Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-27

 this evening The full; moon appeared Friday evening Following cloudy afternoon. Choirs have begun the preparation of | Christmas musical programs. | Many of the holiday horne-comers are remaining in town over the week end The enumeration of the school chill dren in the town of Holland shows 2so. Mrs. Babcock wishes to rent her furn- ished house to two people. Phone 1s-2.- | adv.
 l Local garage men begin to have calls | for automobile chains, with the advent | of snow and ice
 The 500 feet of new road at Canterbury Plain is completed and extends up to the NJ. P. parsonage.
 | In numbers of churches special offer ing for the Armenians will be made to- morrow (Sunday)
 Times changes are indicated by the fact that fifty years ago this week a big whale was seen inside Race Point, at | Stonington.
 J. Clinton Fitch has sold land trans ferred to Bessie Dawley of Norwich the l Mittinaue cottage on Hill avenue, at ] Lords Point.
 
 Main st., Wednesday, Dec. 1, at 10 a. m-adv. John L. Smith Of Poquonnoc,s who re- cen,ly went to St. Lukes hospital in New I York for treatment, is showing improve ment in health.
 Il Orin Guy of Montville has reported to the New London police the loss of bank book containing four ten dollar bills on Rradiey street Wednesday,. i. wintry weather is proving just what , local business needs. Merchants, who are offering some tempting stocks are look ing for big business today.
 Herb" Smiths orchestra at State Armory. Wilinantic, Saturday, Nov ! 2Tth-adv.
 MT. and Mrs z. B. Bicknell of West . ford have gone to Bristol as caretakers for Dr and Mrs Robbins who expect to spend the winter r Florida.
 Another school building is needed in Croton borough to take care of the First district which in spite of the big Groton Heights school finds it's school population - much congested.
 Adrian Tooker has returned to his :, ome at Saybrook Point and Is waiting .. | fr the arrival of two moose heads iron 7 New Brunswick, where he has been fol : two weeks hunting. E The Talking Machine Shop, A Frank lin su., is selling Victrolas at $l down $1 per week.-adv.
 Roefs of piazzas and ~porchei Q continued covered with snow Friday ant C the mercury did not get above the 8 y degree notch even while the sun shon e during the morning. It is mentioned at Plainfield that MT 5 and Mrs C. A. Jerome and daughter Hel s en Louise spent Thanksgiving with Mrs | Theodore Verdin of Newburgh, N. r., : a sistr of Mrs Jerome
 Plans are progressing at Hartford 10 the inauguration Of Governor-elect Ev eritt J. Lake and the other state officers together with the meeting of the Genera assembly Wednesday. Jan. 5.
 The Talking Machine Shop, 24 Frank lin sq., is selling Victrolas at s1 ooWi S1 per week.-adv-
 Relatives and family friends assiste' at a memorial mass in St = Patrick church Friday at o'clock for Mir. an 1 Mrs. William A. Naughton, sung oy th rector. Rev. John H. Frederick.
 Moos,,n boys. Homer and Rec Grenie1 sons of E. F. Grenier, left New, Tor Wednesday, on a four months trip nortl Y to include Denmark. Sweden and Fir k land. They are on the merchantmen R Ie ron.
 Special. meeting of White Cross Cour :" cil. K. of C., Sunday at 1:30 p. m steiner's hall. s- Second degree.-adv. !. At tie Asylum Avenue Baptist churc Hartford. Rev Frank B. Haggard '' Boston, the new pastor, assumes h Is duties. Sll day, Dec auber 5s suc'h edi1 Rev. Dr. P. c. Wright, formerly of No # wich
 In regard to mailing Christmas pa cels, the post office department is givir s- the usual notice that such words as F not open until Christmas" or simil; words may appear on the face of Il D. package.
 Stamped linen 20 per cent. discoun tie silk, wool for sweaters at Woman Exchange, 65 Broadway.-adv. In the absence of Rev. Edwin H. Ke Iogg, it is expected that Rev. GeorI Corey of Ledyard will preach at the Roa church Sunday morning., the 2Sth M Corey was formerly assistant pastor
 one of the New York city churches President Philip M Howe of RQckvil
 Chamber of Commerce has received tt
 cyram from Gorge B. Chandler, secreta
 e, th Connecticut State Chamber of Cor
 nlerce that Rockville can expect the co
 situation to better itself immediately. = Secretary Edwin T. Meredith of [ ] United States department of agricultu
 may be the chief speaker Of she eveni
 of January 24 in the Hartford State ] mory, at the Connecticut Agricultural a
 Industrial Exposition, which begins .Ja
 uary 21.
 Shrimps, finnan haddies, kippered ht
 rings, scallops and oysters at Broadw . Fish Market, 4S Broadway.-adv.
 The White Ribbon Banner state par
 of the w. c. T. U. records the fact th
 turing the past year, six new unio
 lave been formed and the state memb' ships is over four thousand five hundre
 the years gain in membership bel
 about five hundred.
 A Central Village resident, Geor
 Humes, who wandered away from
 home last week and was found two da
 afterward in swamp, has been taken
 the Norwich State Hospital at Brewste
 Neck for treatment, as he was adjude
 weak in both mind and body.
 The Bulletin readers are advised
 call on The Plaut-Cadden Company. 1
 143 Main st., when in need of a pia
 or Victrola.-ady.
 A joint meeting representatives
 the Young Mems and Young Wome
 Hebrew Associations of the state V
 he'd at tfe Y M. H. A. headquarters N
 Haven Thursday afternoon for the D