Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-11
.Gl1e Bnllstin..
 Norwich, Thursday, Dec. Ii, 1919
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 5 Relatives have requested months mind mass at St. ePatrick's church on Saturday for John Looby.
 Powers Eros. headquarters for eelsl fands opened long clams.-adv.
 Weather records for November show that the rainfall was nearly double and also above the mean.
 Dabollis Almanac promises a stretch of fine winter weather up to Wednes- day next. when snow is predicted. /
 By a typograp phical error Wednes- day Mansfield Center head was put over the news from Mansfield Depot.
 Fifty printed calling cards for 50 cents at the Bulletin office-adv. | At New London, Mary L. Sheridan and others have sold to Albert Pa quatte and Francis Leblanc lot and buildings on Bank street. | The duck hunters in the shore towns | have had good duck since the cold ! spell came in. The game have come On shore to avoid the cold winds on l the Sound:
 The members of the New London Medical. association are to meet on Thursday Dec. IS. for the purpose of revising the scale of prices for pro fessional services.
 Dealers claim. that so large has been the call for candles this year, principally for decorative purposes, that 1919 sales have quadrupled those of any previous year.
 Selling agents for woolen mills here as elsewhere have about the same story to tell regarding fine yarns. They appear to be scarce with prices mounting to record heights.
 New arrival Cape scallops, choice mackerel, sea trout and eastern hali- but at Powers Bros.-adv.
 The Misses Larrabee are to enter tain the members of Anna Warner Bailey chapter, D. A. R.. at a tea, at their home, in Groton, this (Thurs- day) afternoon. Dec. Il, from 2.30 to D.
 The state chamber of commerce is to ask all the local bodies to ion in | urging the state highway department to keep the trunk line highways clear of snow during the coming win | ter.
 In spite of a late season due to the rainy weather, Norwich fur deai iers are elated over their big sales, buyers purchasing to get in ahead of ad- vanced prices when real cold snap arrives.
 A former Westminster pastor, Rev. w. R. Raymond. the new pastor of the | Higganum Congregational church. has moved with his family to that place from Haddam Neck where he recently preached.
 It is announced from the various manufacturing centers about the state that the supply of coal is good and that Connecticut will be able to deal with the fuel situation for at least two months.
 1 Franklin Chapter, No. i, R. A. M, works the Royal Arch degree at Ma sonic Temple today at 1. 2.30, 1, and S.30 o'ciock.-adv.
 Coupon Liberty bonds now in the hands of owners of those securities Iare temporary ones to be exchanged lat an early date for the permanent bonds that have all subsequent cou- pons attached.
 The petition at the Essex drug store
 to- the general utilities commission
 asking to have the Shore Line Electrit
 Railway cars resume service in tha
 section has already received a large
 number of signers.
 Records of the state game commits
 sion show that 5000 hunters Ii.
 censes were issued during the oper
 season this year, the lar. .A3st number
 of licenses issued in any one season
 in the history of the state. . Christmas shoppers visit Woman
 Exchange for varied assortment o
 handmade gifts and cards Hot luncl
 and afternoon tea served.-adv. The National Convent on of Stat 5 War Historians will be held ill Cieve Q land from Dec. 29th to 31st. Govern or Holcomb has appointed State Ii I brarian George $. Goddard % repre- sent Connecticut at this convention = Regular meeting Division ?. A. 0. H - will be held this (Thursday) eveninl . at o'clock. Election of officers. Al 2 members should te rresent-adv q The war bureau of Hamburg has SC D out two rows of hardy maple tree : along the highway between the resi- e dence of James L. Lord and sthe vii | lage as a memorial to the boys of tn : town who were in the countrys ser vice.
 Local families having boys on tn D ships learn that the main body O the Atlantic fleet will leave caster
 seaports for Guantanamo, Cuba, Jar
 3. The flagship Pennsylvania, fiy.n
 the flag of Admiral Wilson, will lea
 the feet The trial of Luman c. Beckett. for
 merly of New Britain, now in pr.so
 in Vermont. for the murder of Charle
 A. Taft in New Britain in March, 191 g will take place in Hartford in Marcl c Beckett was arrested once by the Nor P wich police.
 South Coventry's prominent sum
 nler resident, Mrs. Henry F. Dimoc has issued invitations to a large din ner party at Washington this (Thurs 's day) evening. in compliment to ez-A'
 torney General and Mrs. George V
 Wickersham. C Mrs. Jane Beebe, S5, widow of Ca
 leb sherman Beebe, who d.ed at ht V home In Millington last week. leave six sons. Sherman A. and George :, Norwich. Robert L. and Frederick - Moodus, Clarence of Colchester, ar .xx x Charles of Quaker Hill. Is In order to procure a Victory but m ton from the New Haven navy rt n. cruiting station, mans dischar, le must be presented in person or mu 0, accompany his written request A
 discharges forwarded by mail will l l. returned with victory button. ie
 r New express packing rules went il le to effect Wednesday. All express sllil
 ments over twenty-five pounds mu
 be forwarded in wooden containers
 cartons bearing the boxmakers' ce . tificate as to strength and size rt n quired by the American Railway D.
 press Company.
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