Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-29
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 4-5s o'clock this evening.
 Many railroad ties are being hauled through Norwich from the woods above Yantic.
 In the center of the city the. beautiful snow had chapged to slush before noon r Several informal New Years Eye par ties. are planned by organizations and householders.
 Grocers and marketmen are featuring extra tempting table supplies for the New Years day dinner.
 The Talking Machine Shop. 24 Franklin Square. is selling victrolas at s1.00 down, s1.0o per week.-adv. | Miss Harriet Reynolds. who is a teach- Ter in Pornfret, is at home in Hamburs for the holiday vacation. { New London lodge, Loyal Order of Moose. is to have watch night party and dance New Years eve. I The going was pretty rough, but the boys managed to get ccasting enough ts | try out their Christmas sleds.
 Sedgwick woman's Relief Corps, of Norwich, is planning a social evening Monday, Jan. Srd to begin at 7:3o o'clock
 Philip Riley of stonington has been instructed to report for service at Coast Guard station No. so at Block Island Jan. sth.
 Snow. rain and slush have helped move the rubber stock which has accumulated during fair weather on the shelves of the shoe dealers.
 Up in Phoenixville Nathaniel Sherman l has timbers nearly hauled for a new building which will be a tenement and grocery store.
 Norwich men have been invited by Mayor Newton c. Brainard of Hartford ! to attend the old state house opening 1T Hartford, Jan. 1.
 Fifty name cards for fifty cents d The Bulletin Co.-adv.
 l At Amston, Mr. and Mrs. Buell. Porter | announced last week the marriage of thei l daughter Lulu and Carlton B. Jones. Jr. Wednesday, December 8, 1920. The Peck library. Norwich Free Acad my. has recently acquired the two vol tunes of Great English Letter Writers, by William J. and Coningsby Dawson
 Miss Deborah Jackson, student at tn l Connecticut college for women is spendin, the holidays at the home of her parents Mir and Mrs. John Jackson, of Durham.
 Thursday evening the 2Srd at o'clock Albert Gaskell of Storing and Miss Eunic Trask of Packer were united in marriag at the grcom's home, by Rev. H. Moore.
 George w Gallup of Noank, who spending the winter in Norfolk Va writes that the climate is considerable warmer than it was in the village Q Noank a year ago this time.
 Commodorel John Eccleston Craven. | S. N, retired who died suddenly Sunday at his home in Annapolis was only 6 years old. His son is Frederick B. Cray en, of 2es Broadway Norwich
 Third Company dance, New Year Eve, s.ate armory. Dancing $50 to Humphreys orchestra.-adv. N
 Teachers from this state are in Wash ington in attendance at the meeting c the American Historical association. Pro fessors and instructors from the leadin schools and colleges in the country wi be present
 Richard B. Marriott & Sons of Once have closed one contract for stone wor , for the State Training school at Mans : field and have two others, still large ones, in view. which will keep Oneco bus : for many months.
 ! The ]. M. Tatem handle factory g : Eastford, is installing mammoth wate wheel in it's mill in addition to the gas oline equipment. Water is plentiful no : and cheaper than moonshine or kerosen, correspondent comments.
 A Sunday school teachers trainir class for the town of Norwich is to ops In the United Congregational chure 1. early In January for a period of te Wednesday evenings. Professor Well of Hartford, is the lecturer.
 At Trinity Methodist church the Watt Night srevice, Friday Dec s1. Is to b gin at 3 o'clock. Addresses will be rhat . by the district superintendent. Rev. WI H. Bath and the pastor. Rev Ernest s Legg. There will be a social hour 10. !, II.
 The Talking Machine Shop, 24 Frank Square. is selling Victrolas at s100 dow
 $1.00 per week.-adv
 Over one hundred of the needy oh : dren of Moosup were guests of | Moosup Girls Club recently and were e tertained by Santa Claus and Christm tree Each child present received a q 1 also bag of pop corn and box of ca
 dy.
 Harold F. Pierce. demonstration
 pathology in the University of Oxfor
 England, has received the additional a
 peintment of demonstrator in physiolo.
 in the same Institution. MT. Pierce is
 graduate of Stafford high school class F 1907.
 At the Norwich state hospital
 Brewster's Neck, Sidney Smith a e4 ye U old Groton borough man. has been sin V 1905. according to the New London T.
 egraph. working seven days a week.
 hours a day. He has been employed
 the big kitchen.
 II Of interest to Norwich, silver ma ing towns. is the announcement that {
 new lines of silverware prepared for | coming season show a pre3onderance
 Grecian designs. A marked improveme p is noted in the plated ware. particulal in the use of non-tannishable metal. r Cemptrclier-elect Harvey P. Bisseil to ask the incoming general assembly allow Deputy -Comptroller F. Ciarel
 Bi@ell to retire under the pension ls = The latter has served a little over
 years. but the law fixes service of i. years ss the limit fer pension applicati \ The United States civil servics co ' mission announces an examination
 soecialitt in tropical agronomy, man
 ~'cms6 up to 70 years of age in States Relations Service Department
 Agriculture, for duty in Hawaii. at
 trance salaries ranging from s1,s0o
 sz,50o a year.
 So great was the success of the D
 of Regional Conferences inaugurated K the ". c. T. U. last year that the dem,
 for twice the number has arisen for
 and ten conferences will be held in c