Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-20
VARIOUS MATTERS

LillS evening. Norwich florists have plenty of holly and mistletoe in stock.
 Sunday next December 22nd, will be the shortest day of the year.
 Regular meeting White Cross Coun- cil K. of C., tonight.-adv.
 Dealers in books are reporting an exceedingly good Christmas trade.
 Local dealers have an abundant supply of vegetables for the holiday demand.
 Choice neckwear for gentlemen, at Keppler's, 99 Main strN,t.-adv.
 The coming Sunday is the quarterly communion Sunday for the Holy Name Society of St. Patrick's parish
 At New London. the engagement of Annette Keaton Dray to Coddington Billings Pendleton has been an nouneed.
 Mrs. Robert Weeks of Phoenixville has been appointed administratrix of the estate of her brother who recently died in Exeter, N. H.
 Fifty printed calling cards for 35 cents at The Bulletin Oh1ce.-adv.
 At Mantle William Smith of the village. has shot Il ducks in the past few nights, which is the best record that has been reported.
 vee+ oh eeter patriotic woman. Mrs, Cypha Shaillers over so years old, ..4e AIltted 1l4 pairs of socks, and at least 100 wristlets for the Red Cross. Fourteen she's of anchor chain ar rived at the Noank freight yard Mon day. It is intended for the new steam CT Cuyos. There are 12G, feet in a shot.
 The Hicks Memorial School. Tol- land. will hold Christmas exercises in the school hall this (Friday) evening There will be a Christmas tree for the children.
 Men who are remodeliag the for mer Norwich Club house, recently purchased by Charles D. White, are | completing the work of laying the fancy shingles.
 Choice, nec!lwear for gentlemen, at Keppler's, 99 Main street.-adv.
 A flock of twenty evening grosbeaks was seen flying over Moostp late Wednesday afternoon. It is the first l time that grosbeaks have been seen there this fall.
 The diet during and after infuen- "a, Horlick's Matted Milk, rourishing, digestible.-adv.
 A Cromwell young man, Robert Ewald, of the U. S. navy, formerly stationed at the submarine base on the Thames, has been transferred to the U. s. s. Camden. | Right Rev. Chauncev Bunce, Brew ster, bishop of the Episcopal dioceses of Connecticut will visit St Johns parish, Rockville, Sunday morning, l Jan. 12 for confirmation
 See the beautiful gentlemen's neck wear at Keppler's, 93 Main streNt.- adv.
 The New Haven, plant Of the Mar 1 lin- Rockwell Corporation has been mo- tIfied of the cancellation of a $10 00t Browning gun order, which will mean q layoff of men at that plant.
 Resumption of the selling of Rec Cross tuberculosis seals is expected at the ChriEtmas season next year according to an announcement made at the state Red Cross headquarters
 James Campbell S2, dead at Rock. vile, was prosperous farmer and rar the Campbell farm near Vernon, fol many years. Six years ago he re. tired. He was interested in raisins thoroughbred Jersey COWS.
 Page & Shaw's and Park & Tilford': Christmas candy has arrived at Let 2 Osgood 's.-adv.
 So diligently have the patriotic wo men knitted for the Norwich Ret Cross, Mrs. John D. Hall has receive, : socks enough to meet the Decembe , quota of S30 pairs and has a surplu toward the January apportionment. , Thursday morning about 25 Bo. scouts from New London, under tn leadership of Scout Executive r. r Eurdick. visited Mrs. Hardwicks farn in Quaker Hill to gather evergree, for the city's Christmas celebration. Home baking, delivered Order taken for Christmas pies. cakes an plum pudding. Tel. 46S-3, 425 Wash ington street.-adv.
 A lecture by Dr. Frank S. Bunne of Norwich Free Academy is to b given tonight at the Second Congre eationaI church house. New Londoy which will be. the second in 8 serie to be given by Dr. BunneII this win ter.
 As the result of 8 protest whic was forwarded to Director Generf William c. McAdoo last week by com muters on the Ealinv Division it s anticipated that another train will ], ! added to the Saturday afternoon SCI s vice.
 At meeting of Connecticut pi raisers in Hartford this week. th temporary officers named were: Pres ident, A. N. FarnhaM. New ITayov vice president. $. E. Manvarin~ " !, terford; secretary treasurer D. Sullins, Storrs.
 The telegraph operators on the Ne Haven railroad are receiving their ir crease of wages this week. but m = the back pay. Those that are worI ing twelve hours on an eight -hol
 basis and were receiving small pa will make out well.
 See the beautiful gentlemen's necl
 wear at Keppler's, 99 Main street.
 adv.
 The many grangers from about u
 county who were in Norwich for u W Pomona meeting. crowded hotels ar
 restaurants at the noon hour. Maj 7 Of the women improved the chance
 do holiday shopping in the we'll equi1
 ped Norwich stores.
 A southern young woman who h,
 been visiting in Norwich Miss Sal
 Fanny Gleaton, made an address ,k the Equal Franchise meeting held
 Thursday afternoon at o'clock -I the rooms of Miss Edna Tyler, Pla
 building. New London.
 The Mystic Methodist pastcr, Rt
 A. H. NSthee, made arrangemer
 while in Norwich this week to ha = a sub district convention held at t
 Mystic Methodist Episcopal chur, l Monday, Dec. 90. in the interest of t
 Methodist centenary movement. , I Following suspension of meetin
 during the influenza cases, the babi