Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-01
VARIOUS MATTERS

] at Norwich Sanatorium. on the West Main street side has been sowed to winter rye.
 l After small tempest Saturday night, piazza weather prevailed Sun day, the mercury standing at 65 de- grees about noon.
 Recent contributors to the Holiday Fund for Norwich State Tuberculosis | Sanatorium are Miss Laura Subert, Murphy &McGarry.
 At Mohegan park, Norwich, Super i intendent Edward A. Smith has put the monkeys, Japanese. silkies and the | peacoeks into winter quarters. 1 The former Lorin A. Gallup resi- denee.s on Broad street, is now oecu- pied by the new owner, Attorney I Charles l.. Stewart and family. Opening sale of Christmas gifts and cards at Woman's Exchange.-radv. The reading room at the Otis h- brary was in charge of Miss Vir- ginia E. Hall, Sunday afternoon. l There were ninety-one visitors. Next year, 1920. has been set aside as Bible Year, for special use and re serence of the Bible, according to 1 an announcement by the Bible society. Holiday buying had started in well when the rain began Saturday. It was difficult for the merchants to keep patient at this climax to a week of unfavorabie weather.
 Connecticut teachers are interested I in the ruling of the New York attor- ney general that teachers pensions are not subject to the state income | tax, but teachers salaries are. Opening sale of Christmas gifts and cards at Woman's Exchange.-adv. Fur men in this state learn that | the second annual dinner of the Amer | ican Fur Dealers association is to take place Tuesday, December g. at the Hotel Pennsylvania, New York. The eonsecration of Rev. John G ! Murray as auxiliary bishop to the i Right Rev. John J. Milan of Hartford will take place at St. Joseph's ea thedral,, Hartford. some time in Jan uary
 Asking s5,o0o heart balm. Miss Sella Gray of Rockville has brought suit for breach Of promise against Charles | Sakalanckis, who. she says, promised to marry her and failed to keep his | word.
 A new organ has been placed ir 1 St. Joseph's church, North Grosvenor- 1 dale, Rev B. NJ. Donnelly. formerly ol Oceum, pastor. and a sacred concert was given by Professor Gilbert, ot Lowell, last week.
 l Christmas sale of fancy articles Dec. ], 2, and 8, Buckingham Memorial Mrs. Hadley c. Gray.-adv.
 Increased pay for all enlisted mer l of both the army and navy has beer agreed upon by the leaders of the mil | itary and naval committees of the house of representatives and ma. come by Christmas.
 American Legion committees hav been appointed to inquire into thu possibility of the legion having tn use of the state armortes and the us of the Soldiers Home at Noroton fo soldiers of the world war.
 When the w. F. NJ. S. meets ii Trinity Methodist church parlor at three o'clock. Friday, Miss Emil Harvey, thirty-fve years a mission ary to India, will speak Mite boxe
 will be opened at this meeting.
 Daisy Eva Vealie, at one time a tel
 ephone operator, and the daughter {
 Mrs. William Vealle of New Lor
 don. and Robert W. Swanton, wei
 married in the Little Church Aroun
 the Corner in New York. Nevembe
 22.
 Sale of Christmas novelties by Mis E NSaude C. Buckingham, 66 McKinle 1 avenue. Monday, Dec. l, and continl
 ng daily until Christmas. Hours fro
 a. m to s.3o p. m. Articles from 2: . lp,-adv.
 Booking agents get news that 1T 7 ereasad sers ;ce between New Tor
 and Bermuda is being planned by ! British shipping company in Ne
 York. The plans include seEni-weel
 ly passenger service. to be started tn
 month.
 Churches in this city will be repr
 sented at the coming conference
 the Interehurch World Movemer
 to be held in Mareuard chapel. Ia F School of Relipion, today (Monday
 Tuesday and "Wednesday, Deeemb n, ? and 5.
 Dr. John T. Black. state health cor
 missioner. may resign. It is said
 has received an offer to go to Wate V bury and become health officer of tn
 city at s5,000 a year. The state pa . him S4000 The last legislature r A fused to raise it to s6.0oo
 Talks to all the scnool children
 the state on the subject of tubere
 losis are urged by the State Tuberc
 losis Commission as part of t health instruction which will be giv ,s by the teachers of the state duri v the first two weeks of December.
 The tax collectors office will be op
 this and Tuesday evenings until 8
 clock for the purpose of collects # the unpaid personal taxes. After Tue
 day, Dec. ?. the delinquent list W
 be made out and turned over to f r prosecuting attorney as the law ( Ik rects.-adv.
 Edwin c. Archibald, arrested
 Deputy United States Marshal Til
 othy A. Mccarthy in Norwich. We S. nesday, is held in the Hartford cou K: ty jail under bonds of $1 900, char 1a 1a ed with having falsely represent T himself to be a deputy revenue c, r. lector.
 The beautiful anthem, Show T
 Loving Kindness. sung at the morni
 service at the United church, Sund
 is by Gottfried H. Federlein, who v to. give an organ recital at the Go V munity House this lMonday) event
 under the auspices of the Norw
 Music association.
 Federal Manager E. J. Pearson :s, the New Haven road system has S, ir 2 circular letter to all officers a employees expressing appreciation .et1 the achievement of the employees d. ~r ing the recent safety drive" WI s" there were but thirty six casualt
 over all the lines.
 Richard s. Hawes, president of American Bankers association, . given out the list of bankers chet
 to represent the associationon the }
 tional Committee of European Fna7