Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-08
UI1e Ra1ilsfsns
Norwich. Wednesday. Dee. 8. 1920.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Norwich Free Academy is well above 500.
 Farmers bringing wood into Norwich are getting sig to $14 cord for nick ory and white oak. stove lengths. l
 Rummage sale at Mrs. Carters, s Pleasant st. tomorrow a. nl.-adV.
 The Groton fire department was call ed to Gales Ferry Monday evening toI attend to threatening grass ire.
 This week Dec. 5-12, has been set apart by Trinity Methodist Epworth League Chapter as Win-My-Chum week. This week there are 145 patients in Norwich State Tuberculosis Sanatorlum' under Dr. Hugh B. CampbelTs superVls- 1 ion.
 | Have you tried Latham's Honey But l ter yet? Don't miss that treat .-adv. | The Otis Library has, prepared a helpful list of magazine articles relating to the incoming president and vice pres ident.
 | Treasurer Farley B. Leonard of Rock vile has just submitted his report for the past year and it cost S159,7S5.oS to run the city.
 This .(Wednesdayl evening Coventry 1 Grange, No. 75, P. of H., will visit the Manchester grange and furnish part l of the program.
 Tuesday afternoon, at the prayer | meeting in the lecture room of the Gen. tral Baptist church the leader was Mrs. Almon E. Carroll.
 Fishing boats arriving daily at osgood's wharf Low prices, good varieties.-adv. As in most other lines of trade there is a falling off In the mail order tusi- ness, perhaps because shoppers are buy ing more at home.
 The December White Ribbon Banner published at Scotland, Conn.,, contains the item: Contributions to Banner fund are as follows: Thompson W. c: T. U s2.
 The Talking Machine Shop, 24 Frank. lin sq., is selling Victrolas at $1 down $1 per week.-adv.
 In the of-year city election which took place Monday at Rockville the en . tire republican ticket was elected witt the exception of Councilman Michael J Cullen.
 The mills of the Mantle Manufactur ing Go. in Flanders and the Bathgat' mill in Jordan will close Saturday fo an indefinite period, affecting 1S5 em ployes.
 Trinity Methodist church rummag, sale at Buckingham Memorial, at 10 O. clock Thurs. morning.-adv.
 Just the best possible sample of a De cember day, with temperature trif below 40 degrees, brought out tn crowds Tuesday for sightseeing an, shopping.
 Charles H. Dow, 61, of Haddam. die, at his home Sunday. Funeral service were held Tuesday afternoon at 1 O clock at his home. The body was sen | to Boston for buriH
 Choice plants and cut flowers. Funera work a speciality. Johnson's Greenhouse next Backus hospital. Phone 1S10-2- ! adv.
 According to statistics recently com piled by pr. c. Floyd Haviland of tn Connecticut State Hospa-al at Middle town, 5S soldiers have been admitte since the World war
 The Bulletin readers are advised t call on The Plaut-Cadden Company, 13; .l43 Main st. whom in need of a plan or Victrola.-adv.
 From -Plainfeld, Miss Nina G. Wrigt , has gone to Dover Plains, N. Y, { J spend the winter with Mrs. Theodor , Wing Mr. and Mrs. Wing resided i J Plainfeld several years ago., n Complaints come from the suburbs that already persons in search of greer n cry for Christmas wreaths are ignorin the strictN state law against trespas n without the owners permission.
 Entertainment in Norwich Town char q ell, Friday, Dec. 10, 8 p. m., by Hal mony class and I,r. and Mrs. Maurice : U Wallen, S5 cents.-ady. .,
 The new eduipment company, Irwin
 Van Loan Company of Canada, has r
 ceived two cars of automobile truc
 parts consigned to the former Shol
 Line Electric car barns at Saybrool
 to be unloaded. U Some very curious handmade art o | cles from Czecho-Slovakia, are on sa U at Kimballs Textile Shop. They are il o expensive and well adapted for gifts U adv.
 n Charles L. Fitcnthorn of the Ne London office of the Western Union n in Hartford for several days, serviI as grand juror at the December si
 ting of the United States district coul
 which convened at Il Tuesday for
 noon. d Just arrived, large, fancy smnlt VI haddock roes, mackerel, cod, halibu E Ecallops, shrimp, and salmon. Come al - see our variety of fresh, fish. No co ,4 storage. Broadway Fish Mkt, 40 Broa A~ way.-adv
 Early in November, State Librari;
 George S. Goddard sent out postal car
 to the clerks of 16S towns, asking abo
 daylight saving. The majority of t
 towns are opposed to any change. The
 was a wide difference of opinion as U the general value of the change. J The Talking Machine Shop. .24 Fran
 lin sq., is. selling Victrolas at $1 dow
 $1 per week.-ady
 The high winds and high tides cal
 in the week have. prevented the spol
 from shooting the large number of duo
 in sight at the shores about Saybrot
 There has been no way of reachi
 them as the meadows were covered W | water at Saybrook Point and Fenwicl . J. Forrest Hammond who has e 'S' ducted a lobster and fish buying ager ,E at Noank for firm in Boston duri - the past season, has closed the bu \l ness and gone to his home. MT. Ha az mond stated that the season just clo.
 was the largest the company had =S perienced in the years it has been
 tablished at Noank.
 The United States civil service co
 mission announces an examina ton
 opener and packer, males. over Is ye
 of age, on the second Tuesday in es
 month and oftener if necessary, for ! caucies in the office of the appraiser - merchandise, customs service, Port
 New York, at s1,095 year rn A recommendation of the purchase 4 100000 acres of land in Connecti
 within the next ten years and the
 propriation of s50,000 to keep this ls 1. in condition for a period of two yea
 I ha- ta%