Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-20
VARIOUS MATTERS

evening.
 Fifty name cards for fifty cents at The Bulletin Company.-adv.
 The almanac winter begins tomorrow, the 21st, at 1o.17 D. m.
 Get spray of istletoe from Hawkins the Florist-adv.
 The heavy rains of last week have left meadows in many places still food ed.
 Some novel electrical decorations for Christmas trees are being featured by Norwich dealers.
 Farmers are taking advantage of the condition of the land, which is free from frost, and are blowing.
 Travelling sets, s to $2o. at the Lee & Osgood Co.-adv
 Trinity Methodist church is preparing for the customary watch night service, Prodigy evening, December 31. W. H. Goodgeon has been appointed official watch inspector for the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad. The flowers in the United Congrega- tional church pulpit Sunday were in ] memory of Rev. Dr. L. L. West a form l CT pastor.
 Manicure roll-ups, sS5o to s25, at The Lee & Osgood Co.--adv. The Sistare Brothers fof Noank, have i decided not to haul out the lobster boat Hope for while, as they are doing well in otter trawling. | The Connecticut I4eas .of Women voters will be formally launched about l the middle of January at 8 mass me citing ] to be held in New Haven.
 reduction on all motorcycle tires at | the Norwich Cycle Co., Main street. adv.
 At New London. Henry R. Bond. Jr., and William F. Curtiss have sold tracts of land on Montauk avenue to Lawrence Y. and Lillian W. Spear.
 Give her La Vida vibrator for Xmas. The Lee & osgood Co.-adv.
 memorial mass for pr George A. Comeau has been requesttd at St. Pat rick's church Wednesday by White Cross council, Knights of Columbus. Saturdays weather favored the mer- | chants, who were encouraged by the in creased volume of holiday trade Good business is looked for this week
 During Sunday afternoon. the reau. | ing room at the Otis library was in charge of Miss Magic T. Stamm. There were one hundred and twenty-four visitors 1 At the Central Baptist church Sunday at 6.3o D. m. at the B. Y. P. U., the leader was Robert Sage, with the topic The Spirit of Generosity. II Cor. 9:e- IS.
 Towering plants and goldfish on dis play at Hawkins the FIorist's.-adv.
 pr. valeria H. Parker of Hartford who is the new director of the depart ment of social morality of the Nationa w. c. T. U., has spoken before Norwich audiences.
 Give him a Twinplex stropper for hi, Gillette razor. Improves it 100 per cent The Lee $ Osgood Co.-adv.
 The Ship & Engine Company, a subsid iary of the Electric Boat Company, ha not let any large number of empIowe go from it's Groton plant, and up to dat employs $50.
 Captain Charles Jenesen, who has beeu in East Boothbay, Me, overseeing tn constructing of a new yacht of whic he will have command has returned t his home in Noank An ideal Xmas gift, hot water bottle $l.25 to $5, at the Lee & Osgeod Co.-ad7 , There is a proposal on the part o prominent Connecticut citizens to estah fish chair of government at Harvar college in memory of Governor Jonath } Trumbull, of Lebanon. The post office substation in the Thay CT building, Franklin square, in charg , of James L. Tourtellotte, was appreciat ed by many senders of Christmas pack ages during Saturday The The Bulletin readers are advise z to call on The Plaut-Cadden compan, ! 1S5-143 Main street, when in need of 7 piano or Victrola.-adv t A competitive examination for clerl c will be held at the capitol on January r to fill eligible lists at the capitol an s else where in the state. The salaries var r from $65 month up. . Phone 761 and leave that order fo
 Christmas chocolates. The Lee &, Osgoo Co.--adv.
 The United States Civil Service con mission announces an examination f, :. chemist, male age 20 to 70, in the 0 : : nee Of the Depot Quartermaster, Ne York, at s1,S00 a year. - All the ice ponds about the suburb
 are well filled, but the temperature n too high to sl it their owners. La = year, at the John H. Ford ponds. m, l. began harvesting S-inch ice January # Five Connecticut boys figured promi y ently on the gridiron for the Norwit e university at Northfield Vt, t!sa pa
 season C. E. Maher. of Pomfret. of tl
 varsity being one oe those awarded le ters.
 We will give fifty cents off on eat
 bicycle tire bought from now uni . Christmas. All new stock. Norwit Cycle Co.,, Main street-adv. v Rev. Marshall Dawson, pastor of | d Congregational ch1ch at Storrs, has e tablished record in Connecticuts pot X X try industry by obtaining an average 2. 220.4 eggs per bird from his flock hens.
 A most cordial letter of congratulati
 rom A. F. Hitchcock, a former edit
 of The Bulletin, now of New Lebano
 N. w., has been received by John
 Clark, who last week reached his s1
 birthday
 Durand's. Page Shaw. Park & Tilfo,
 and Apollo chocolates in 1-2, 1, 2, and
 pound boxes. Order now. The Lee & o
 good Co.-adv.
 The young people of that section m
 at the home of Mrs Mary
 Palmer recently and formed a club knoy
 as the Pendleton Hill club They W r hold their meetings monthly at the hon e of the members. The plant of Lustberg & Mast, sh manufacturers. occupying one of t - buildings on the New London almshou
 property. owned by the city, has be
 sold to Halpern & Diamond, of New Yol
 The transfer of the property includ
 the boilers and machinery. In certain residential sections of N, \ wich boys have sold Christmas wreatl which, when hung outside windows ha quickly disappeared. The household, believe the boys have stolen the wreat
 to sell again and are calling the mat
 to the attention of the police.