thursday
at her home in Groton. She is sur
vived by a son, Capt. George Healy OF
Pleasant street
Army orders issued Friday included
the following of local interest: Capt
H. S. Hetrick, corps of engineers, from
station at Lock 43, Ohio River, Ky.
to Louisville, KY, for duty.
The fixtures and stock formerly
owned by Otto Ferry are now ready
for sale. Inquire ]. c. Worth, Jr., 81
Market street.-Adv.
To avoid delay in the delivery O.
c. o. D. remittances, the address O
the sender should be plainly indicated
on both the wrapper and tag of c
o. D. parcel and the envelope should
bear the street address, post office or.
ders direct. go.
Dancing Christmas day, T. A. B
hall, 2.30 to $50, $50 to 11.30. Either!
orchestra-Adv.
The executive committee of the Nc
kinley association has decided to hole
the annual dinner in the large ball
room of the Hotel Taft, New Haven
Saturday evening, January 20. Elk
President Taft and Governor HolcomI
1 will make short addresses.
One of our best psychics, Mrs. Pet
tingin Conyers, at Spiritual Academ
Sunday, IL and 7.30.-adV.
Mrs. Mary Lacey died at her home
No. Starr street, New London, Wed
nesday night. One son, James Lacey
a daughter, Miss Mary Lacey and f1v
grandchildren survive. The funera
was held Friday morning with ser
vices at St. Mary's church at O'Clock
Santa Claus at Colonial Candy 70
D children. Admission 1Oc. Big pictur
4 program.-Adv.
Her health and mind affected b,
the illness Of her son, Eugene Scran
Il ton, 81, who died at Backus hospita
Monday from blood poisoning follow
II ing an accident at Voluntown mil
Mrs. James Scranton, of Central Vii
4 lage, has been committed to the Nor
wich State hospital.
Dancing Christmas day, T. A. T
f hall. 2.30 to $50, $50 to 1l.3O. Either
4 enthusiastically.