Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-24
VARIOUS MATTERS

LQiS SNSA4ilSs tf Furs of unusual value and excellence at Macpherson's.- s.-adv. Norwich photographers have had most successful holiday business. Where the snow has melted the grass was showing green, Tuesday. Heads of departments in local stores are putting in long hours these nights. The Gift Supreme-Furs for Xmas from Macpherson.-adv. 1 Those who have occasion to dig find comparatively little frost in the | ground.
 Friday, St. Stephens day, holy com munion will be celebrated in the Epis- copal churches.
 Fifty printed calling cards for 50 cents at The Bulletin ofdce.-adv. Books are, staple Christmas gifts and the sales have been unusually heavy this week.
 In. spite of all hardahips, local bak CTS are getting out some tempting Hooking Christmas cakes.
 A Gift as warm as your friendship A Eur Coat from Macpherson.-ady Christmas day is the one holiday of the year when rural letter carriers make regular deliveries of mail;
 George W. Grinnell,, maintainer of the tower signals about Saybrook Junction resigned to take effect Tues day.
 Good skating has been reported from pretty nearly. all over the state. Ice can be found from five to ten inches thick. Congregations of Methodist church. es hereabouts are planning the GUS tomary watch night services New Years eve.
 Florida Holsters, 35 per lb., Broad way Fish Market, 40 Broadway. .-adb A correspondent mentions that Don aid Brown, a former Deep River young man, has been engaged as chief op- orator at a moving picture theatre in Putnam.
 Yale men in Norwich have received copies of the report of the handling of the alumni fund. Another commu- nication from the university gives the | list of Yale dead in the war.
 The 1920 War Savings securities will be put on sale January l at post of fees and other agencies, the latter of which will consist principally of incor- lporated. banks and trust companies. Tuesdays fog and high temperature took of the winter edge off holiday week, although serving to bring many suburban folks into town who had re- anained home during the colder weath. CT.
 A La Vida Vibrators" for Xmas Why not? The Lee and Osgood Co., adv.
 A Norwich man remarked Tuesda! that, whereas few years ago canar. fbirds were favored as Christmas gifts now he would hardly know where t go to buy a canary, if he wanted bird.
 The period of daylight in Decembe does not go much over nine hours The sun is later in. rising and settini now, but the changes do not vary minute or two within two or thre days.
 It has been reported that the Wat son estate of Eastern Point has bee1 sold by the Morton F. Plant estate t the Belleair Hotel association, owner of, the Griswold hotel at Easter Point.
 Luxurious Black Lynx Scarfs anc Muffs at Macpherson's for Xmas gifts -zadv.
 A Mystic patient, Miss Rose John son, who has been i'll at her home O Water street for some time, has bee taken to the Backus hospital in Nor Iwich, where she will undergo an op eration.
 This season Coventry man, Arche Palmer. has caught nine foxes, seve fred and two grey, three of which wer captured in Bolton; four mink, tw muskrats, one raccoon and twelc skunks.
 Triple StroppersS for Gillett blades. Ask us about them. The Le and osgood Co.-adv.
 On account of the observation ( Christmas and New Years Days, th New York, New Haven and Hartfor railroad following it's custom, wi omit number of local trains ir to and out of Boston December D.
 In the Lyme and Saybrook sectio they are elated because notices hal appeared in the Norwich papers frol President and Receiver Robert V Perkins that the trolley service is be resumed in that section very 500
 Durand's, Park and Tilford's, Pas and Shaw's Chocolates, in 1-2, and
 
 Hartford papers mention that Mi Elizabeth Korper, daughter of MT. ar Mrs. Leo A. Korper, formerly of Sou Wilmington, is spending the Christm; holidays at her home. She is stude at the Shipley school, at Bryn Nav Pa.
 That the movement on woolen goo out of the country is 9. large one, ,aL@ e. buyers who are close to the mills. big and busy season appears to be tl prospect for Connecticut manufactu CTS.
 One of the three Norwich wholesa houses received 30 bags of yello sugar Tuesday (3,o00 pounds) and few days ago had consignment 150 cases of domino sugar, but is n looking for any granulated until ear in January.
 Don't miss it! What? Dance at Ne, ton hall. Where? Westminster, When? Christmas eve, Dec. 24.-ae k At St. Patrick's church confessio - will be heard this Wednesday, afte noon and evening for Christmas Ds Thursday, Christmas Day, will be holy day of obligation and masses " be at 5.Ss. '. g and 10.S0 o'clock, t first and last high masses.
 New London Chamber of 'Col merce has asked the state body protest the proposed plan of the W Department to place New London the Providence engineering distr rela tive to coast defencea. Up this time New London has been district by itself.
 Help. great cause by maxi Christmas and New Years gifts
 bonds or equivalent to St. Mary's D mond Jubilee Fund.-adv.
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