Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-10
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Judge Gardiner Greene of Norwich. is presiding in the superior criminal court at Hartford.
 Itlis rumored that a number of sig nal towers along the Shore Line are to be closed, to reduce expenses.
 With the temperature under 3S de- grees all day Thursday buying of heavier garments got the needed impetus.
 Buy her La Vida Vibrator for Xmas. The Lee & Osgood Co.-adv.
 A. S. Roe's Chance and Change in China is among books recently acquired by Peck library. Norwich Free Academy. William Medley has. returned to East Woodstock from a hunting trip in the Maine woods, bringing as trophies two deer.
 Leave your order for Xmas candy now. The Lee & Osgood Co, -a1v. Wholesale candy manufacturers are prices, in order to improve the holiday sales
 The meeting of Comfort circle of the Kings Daughters, to be held Thursday with Mrs Freelove Miller, was postpon- ed week.
 Engineer Herbert I. Bramble of the early Valley passenger train has bid 1n the Saybrook Point and New Haven To- cal passenger run.
 Dance at state armory, Willimantic, Saturday night Dec. 4th. 192o.-adv.
 Governor Marcus H. Holcomb has ap- proved a reuuisition on the state comp troller for $46,15o to General l. F. Bur | pee for various accounts. It Is mentioned that Mrs. Thomas Nc Gill of Hartford, has returned after | two months stay with her daughter, Mrs | Edward B. 1Iolton, of Groton. ! Pyralin Ivory in sets and individual pieces. All guaranteed genuine. The Lee & Osgood Co.-adv. | At TollaId Oscar A Leonard and son, Rufus J. Leonard, have solo seven Dutch Belted cows to go to the farm of Dr. J. G. Dupuis, of Miami Florida. | Visitors will begin to arrive at the 1 homes of local Jewish families tomorrow l (Saturday) for the Feast of Chanukah, which will begin the following day, 1 Runsmage sale to be he-i at tke Buckingham Memorial. Saturday, Dec. H. at S.S0, by Sigma Beta Phi Sorority. l-adv.
 At Old Lyme. Charles Mitchell and John Niles are building a dam for the man who bought the Dean place on the Noc'-. to flood the meadow for an ice pond.
 | A new course, obe known as "scienct applied to industry" is to be provided at the Sheffield Scientific school at Yale according to an announcement made thii week.
 Twinplex Shoppers, the machine tha makes the Gillette worth whla. Ge him one for Xmas. The Lea x Osgool l Co.-adv.
 Light as it was. Thursday mornin' snowfall was sufficient to prove tha winter is a reality For time the walk were icy enough to demand caution |, travelling. The district schools of Coventry vii close. December IT for the holiday reces and will open again January 3. Tn enumeration of the schools in the nort parish is 123
 , Entertainment in Norwich Tow l chapel tonight. D. m, by Harmon : class and MT. and Mrs. Maurice E. Wal len. 35c.-adv.
 Some horse-drawn vehicles still travt : abount the city and along country road : after dark. without displaying the light : required by law and are constant dang
 CT to other vehicles.
 In Noank at the December bushes t meeting of the Noank Fire company tw = new members were taken in. The annu;
 election resulted in the reelection [ , Chief S. B. Patterson.
 For the mid-week services of the Uni 7 | ed church, the pastor, Rev A. H. Al bolt urged earnest meeting on the ne1
 few Thursday evenings, to get the stin
 ulus of the Advent season.
 An interesting collection of basket well adapted for gifts May be seen Kimballs Textile Shop. Prices from : cents up.-adv.
 The Womens club of North Grosveno
 dale held it's December meeting Thur
 day afternoon at the home of Mrs. by, Elliott There was a Christmas trt ;. with gift for each member. o At at meeting of Rockville lodge, U B. P. o. Elks, Thursday evening, Di o trict Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler JoI U A. MoArthur of Hartford paid his c o fcial visit A class was initiated. The Bulletin readers are advised n call on The Plaut-Cadden Company, 13 14S Main street, when in need of pia1 n or Victrola.-adv.
 Thursday evening at the Central Ba U tist church prayer and praise service. t topic was The Baptism of the Ho O Spirit" Mary, chapter 1, Rev A. F. Pu
 
 choir under Prof. C. D. Geer, was he
 later.
 n Three recruits were gained at the arr recruiting station in Hartford, Wednt n day, including Alfred D. Ayers and W. V lace E. Newman of Holland, each enlist n for three-year terms at Fort Stron
 Boston Harbor, for duty in the coast n tfllery.
 = Don't miss the musical treat, K IO c. home tonight-adv.
 Cards have been issued by MT. a
 Mrs. Albert H. Williams of Fran
 place. Norwich, announcing the m; ,d riage of their daughter, Miss Ed AN Marilla Williams and Hibbard Norm t. A'evan4er, Saturday, December 4.
 Norwich.
 The Home Missionary society of Ps church is collecting it's apportionment 3,3 $500 to carry on the work planned
 the Home Missionary Union of the sts
 Each church in the state is asked
 a definite sum to pay salaries and s2 the schools.
 Regular meeting Mercier Assen,i sh No. F. c. L. of C., Friday evening, [ 9th, St1 Anne's rooms, at s o'clock. :
 nual election of officers.-adv.
 Mrs. George Maynard Miner, of '
 terford, president general of the Nati
 al Order of the Daughters of the An
 ican Revolution, addressed meeting 70, Esther Stanley chapter D. A. R., of ! ' Britain, Thursday afternoon, at the ht of Mrs Charles H. Parsons.
 Eastern Connecticut drug men lear
 from trade papers Thursday that oh
 imported goods continue to force D - reductions in fine chemicals. Low T.
 of foreign exchange permit their imp
 1 finn and sale here chaaner than i