Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-17
Il1e Bullstin- Norwich, Wednesday, Dec. 1T, 1918
VARIOUS MATTERS

'Ss <AlACC Wdo III LllO church calendar Tuesday.
 Fifty printed calling cards for 50 cents at the Bulletin office.-adv.
 Hardware dealers bought skrtes, sleds and snowshovels to the front, | Tuesday.
 Tuesday afternoon the prayer meet ing at Bushnell chapel was led by Mrs | c. c. Treat.
 Most of the Norwich stores have | added to their force Of clerks for the I holiday season.
 Connecticut silk and ribbon manu- facturers are already receiving most | important spring orders.
 The fall tern at St. Patricl's parish i school ends Friday. The winter term opens Monday, January 5th.
 Elisha E. Hall of North Ston'reton is soon occupy the far-1 at wel1s- town. R. T., vacated by ". S. Mac Donegal.
 A Mystic patient. John w;1son. is at the Rackus hospital, Norwich, guf- ferinR from a serious attack of ganerene.
 While dea1ers reniort a good trade 'n staple, useful gifts, they say that the call for the merely ornamental was never better.
 When the wo,,ar's Home Mission ary society rneets Friday afternoon at l the United chu~cT work will be done for the Red Cross.
 The parcel-laden crowds leaving town on the afternoon cars Tuesday indicated that rnanv had been doing their shopping early.
 | DeIeeates win ette,d the New World Movement meetine of the Rantist de- nernination in Talvarv church, New Haven today Wednesday,.
 Persons who visit the woods for | Christmas greens or trees are ohIieAd hv law to obtain the consent of the owner of the land where such trees or greens grow.
 If the weather is favorable many city owners wi1I visit their country homes during the next for+uieht as most of the city schools close Friday, to reopen Jan. 5th.
 Seven additional na0oes have been placed on the Rockville -vernor Honor Roll this pact week. The board is now practically full and has room for but few mare names.
 The estate Jeff hv tIoA late Edward Mnhi of Fa-+Fn-d and Wa+arfo-d was valued at san 257.S2. He left a 2o-aore farm sitratAd in the towns of Can ton and New Hartford.
 The census eruroera tior7 vvE,icE1 fe- e'ns Tar 2, rrusf he cn~op1et4d i1 eAu- eral within 30 days. The err-o era tion of the cities and 1aroer towns must he completed within t5 days. While the holidays ot the Feast o+ Chanoukah. which hesa1 at errrsA+ Tuesday. will bring Few visitors +r local Jewish ho-res, unost of the wis itors will wait for the general holi- days later.
 Donald Brown of the Post road Westerly for1ner onerat1~ of the at Putnam in inc Victory theatre which is d'~e"ted nv Manager Albert formerly of Westerly.
 4 for-re- as-is+ant editor of Tr4 bulletin, Dr. Fdruard Haearoan iTa'1 eacretarv of the T'stori~aI and Scen'r Preservation society is. one of those opposed to the rIan for a stadium ir Central Park. New York. The minutes of the 1A7+h Anrive-s. arv of the Storinoton Tr,'nrl ascot. ation. held with the Third Nortr Storineton Bantist chu~nh. June t and 1S. have heen d's+~'huted to the churches in the associaation. In accordance with tradition whirf gave a poor reputa ton to Safurdav E new moon, the new rnoon caroe Satur iav, Nov. g. The he1iAf based on tn. old saving is that the foi1owine montl will have unusually bad weather. The United States Civil Service co-rrnission announces for January and February 1S, an exarinaation fo
 accounting clerk. Vacapcies in th' Interstate Cornrnerce co"'T''ssiou q
 s1 500 year will be filled from thi ' exaninaation.
 The number of gir1s who have dts appeared or rIIn away from thei homes in the United States d'I~ine tn, last year will apurnxi1ate 69.0o0 ac
 rnrding to statement issued by tn
 Travellers Aid society, which has ;
 Norwich branch.
 This CWedn~sdav) morning at
 Naueatuck, an anniversary so'er7' z requiem high mass will he ce'ebra te'
 Tor the repose of the soul of Rev. Joh'
 cooney of Grosvenordale, a brother e
 Rev. Thor-as Coorev pastor of St
 Francis church. Naugatuck.
 There is renorted a snaa11 decrea s
 in the number of telephones in NAv 3 London, accounted for hv the fact tha
 during the var New London enjove
 a. growth of mushroom rapidity an
 is now slowly returning to norma
 conditions in business way.
 Hon. Joseph E. Willard of Rich
 mond, Va American anbaesador t
 Spain, who Is a cousin of Mrs. H.
 Farnum, of Norwich has for his sec ! retary, A. B. Harrington of Westerly Thev sailed Friday from New Tor
 for France o nthe George Washington
 Railroad men hereabouts were grat fled Tuesday at the news that. unde
 an agreement between the Rai'roa
 administration and the four brother hoods Of trainpen and e1e'ne-"e' tire and & half for overtime in sio' freight service will become effectiv as of December 1.
 It is noted that at the NationS
 Academy exhibition in New York ther
 Is a Blakelock landscape which is or
 of the pictures beloneing to Henry V
 Rangers collection that came to tn
 Academy when MT Ranger the Ne
 Tor kand Noank artist, died, as tn
 foundation of Ranger fund. ' The third annual meeting of tn American Association of Teachers { 1 Spanish will be held in the law scho'
 of the George Washington unlversit
 Washington, D.. C., Dec. 27. Mis
 ClemenUue Jordan, of Norwich
 successful Spanish teacher, is anon -I those eligible to attend the meetin
 VII! Sing From Spanish Opera.
 Miss Loretta P. Higgins of ?.