Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-22
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Oncial winter begins at 5.OS this aft ernoon.
 Crowded stores and brisk shopping was the rule Tuesday. Hurd.s Stationery in handsome boxes. Geo. A. Davis.-adv.
 The Sunday School festival of Christ church is to be held at 4.S0 Friday afternoon.
 Duck hunting about saybrook Point past few days.
 Coffee Percolators and Chafng Dish es, Geo. A. Davis.-adv.
 The demand for fancy boxes for Christmas gifts is proving profitable to the box shops.
 Sunday is St. Stephens day and will be noted by special services in the Episcopal churches.
 Standard Books in fine leather bind ing, Geo. A. Davis.-adv.
 There is to be a community Christ mas entertainment and social at the Bolton hall Friday evening.
 At Chesterfield, Max Hershman has closed his hotel and has moved to New York where he vii spend the winter
 Eastman's Kodaks and Brownie Cameras, Geo. A. Davis-adv
 Women in the country who made bayberry candles this fall are selling them at good prices for the holiday trade.
 The Christmas masses in St. Pat rick's church will be at 5.30. 7.30, and 10.30 o'clock, the first and last being high masses.
 Books for Boys and Girls, splendid line, 25c. Geo. A. Davis.-adv.
 Nearly six inches of ice is reported in and about Colchester and many of the icemen are thinking of starting to fill their ice houses.
 At Christ church Tuesday morning, the rector Rev. Richard R. G1Sham, officiated at the celebration of holy communion for St. Thomas day.
 Fifty printed calling cards for 25 cents at The Bulletin off1ce-adv Organists and choristers are remind ed to send their programmes of Christ mas music to ThS Bulletin in good time for publication Friday morning. The Sunday school of the Uncasville Methodist church is to have a short entertainment in the vestry Friday ev- ening, followed by Christmas tree Patrons of rural routes will receive their mail as usual Saturday, Christ | mas being the only holiday on which | R. F. D. carriers are obliged to drive | over their routes.
 Electric Table Lamps and Brass | Reading Lamps, Geo. A. Davis.-adV. | Rev. Henry W. Hubert, pastor ot 1 the Groton Congregational church ant Mrs. Hubert, will welcome the people 1 of the parish at reception at the new parsonage on New Years day. l When the Loyal Temperance Legior met at the Willimantic almshouse Sun l day afternoon, Mrs. L. G. Fields, o1 1, Norwich, gave a talk on the Christ. | mas Spirit All the Year Around" i Van Cuskirk's Crystalized Fruit Received today. Geo. A. Davis.-adv I At meeting of the trustees of tn, New London Vocational school Mon i day, in Judge Alfred Colts office, Will /! jam T. Hopson was elected presiden to succeed Walter Learned, deceased 1 The December criminal term of tn ] Middlesex county superior court open | ed in Middletown, Tuesday Sfternool l at 2 o'clock with Judge Milton H Shumway of Danielson on the bench i Wallace Nutting's framed Pictures
 soc, S1.00 and $1.5O, Geo. A. Davis.- adv.
 |I Mrs Edward Klespires who die Saturday night at Coventry of hear
 born in Germany. She leaves her hus
 band and one daughter, Mrs. Swart
 of Manchester.
 A Central Village resident, Georg
 Craft, has received a letter fror
 President Wilson's secretary, thankin
 his for a congratulatory letter, writ
 ten in verse and sent to the presi
 dent by MT. Craft.
 For Christmas gift, a box c Krohn's Special cigars will satisfy an
 smoker.-adv.
 New quarters will be secured for tn ] "n1Cn IS now 1n tn
 Grot0n power house soon after tn
 opening of the new year. A suitabl place has not yet been decided upol but it will be near the ferry. . Mrs. John G. Colgrove of III Con necticut avenue, New London, an nounces the engagement of he daughter, Marion N. Gracey, to Donal
 W. Tobin of Swamton, Vt, editor an manager of the Swanton Courier
 Fine Cut Glass and Lenox Chin
 Very choice for Christmas gifts. Ge
 A. Davis.-adv.
 Work on the new streets at Lord
 Point. which has been going forwal y this fail under the direction of . Vito of Thompson, has been discol
 tinued on account of the cold wealth
 and will not be resumed until sprin Mrs George D. Allen of Mantle ft D down her cellar stairs Sunday mor1 \ ing and was so badly injured that
 will be some time before she is ah | to get out She was found by MI