Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-08

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 Norwich. saturdaS, pee.sa s1sfx. n
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 Light vehiee 'iIms.s.ezezeSo Sosesses this evening. Z
 The recent rain. and .vt.d dsseo.n.4sset, the trees practically feade4g.s
 A beautifnl hne oe hazSa.y& bsoas l.
 being exhibited by the sdeslen.
 Noted psyehse. M+as v.zsaersssas. :: ::-t Spiritual Academy. |sunazy:-adv.
 .. Poinsettias and toflser say ;. .cdrast-
 mas decorations. make the seeref fwIn- dows very attractive ~ s'
 Grace circle of the K1nx,s sDsusssssrx.
 Mrs Frank J. AKnE, leader, wUr11ad at
 the Red Cross rooms Ff7aay alter
 noon. 5.=-i. 'ts
 There were abeut aoo rsakaterss toz
 Mohefan Park lake yesterday alter
 noon The ice is smooth and is in fine shape. .--f S%'@a: ,' '' II I
 Dealers in ctfldren'ss garments,
 hats, furs and < shoes never offered more varied lines than. are featured for
 the Christmas trade.
 Men. Hear address by Rev. Amen
 S. Bush, and the singing bv Miss Gray,
 Miss Coiberg' and Hugh Kinder at r.
 M. c. A. rally Sunday at f o'clock -. adv. ,-- Most of the groeers continued shy
 titles of granulated and ~ powdered sugar were obtainable.
 Educational meetings in four towns are announced by. the state board of
 education for next week. including at Woodstock Academy, December 1o. Choirs are speeding up on rebears- served by some of the churches De- cember 2srd, two weeks from tomor- row. ,*sF-7-..: Governor Marcus. IT.: Holeomb is to visit Camp Devens, December, 13, to review the 3o4th Infantry and pre- sent the colors to the Connecticut regiment. ,-r --.- -e When the Newinston, Parent Teach. CT Association met at the town hall Thursday evening". Miss Hayes of Storrs college spoke on Cooking in Our Schools" F-E Several acceptable con.ribntions; to-
 ward the free wool fund were recsiyed Friday by Mrs John D. Hall, chair man of the National League for Wo- mans Service. l. : <; ' prints in full the ecfrcu1Ar; letter ,xad- dressed by Bishop Brewster : to the Episcopal clergy of Connecticut, urg . | ing prohibition. :. x. ~. i A large number, from here will att tend the annual meeting; of the Nor, wich Christian Endeavor Union to be held at Jewett City Consregafi fionai | The Groton committee of the Woman's National Council Of Defense held it's first social for the. submarine
 men Thursday evening at the home of
 the chairman. of the committee, Mrs. G. L. Bilderbeck. 's;,- .:' - - = '.->-,. There IS to be a, meeting of zau in ! terested in the poultry. industry this ! (Saturday) evening sn the superior court at Rockville, to. consider J. the
 most economical poultry rations that l can be fed at present. -. a. Sale and supper of the Universalist
 Ladies' Aid society," Church of the and evening. Dec. F. Sale of useful and domestic articles. Chicken pie l supper, 50 cents.-adv. 7,' . ,-.-:i | A Main Street merchant remarked l Friday that those economical persons who talk of emitting Christmas buy ing this year, should consider that if ] the stores lose patroneEe the clerks suffer as well as their employers Friday evening the ,tfirty-five mem :
 bers of Unity class held. Hbusiness | meeting Tt the Church of the Good l Shepherd, following which sand; wfcheS and coffee were served by the | teacher, Miss Mary E. Rogers. Members east of the Connecticut river learn that the Putnam Phalanx
 has voted to hold their: annual Christ : ] mas turkey shoot December 1Ts--s as
 usual and has also decided to have the annual celebration New Years. If Remember the boys. Camp Dexens, by sending them song roll for their, Victrola- Order through the Piaute, Gladden. Company, and -theY.sw see
 tlIat it is delivered at the cAinp.-adv. In figuring up the years crops. Su-
 perintendenL James B. .,s. Chapman of the Norwich Annshouse finds That on an acre and a. half of. the: farm he
 raised 325 bushels s5of.f potatoes, while two acres yielded soe bushels of. corn. The prize of .sthe Holland County Corn show has been awarded Judger Harrison l.. Hamilton of Ellington The prize was a; Jersey bull ' sized by Jolly Oxford Lad of the herd. and was given by C.. H. Savage of Storrs
 The report of the New York, New Haven, & Hartford -railroad. company and affiliated companies for %tfte ten
 months ended Oct. 31 shows a net in. come of $4,546, ,S9S,. compared with $s,- : 625,5 ,5o9 for the corresponding period @ Thursday evening 4. Charles Amos Johnson, of Norwich, alumni .secre- tary of Trinity College, was one of the speakers at atmee:ing of the New Yorw Association of. Alumni of Trim
 ity college, held at the University club, New York :: '4 -'-e < ,