Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-30
VARIOUS MATTERS

Norwich State Tuberculosis Sana- torium.
 Local housewives would appreciate more plentiful ration of sugar as a New Year gift.
 St. Thomas of Canterbury (Themas A. Becket) was commemorated in the church calendar Monday.
 The mercury did not rise above 30 degrees during Monday. All the germs seem in line t9 be well frozen. On some of the hiily streets there l is a good foundation for prime sleighing, in the event of another snowfall
 Plans are being made for memorial meetings Tuesday, January 9th. the 1 first anniversary of the death of The odore Roosevelt.
 A book of interest to young people | just listed at the Otis Library is l Isaacs' Storied Games; a series of 12 hmusical games with stories. z See MT. J. r. Conway at Wauregan l House this week relative to A. l.. Sayles & Sons company preferred stock.
 MT. and Mrs. Nathaniel s. Brown of i Norwich have announced the engage ment of their daughter, Grace to l James Huntington Warrington.
 A correspondent mentions that Miss Annette Baker of Bolton was a hol- day visitor at the home of Mrs Thofnas Finnegan of South Manches- ter.
 It was announced Monday in New York, that contributions of more than $100,000 had been received by the American Relief Committee for Ger man Children.
 MT. and Mrs. Kenneth Muir (Minnie M. Kihd) formerly of Norwich, are having a handsome house erected or Phillips avenue, New London, for theil own occupancy.
 New Years day. the Feast of the Circumcision of Our Lord, q holy day of obligation, masses in St. Patrick. church will be at ,, and o'clock the last high mass. The coming Thursday morning, Jan 1 1920, at s o'clock, the United Con r gregatiohal church is to hold New Years morning prayer meeting. Thi service will last one hour.
 Help a great cause by malzfn; Christmas and New Years gifts O bonds or equivalent to St Mary's Di amond Jubilee F'und.-adv.
 St. Mary's Star of the Sea Tota Abstinence Society of New Londo has planned a watch night party, en tertainment and dance for the societ members and their friends.
 The Coventry Fragment Societ cleared about $40 at it's Christmas sale. 1t was impossible to give tn entertainment on account of the ex , tren1e cold and this will be given la J ter.
 During Sunday, Rev. Albany Shit Gypsy Smith) the evangelist, and hi wife were in Norwich and MT. Shit gave an interesting talk to the Men 1 Bible Class at the Central Baptis I church.
 A large quantity of food package of uniform size will be shipped fror this country to destitute Jewish fam t4es in Poland by the joint distribu ton committee of American Funds fe Jewish War Sufferers.
 Faith Trumbull chapter, D. A. R. ( Norwich, Mrs. Elisha F. Rogers re gent is joining other Conneeticr ? chapters in the effort to insure tn ? election of Mrs. George Maynard MI 1 nor, of Waterford, as National presi {. dent-generaL
 I See the New Year in at the soci; z and dance at the Arnory, New Year ) eve. Tickets Soc, war tax extra. Goo music a good floor and a good tim to begin the year. Given by the Robel o 0. Fletcher Post and the State Guar J adv.
 The third annual holiday fund raise }, for the Norwich state tubercuIos , sanatorium through the energetic e l, torts or Mrs. Frederick A. Bynes ar Miss Mary E. Richards amounted A,021, double what the fund totane last year and the year before.
 The morale division of the navy wi take over all huts and welfare wol 5, on navy reservations Jan. 1. Work " the Red Cross will be continued b1 the morale division will take the plai of the Y. NJ. c. A, the Knights of c, lumbus and the Jewish Welfa
 Board.
 Polish residents here learn that
 shipment of clothing, shoes and foo,
 stuffs valued at $300.000, will be SC
 this week by Poles in this country IA rFlatives in Poland. More than s Ie 0OO 900 worth of supplies have alres, r. been sent to Poland by the relief o , ganization.
 c.l At Trinity Methodist church. f
 
 day school is set for Friday. .Janua
 ?, at o'clock. Christmas music re 5- itetions, exercises and refreshmer 1l have been planned and a tree wi
 gifts for primary department and t
 cradle roll.
 Miss Mary Bowers, daughter of \
 and Mrs. John M. Bowers of, Tollar i. and George Mulligan of oHartfo dT were married in New Haven Decel
 Der 20. 1919. Miss Bowers for oy
 a year has been employed in the a
 iutant generals department, Was
 ington, D. c.
 Holiday time makes no change
 the schedule of Dr. Hugh B. Cam ~. bell who holds his free tuberculo clinic at the United Workers hou
 Norwich, this (Tuesday) evening 7.SO, at New London Wednesday ternoon, and next week Wednesd M at 7.30, at Willimantic. r While Rockville republicans : E asking Judge William M. Maltf K who will sit in the Holland cour E superior court this week, for K count of the votes for mayor ifi third and fourth wards, the den
 crats are going to insist on havi
 the votes counted in all four wards.
 Friday afternoon, when the V
 mans Home Missionary Society H Park church holds it's January me IL ing in the parish house at S.30 o'ele led by Mrs. S. H. Howe, there is to z a talk by Mrs. D. l.. Rhone on
 Experience in the South Sea Islal = in mission of the American board In common with 32,0OO of the as
 ciate employees in other cities tn Norwich employees of the West,
 Union Telegraph Company who h
 been six months or more in the s
 vice of the company will particin