Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-21
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Norwich, Tuesday. Dec. s1, 1920.
VARIOUS MATTERS
he first day of winter

before Christmas
 Plenty more choice scallops for today It Powers Bros.-adv.
 The winter term of St. Patrick's school will close Thursday noon.
 A few men continue work on the state highway in the vicinity of Salem I the family of Alvin L. Corey at Ekonk ,ix children are all in bed with influenza.
 Visitors to Florida are sending home the first of the seasons oranges to friends north.
 A new lighting system in the Lawton Mills at Plainfeld is finding favor with the employees.
 Fifty name cards for fifty cents at The Bulletin Company.-adV.
 Dabolrs Almanac predicts much colder yeat ther and snow during the days pre- ceding Christmas.
 Ernest Godreau, Post 91, American Legion, of Moosup, has elected Carl op- perman commander.
 Travelling sets, $500 to s20.oo at The Lee & Osgood So.-adv.
 Small boys were trying the thin Ice which skinned Huntington's pond' at East Great Plain, during Monday,
 Monday evening meeting of Fidelis class of the Central Baptist church was held with Mrs Arthur F. Purkiss.
 Give her La Vida Vibrator for Xmas The Lee & Osgbod Ce.-adv.
 Pack library, Slater hall of which Miss Helen Marshall is librarian, is open during the vacation from 9 to F m
 Visitors to their shore property Sun dav found much damage done in some instances, following the seva-a ran $ 4orm of a week ago.
 Manicure rollups, s5.50 to $25.oo' at The Lee & Osgood Co.-adv,
 Clair Robinson. who has lived since his marriage on the Townsend place in Hebron, is moving into the house where his parents have lived.
 Christmas buying began in earnest Nondav The. stores were well crowd ed and the anxious merchants began to have relieved and hopeful look.
 Dunbar recital Mckinley avenue, A. NJ E 2 Church. Dec. 23 Admission 20c.- adv.
 Monday was one of the coldest days of the winter so far. In NorWlch the flef- cury dropped below 20 degrees while m Ledyard it was down to 10 degrees.
 A community Christmas entertainment is to be given in Bolton hall Christmas eve There is to be a Christmas tree from which all the children will receive can dy.
 An ideal Xmas gift. Hot water battle s1.25 to $500 at The Lee & Osgood Co., adv.
 There was such bad washout in Holland last week down by the Gilbert farm that the town teams had to haul many loads of earth to make the road passable. AS Leap Year draws to a close, sev- eral informal social affairs are nelng planned. the guests to include college girls and boys at home for the holi- day recess.
 Phone 761 and leave that order for Christmas chocolates. The Lee Osgood Co.-adv.
 A payv.4.e correspondent mentions that Miss Dean Of Worcester, Edgar Leat or Norwich. MT, and Mrs. Wilfred Gin-' gras end son, Leedore, motored to Web ste i, Sunday.
 From savbrook, Mir and Mrs. Charles White and daughter, Mrs. J. W. Watrous, have left for Elkton, Md, where they will spend the holidays with relatives at their former home.
 Many choice Xmas gifts at Woman's Exchange. Order pie and cake. Hot lunch served daily.-adv.
 Many residents of Noank village tired of waiting for coal have purchased air tight stoves and if this kind of weather continues are willing to burn wood 1T order to keep warm this winter.
 According to. a report coming from Bos. ton, since July 1 last the federal authori- ties have seized in Connecticut no less than TOO automobiles loaded with liquol of the value of more than s1,7o0, 900.
 Next Sunday at Trinity Methods church will be observed as Christina: Sunday with Christmas music and ser mon in the morning and a Christmas cantata by the choir at o'clock in thu afternoon.
 Third company dance New Years Eye State Arnory Dancing S30 to 2.-Hum phries' orchestra.-adv.
 Miss Miliie Greenblatt of New Londol was elected chairman of the associated Young Women's Hebrew associations 0 the eighth district at the state distric H. A. rooms, Sunday.
 Contributions are coming in well to tn Salvation Army kettle at the Wauregal corner. Private Ernest L. Mills, il charge of this kettle, served oversea with the 1o3rd Infantry and was thre times in No Mans Land. Plants and cut flowers for Xmas a Johnson's Greenhouses, next to Backu hospital. Tel. 1S10-2.-adv The State Firemen's association is pre- pairing to present to the coming session of the legislature a petition and resou ton providing for the establishment O the two-platoon system in all the fir departments in the state. Order your Xmas cherries, plants wreaths and cut flowers from the Maple l wood Nursery Co. Orders delivered ire of charge.-ady.
 Mary Clapp Wooster chapter, Ney Haven has planned a luncheon to b given at the Hotel Taft. Monday, Jan
 uary 3, in honor of the president -gener | al of the national society, D. A. R., Mrs
 George Maynard Minor, of Waterford.
 The Bulletin readers are advised t
 call on The Plaut-Cadden Company, 135
 14S Main street, when in need of plan
 or Victrola.-adv.
 i In Park church at the Sunday schoe
 service to be held in the church, Sur
 day, Dec. 18th at 4 o'clock in the aft
 ernoon the American Board and We mans Board programme, Following th Star. will be carried out by the mem
 bers of the Sunday school Durand's, Page and Shaw, Park an Tilford and Apollo Chocolates in 1-2, l.
 3 and h. boxes. Order now. The Lt l E 0sertnd Cn-adV