Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-27
VARIOUS MATTERS

Firty printed calling cards for 50 cents at The Bulletin ofice.-adv.
 Sunday, Holy Innocents' Day will be commemorated in the Episcopal churches.
 Many of the visitors iii local homes for Christmas are remaining over the weekend.
 Wolf Den grange. of .Pomfret Cen ter is to hold a watch meeting De- cember 31.
 Rev. H. M. Lawson has been ap- pointed census enumerator for the town of Union.
 Noted terst medium, Mrs. Torrey, at Spiritual Academy. Sunday.-adv.
 Some of the local pastors will an- ticipate New Years by special ser mons tomorrow.
 Tomorrow one minute will be add ed to the days length, which is now only 3 hours, 6 minutes. An Oneco resident, Fred Sherman, has 75 skunk skins nailed on his barn. They are worth fully $500.
 The annual state Normal school cat alogues are being prepared and will be ready for distribution about January l.
 David E. Doyle, who has an ice house at Beebe Farm. Lords Point, commenced cutting 7-inch ice Tues day.
 To rent, rooms furnished, light housekeeping, g Fountain street.-adv. A Central Village correspondent states that Samuel Collins fell Satur- day while visiting in Norwich and broke his leg.
 From Woodbury, Ernest Lowe and c. H. Brown have been in Danielson at the home of MT. and Mrs. H. F. Turn CT for the Christmas holidays.
 The Central Baptist church is plan ming a special musical evening Jan. 4, with solos by Lorue Mac Adam, bar ltone formerly of the Lotus Quar- tette, Boston.
 It is mentioned in Thomaston news that Miss Gladys Bidwell, student at Storrs college is spending the holi- days at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Bidwell.
 Millinery great reduction in prices, trimmed hats and trimmings, A Broadway, Mime. Fournier.-adY.
 Up at West Woodstock Irving Per rin recently fond a five pointed antler and children there are speculating whether or not it is a souvenir of one of Santa Claus reindeer.
 Matthew Bart, 5S. died Wednesday evening at his home in Moosup, fol- lowing short illness with pneumonia. The funeral was held from the Metho- dist church there, Friday at ? p. m.
 Tomorrow Sunday is the Decem- Der communion Sunday for the Holy Name Society of St. Patrick's parish In the afternoon the society members will meet and will be addressed by their chaplain. Rev. Peter J. Cuny.
 According to statistics issued Fri. 1 day, the number of students in ] Methodist institutions has increased and 299 professors have been added to the staffs. The total registration at all Methodist schools is more thar 50 900.
 Help a great cause by makins Christmas and New Year gifts of bonds or equivalent to St. Marys Di, amond Jubilee Fund-adv.
 Fridays Waterbury Republican noted that cards have been received il that city announcing the engagement of Miss Elizabeth Chase, daughter O MT. and Mrs. Albert H. Chase o Norwich to Donald H. Hemingwa, of New Haven.
 | Across the Windham county borde there is no resident physician in tn town of Foster, the sick being care , for by doctors in the surroundin towns. These physicians now an nounce an advance of fifty cents visit after January 1.
 At the closing exercises of St. Jo seph's Polish parish school, Monda noon there were pleasing Christina exercises and the pastor. Rev. Igna tius " Maciejewslli, provided cand, etc, for the 3SO pupils. The schot reopens Monday, January 5th.
 Of course you're coming to the bi social and dance at the State Armor New Years eve, given by Robert ( Fletcher Post and the two Stat Guard Companies. Jazzy music and good time from S.30 until o'clock adv
 Word has been received of the deat of Frank s. Morgan of Poquonnc of Frank S. Morgan, 70, son of Sar ford and Lavina Smith Morgan ( 7 Poquonnoc Bridge, at his home i Spanaway, Wash. MT. Morgan death was due to heart disease. ] A former pastor at Bean Hill Metf , odist church, Rev. W. D. WoodWar who completes his third year of SCI vice at Attawaugan in April has rt quested new appointment. at Il coming session of the annual confe1 ence to be held in Plymouth. April
 Local druggists were apprised ( Friday that iodine prices have bee reduced by the manufacturers, b several other articles have been at vanced. In the heavy chemicals 6 e degree sulphuric acid is higher, b bichromatcs of soda and potash a lower.
 T See the New Year in at the soci 4 and dance at the Armory, New Year eve. Tickets soc, war tax extra. Got music, a good floor. and a good tin to begin the year. Given by the Robe o. Fletcher Post, and the State Guar s-adv.
 The property north of Plainfield VI lage known as Stony Fields has be,
 sold to Mrs. Samuel Wiboerly. T
 house was built about twenty-fi
 years ago by Charles Stead of Nc
 York as a summer residence, and h
 been occupied but little for the pa
 two years.
 The governments pure wheat flo
 in small packages at moderate pric
 designed especially to appeal to t
 consumer who has long been protes
 ing against the high cost of living,
 being put on sale in hundreds of I
 tail grocery stores throughout {
 United States.
 A former Norwich pastor, Rev. . T. Thayer of Hartford, who is taxi
 the place of Dr. Sly as state educ