Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-17
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Norwich, Friday. Dec. H7, 1920. :.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 4.5o o'clock this evening,
 December 17th is the feast day of St. Lazarus. s
 Special meeting of c. L. of c. tonight at eight o'c1ock-adv.
 Oranges in some localities are making their December meetings a Christmas party.
 Sunday next is the communion Sun day of the Rosary society of St. Pat rick's parish
 Christmas wreaths and sprays are be- ginning to appear in the windows of res idences about town.
 Christmas shoppers are finding that there is little reduction in the prices of either wrapping paper or cord.
 Regular meeting K. of c. tonight at eight o'clock-adv.
 Gilbert Dean of Eastford found ten of his young roosters dead one morning recently, probably the work of weasel or mink.
 The annual presentation of The Mira cal Play of the Nativity is-'to be given this year Sunday evening, December 19, in Pomfret hall.
 Flllg AdIlt acdTuS sIOE- u1ly C6nlS al The Bulletin company.-adv.
 Thursday proved favorable for out door workers, thehtemperature rising tc 42 degrees. Shortly after noon there was a brief snow squalL
 The Woman's union of the North ston- ington Congregational church had a tea from ? to, 4 o'clock Wednesday at the home of Mrs, Q. D. Fisher.
 Connecticut prohibitionists are to have big reunion in Hartford on January 18th and 18th, and some big speakers are to be on hand to talk over future action.
 Dance at State armory, wiIlimantic Saturday night Dec. 18th, 1920,-adv
 At the W. H. NJ S at Trinity Meth odist church Thursday at 3.45 D. m., the programme committee was Mrs. May nard and Mrs Guile The topic was Hand to Hand.
 The December moon quarters tomor- row, the 18th. and will be full Christmas night, which latter fact might seem tc insure good weather during the final days 4of holiday shopping. 7 Tie law prohibiting the cutting of trees or bushes on the property of an- other, without permission provides a heavy penalty which. gatherers of Christ mas decorations do not always seem tc fear.
 Beher come and enjoy yourself at the Elks hall tonight, Music by Danz.-adv
 Frank Way Lewis Hughes, and C. c Davison started out at Lyme the other morning. after a fox, that they had TUT all the fali. Dayison succeeded in shoot ing the elusive animal, after a tedious chase.
 District Superintendent Rev William H. Bath, of Norwich, is busy finishing III the fourth quarterly conferences of the year and this week is visiting Methodis churches in the southern towns of the county.
 w. R. C. food sale at p. m. ant whist at D. m. at Buckingham Memori al today.
 Morris Chapman of Lyme, Blackhall takes the place of lampman on the rail road bridge held by Wilbur Fisher. H, lost his job with the signal gang wher the New Haven road decreased the work ing force last week.
 Norwich Free Academy closes -toda! (Friday) for the holiday vacation. Tht Norwich public schools will not close un til Thursday the 23rd. All the school will open the winter term the Mon day after New Years.
 You are invited to attend the dance to night at the Elks'. Dang Jazz band, s to 11:3O,-adv.
 At Quonochontaug, Perry Crandal and Edward Hoxsie have finished cut ting the wood in the cedar swamp fo MT. Moulthrop of Providence, who re gently purchased all the woodland fror Mrs. G. Louise Peckham.
 Children in the Norwich schools hay had the usual Christmas carol singin under the direction of the music super visor, Miss Mary E. Rogers, althoug this term. more attention has been giv en to pageants and playlets.
 Order your Xmas cherries, plant wreaths and cut flowers from the Maple wood Nursery Co. Orders delivered ire of charge-adv.
 The Bass Clef minstrel show, so sue cessfully given Wednesday evening g l the Community house, was put on the eN ] ening previous at the recrea tion hall ( l Norwich State Hospital, for the entel | tainment of patients, nurses and dot l tors.
 1 None of the Noank fishing fleet al going after blackfish as the fish cease i to bite two weeks ago It used to be | common saying that blackfsh would bit until the first snow fell. There has bee | no snow but the fish have vanished CT ~tirely.
 The Bulletin readers are advised | call on the Plaut-Cadden Company, 13; 143 Main street, when in need of a plan pr Victrola.-adv. 1 As some of the Evangelical churcht plan to observe the coming Sunday { Christmas Sunday, choristers and o ganists of those churches are remindt
 to send their musical programmes to IT
 Bulletin today (Friday) for publicatic
 Saturday morning
 According to a Washington despatcI all nominations by the president are { present resting in the office of the execl tive clerk of the senate pending the d, cision of the senate leaders. These non nations include a dozen or more DOS masters appointments.
 Be sure to see the Mock Trial tonigl
 at the Community House, loads of flu r. M c. A. Auxiliary. Swahn's orchestr Home made candy.-ady.
 At the request of the Holy Name s
 ciety, a months mind requiem high ma
 for Philip Spel1nan was sung in St. Pa
 rick's church Thursday morning by u rector, Rev John H. Frederick, membe
 of that organization, relatives and frient
 betting in attendance. Whliam H. Allen, of Huntington plac ] Norwich has bought from Mrs Elizabet 1Chase, of Putnam, the Broom cottas at Crescent Beach which MT Allen family occupied during the past seaso
 It is on the main road at the beach ar
 is slightly and desirable summer re
 idence
 The tax collectors office will be opt tonight until o'clock to receive pc
 sonal taxes After today the delinquel l Iir+ .I.;ll ta n, 2 de nl1t and ti1rnnd n,.