Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11

the cottages Wednesday. Ht t. Dance at State Armory, Willimantic, Saturday night Dec. 11th. 1s2o.-adv,
 In some towns the w c. T. U. is already planning to observe January Is as ratification day with special pro grammes.
 The store windows stocked with hoH- day gifts and attractively. :. decorated show up well during these afternoons of early lighting
 Eat more apples, drink, more water, breathe more fresh air,p is the prescrip- tion of one local physician for those who would keep healthy during the winter.
 The Talking. Machine Shop, 24 Frank lin sd, is selling Victrolas at s1 down, Sl per week.-adv.
 < Fridays drizzle did not seem to damp en, the ardor of the, holiday buyers, who were numerous and hustling. The day was not cold, the mercury reaching 40 degrees
 Schoolmen from this state will attend the meeting of the department of super intendents of the National Education As sociation at Atl2ntic City, February 26 to March 3.
 Straw ride and dance tonight to Col chester. Meet at Washington square at 7.3e p, m.-ady.
 Citizens of Waterford are hoping that some definite arrangement will be made sbyi the town with the city of New Lon don whereby. apparatus will respond to fires within a reasonable distance from the city.
 ,,The Hartford naval recruiting station accepted ten men during the past two days, including Merritt A. Davis of Somers, Roswell E. Aborn, Clemens P. Mataitus and Thomas J. Foley, all of Rockville.
 Meeting, of Froehlichkeit Singing Socie ty Sunday, Dec. F, 6 D. m. Per order pres. Important business.-adv.
 The United States Civil Service com mission annpunces an cxamination to close December 25 for oil gaugeri male 2osto 4o,.years of age, at the Pawnee In dian Agency, Oklahoma, at $1,2o0 te $1,5oo year. !.
 Thes central committee for the state oi Connecticut fo rthe relief of distress in Germany will meet in Concordia hal in Danbury, Sunday afternoon at. three o'clock Delegates from nearly all th' cities in the state will be present.
 Order your Xmas cherries, plants wreaths and cut flowers from the Maple wood Nursery Co. Orders delivered ire of charge-adv.
 These are the days when worried mer chants are heartened by the prompt set tling of bills The Slow Pay whose onl, pang in connection with settling aI account consists {. in drawing check il the biggest drawback to-NbHsiness. In Connecticut as elsewhere, men witt long experience in the woolen industr! fail to recall time when the marke was in so dull a state as at present For this very reason, the situation is ex pected to show some improvement soon
 The Bulletin readers are advised t call on The Plaut-Cadden Company, 135 143 Main street, when in need of plan or Yictrola.-adv.
 Miss Katherine NJ Hearst of Ridge | field has taken up her duties as teache | in the Mystic Oral school. in Mystic l This school of which Walter J. Tucker principal, has an enrolment of about 10 pupils and is one of the oldest schools i the state.
 | :. It is mentioned by Waterbury paper l that large numbers have attended tn l exhibit of landscape paintings by | Albert Thompson, of Mystic, formerly di rector of Norwich Art school. in tn Little Gallery of, the Mattatuck Histor 1 cal society.
 Try our oysters, 7o-so-so cents pc l quart None better in town. Special fo ] Saturday Finnan Haddie h. 25s, Ripper 1 ed T. 4rring lb. 25c. 9butter fish ID. 2ot l mackerel Ib, iS5c, shrimp, scallops an clans. Broadway Fish Market. 40 Broad l way.-ady.
 . Early @lin the summer, the governmer on Fishers Island wishing electric juic supplied it., made representation to Gre tons borough officials, inquiring if it wer possible to buy it from Groton. de i cision on this will be reached soon, g special meeting.
 Miss Margaret E. Dornheim, Rockvil school visiting nurse, has submitted tf following report for November Childre examined, 379; found normal, 119 or to live pounds underweight, 131; mol than five pounds underweight, (son fifteen, to twenty) 12s
 No other gift is more appropriate Christmas than volume of poem Wild Posies." by a native author is
 neatly bound book in green and goi
 containing. poems that appeal to the f fined sense of all readers. For sale Mir McGrath's counter, at Porteous
 Mitchell o.'s,-adv.
 Delegates from Connecticut will alter
 the twelfth, annual convention of u
 Federation of Jewish Farmers of Anne
 jet which will open tonight (Saturda.
 with a mass meeting in the Educatio
 alS,Allianee, East Broadway and Jeffe
 son street, New York.
 In some way the bill appropriatil $35o,00 for the Connecticut Agrict
 turaF College, passed over the gover or's veto at the special session Ia
 Septmeber, was lost. It has just be
 found and now the money will be ma
 available for beginning special work
 storrs. ~ ,
 The Talking Machine Shop. A Fran
 lin sq is selling yictrolas at q down.
 per week.-adv.
 New York papers noted Friday tt = sailing December IS on the Adriatic 1
 England. Mrs. Smith was Miss Kal
 Tjaeder They were married April t
 last. and one of those invited to f wedding was Captain Charles T. Pott : of Norwich. C
 T ' This week at Torrington the ann,
 meeting of the Connecticut and Weste
 Massachusetts Advent Christian Min , terial association was held at the 4 = vent church Rev James W. Davis
 Bridgeport, was reelected president !.
 the board Rev Thomas Feltman Waterbury, formerly of Putnam, alter cd | --. sH