Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-03
VARIOUS MATTERS

VANlOOS MA | lENS
 Light vehicle lamps at l.4s o'clock this evening.
 There are but nineteen shopping days left before Christmas.
 Noted ballot medium, Mrs. Bradley, at Spiritual Academy, Sunday-adv.
 It is claimed that 1921 calendars for distribution are to be scarcer than in war years.
 Dealers in holiday greeting cards pre- dict a record business in their line this season. The turf on the terraces of Summer street and Laurel Hill avenue is yet un- touched by frost.
 During Thursdays stiff gale a number of panes of glass were blown in at a Roath street residence.
 Dance at State Armory, Willimantic, Saturday night Dec. Ath. 1s2e-adv. Although high west winds prevailed Thursday, the temperature reched A de- grees during the afternoon The planet Saturn continues morning star till December 11th. then evening and morning star till the year ends. Dwight R. Stillman, proprietor of the stilln1an House at Weekapaug, has left for his winter home in Daytona, Fla. Holiday buying increases in the local stores-ail conditions indicated this fact during Thursdays clear, cold weather.
 The Swedish Lutheran church sale for Dec 4th has been postponed indefinitely. adv
 At the United Church mid-week ser vice Thursday evening. Rev. Alexander H. Abbott continued the consideration of the problem of evil.
 Curtailment of passenger service on the New Haven road after the holidays is likely. according to ruflors from the main offices in New Haven.
 Mrs. D. E. Merrill of Ashford has re- ceived a card from her son wireless op- orator, postmarked Bremerhaven, Ger many, who writes that it is very cold there
 l An important conference of school of | hcials covering the states of Connecticut. Rhode Island, Massachusetts Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine has been call ed to be held in Boston, December IS. Regular meeting of White Cross coun- 1 cil, at K of c. Home tonight at o. clock.-adv
 A North Grosvenordale man, Elmer 1 Johnson is recovering from a cold caught by falling in the Quinbeuag river while trapping Saturday. He was in boat that capsized an dwas obliged to swim to shore.
 At the last meeting of Quonochontsug | grange. No. 4S, visitors were present from North Stonington, Perryville and Westef- ,; ly James Waite was elected treasurer to fill the vacancy caused by the death F of Loren G. Waite.
 } Why pay more? Womens $S tar , mouse-top and tan brogue lace shoe {. s575. Barrows', go Main street.-adv. American manufacturers 4 fine chem. , icals continue to cut prices local drug gists were informed by their trade papeft !, Thursday, owing to the competition iron imported goods. lack of demand and th' lower cost of raw materials.
 Manufacturers in Connecticut learr that as part of the program for the Inter 2 national Silk Show, to be held at thu i. Grand Central Palace, New York. durins r the week of Feb. to 12. 1t is planned t l. hold special mill district days. Il Dance Saturday evening at Union hal f Greeneville, Buddingten's orchestra. Ol Il and new dances.-adv The wrecking company has completed it's work at the Saybfook power-house 6 the Shore Line Electric. Railway Co. !, and shipped the last six leads of turbines 3 naehinery, etc. Nothing is now left 0 7 the power house, but the Shell. . To hire an architect to plan an additio to the Groton Heights school and to nee current expenses of the school, the F'irs '' District school committee was Authorize . to secure a temporary loan of $2500 b the citizens at special meeting this weef
 At Norwich Savings society, in nearl 1 every case the young depositors continu to add to their accounts started before tn war when a generous officials of the ban donated s1,000 to provide s1 to thate each original s1 account begun by loca girl or boy.
 At the Norwich branch of the Interna tional Silver Company, at Thamesville Superintendent Chauncey A. Sherman 140 employees continue on full time, 5 hours. There is a good demand for high grade silver ware, both for domesti trade and importation.
 Third Company dance Friday evening December 10th, State Armory. Rowland Jazz Band. Popular prices.-adv.
 At Park church mid-week sSrvice Il
 The charel at 7:30 o'clock Thu sday ev
 ming, the pianist was Miss Marion B
 Williams and the ltader sof the singin, was Chorister Eben Learned. In tn
 absence of the pastor the leader wa Principal Henry A. Tirrell.
 MT and Mrs Albert S. Flanagan, thei son William and daughter Miss Albert of New York also ex-Governor Rober Robert Bell of Houston. Texas spen Thanksgiving and several days after a
 their newly erected bungalow Redwood
 near Oakledge, Woodstock.
 A rumnhage sale held at Buckingham
 Memorial by the Progressive Missionar
 society of the Central Baptist churc
 Ms. William H. Wightman, chairman
 Mrs. William H. Covey, Mrs. Charle
 Hewitt and Mrs William Richmond
 The Bulletin readers are advised
 call on The Plaut-Cadden Company 13
 143 Main st, when in need of a piar
 or Victrola.-adv.
 il Int W. F. M s. meeting Thursday af
 ernoon at Trinity Methodist church "; l followed by a supper. The program l charge of Mrs W. H Bath. Mrs. Erne ! Hlewbury, conducted The Mystery Bo c and Mrs E. A. Legg reviewed the cha
 trs from the study book, The Bible al
 Missions.
 Before women can become qualified f
 jury service in the courts of this state
 will be necessary for legislative enat
 ment. The section of the statute does T
 provide specifically that those qualified f
 jury service be of the male sex but
 does provide that they be men of go
 character.
 The teacher shortage. statistics gfv air es