Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-23
VARIOUS MATTERS

The planet Jupiter has been evening and morning star since the second of December.
 Toys are at low prices at Schwartz 'Bros.-adv.
 Wednesday afternoons chilly drizzie did not seem to lessen the number on the streets of in the stores.
 In this state the penalty for thefts from cemetery property is S10o fine or six months in jail, or both.
 Travelling sets, s to s2o, at The Lee & Osgood Co.-adv.
 The red bird seems to figure with the poinsetia and holly berry on this years Christmas cards and iG decorations.
 The State Civil service commission is to hold test for janitor at the Capitol. Hartford Connecticut, January f, 1921.
 Fifty name cards for fifty cents at The Bulletin Co.-adv
 The town schools will close for the Christmas vacation today (Thursdayl and will open the winter term January ard.
 Durand's, Page and Shaw. Park and TiIford and Apollo chocolates in 1-2, l. 2, and ID. boxes. Order now. The Lee and Osgood Co.-adv.
 Manicure rool ups, Ss.5o to s25. at The Lee 6 Osgood Co.-adv.
 Two more Shore Line electric railway cars were shipped to Charleston, West virigina, from the car barns at Say brook Saturday.
 Tug Charles McCaffery has arrived at New London with a tow consisting of coal which will be brought up to Allyn's Point and Norwich.
 Give her La Vida Vibrator for Xmas. The Lee & Osgood Co.-adv
 Rev. Alexander H. Abbott pastor of the United church, is receiving the names of children to be baptized on Christmas Sunday next, the 18th. organists and choristers bf the ritual i istic churches should send their Christ | mas music programs to- The Bulletin TOT 1 publication Friday morning. Everybody saves money on toys when they buy at Schwartz Bros.-adv.
 Ellington grange held a meeting Wed nesday evening when a program of Christmas carols and games was given and was followed by a social 1 At Noank, Mrs Roswell B. Palmer. who | is collecting funds for the V. L A. to be used to pay for the street lights. is meet 1 ing with success very few refusing to contribute something.
 Closing out of all toys this week at cost prices at Schwartz Bros.-adv Capt. Fred Anderson of the power boat Marcia. from Noank, while dragging of Watch Hill reef Monday, caught e;gn' big codfsh in his otter trawl besides four barrels of fatfsh.
 Ebert Geer had informed the NeV London police that flight of steps 1ead' ing from the beach to the seawa1 1T front of 62 Neptune park, at the lower end of Mott street had been stolen.
 sca1Iops clans. and big cargo of fish n.any varieties, at Osgood's wharf.-adv
 Christmas seals are still being sold ant this is the last week when people may be able to help in the most direct way the | great work that the Society for the Pre- vention of Tuberculosis Is carrying on.
 The Bulletin req iers are advised tt call on The Plaut-Cadden Company 1S5 143 Main street when in need of a piano or Victrola.-adv
 For the fourth or fits year, Herber- Fl. Smith is assisting James L. Tourte lotte in the big. chore of insuring par cells tthe Christmas substation of Nor wich post office, in the Thayer building. An ideal Xmas gift, hot water bottle s1.25 to s5 at The Lee & osgood Co., adv.
 Charles G. Warner has returned tt his home on Moss street Westerly iron the Backus hospital in Norwich wher l he underwent a serious operation ant the Westerly Sun states that he is mucl improved in health.
 Jacob Waldsburge has sold his farn in the Snipsc district, Holland, to Jo Calusine of Hartford and the iatter ha taken possession. Mir Waldsburgar vii remain in Holland for some time befor ] locating elsewhere.
 Phone 7e1 and leave that order fo Christmas chocolates The Lee 6 Osgoo Co.-adv.
 P At Trinity Methodist church at tn prayer meeting tonight (Thursday) tn -l topic will be Christmas Hymns an Poems, Members have been asked t bring their favorite verses on Christina
 and read them to others. [ Order your Samoset chocolates frol I sisk's Drug Store Auto delivery Xms day-adv.
 The trustees of the First Congregation
 al church at South Coventr l to meet at the vestry tn A C-fhursday) evening to decide whetht
 the church will extend q call to Rev. Nj
 Johnson of Tyngsboro, Mass. A few hand dressed dolls for sale
 the home of Miss Ethel NJ Sevin,
 Broad street-adv It takes three turkeys-about for pounds-to provide the basis for t a Christmas dinner of the sixt y six children under the care of Mi - Jessie Gibson, matron at the Coun :. Home on Smith avenue, Norwich. n Open evenings this week A little mon IS will 20 a great ways for your toys in Schwartz Bros-adv. 'ss The United States civil service co. ~ mission announces fer Jan. 19 an exa1 = ination for cheese maker, under 40 yea 70 If age in the Bureau of Animal Indust1 1T, Department of Agriculture for duty n the field at s1,5oo to s1,98o a year. c. Third Company dance, New Years e7
 State Armory. Dancing S.30 to 2. Hu
 phries' orchestra
 A memor; 4 mass for the rrHse of
 soul of Dr. Geo. A. Comeau, long leadi
 dentist of Norwich. was offered in
 Patricz's church Wednesday at oclo
 by Rev John H Broderick, at the
 quest of White Gross Council, K of C. Phone your Xmas order for ice ere: now to Sisk Drug Store. Tel 1253
 Free auto delivery.-adv.
 A leaving Norwich citizen was heard
 grow Wednesday that he had to eat !, noontide snack off the mantel, because |f wife and daughters kept the dining ro lc table covered with gifts, wrapping pap
 twine, etc, so that the family had stopq
 eating there.
 Franklin chapter, No 4, R. A.