Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04

of the Atlantic fleet.
 How? On hot biscuits, bread, grid dle cakes Yum l-adv.
 The employees of the Rossie Velvet mill in Noank are working only four days a week, as it is impossible to obtain ma terial needed in the mill.
 Alumni hereabouts learned Friday that of the s1S,Oo0,OOO endowment fund be- ing raised for Harvard a total of $1,- 96s,476 has been secured.
 The Talking Machine Shop, 24 Frank lin Sq., is selling Victrolas at s1.00 down. S1.00 per week.-adv.
 Charles Palmer is substituting as mail carrier on route No. 2, North Stonington, while his brother Clarence E. Palmer, the regular carrier, is having vacation. F. L. Bennett of Ballouville is proud of cedar chest that he has had made to order from cedar wood grown on lis wood lot It is of handsome grain and finish.
 Honey butter. Honey crystallized to velvety smoothness-adv.
 Arthur w Bushell, is division engi- neer on the state highway work, with headquarters in the Thayer building, Norwich, not A. W. Bushnell, as stated Friday.
 The Stafford Press notes that MT and Mrs. Albert Boardman, and daughters of Norwich, were guests of Mrs James A. Johnson at Stafford for the recent holiday.
 The Talking Machine Shop, "A Franklin Sq.. is selling Victrolas at s100 down, $1.0O per week.-adv.
 The Gleaneds e. Edward Smiths af 4ha alized about S15 from the food sale held this week at the store of The Gran ston company.
 l Two practical books recently acquired at the Otis Library are The Constitution and What It Means Today, Corwin; anc Standard Handbook for Electrical Engi neers by F. F. Fowle.
 Some very curious old English dooi knockers are being shown at Kimballs Textile Shop. Price S3.00.-adv. It is announced that at Sterling Meth odist church Monday evening Rev. Wm H. Bath of Norwich and quartet O singers from the Danielson M. E. churcl will provide the service
 The pastor of Trinity Methodist church Rev F. A. Legg, has a set of the Inter Church World Movement Surveys tha he is to have circulated among the mem hers of the congregation. Honey butter. "Licl1in" good, Sal Tastes like more"-adv
 committee, for the Christmas exel cises was appointed in the Holland Fec erated Sunday school as follows: MT L. Ernest Hall, Mrs. c. Hubbard Yves Miss Bertha Place and Mrs. E. s. Agar
 The Bulletin readers are advised t call on The Plaut-Cadden Company, 13; 143 Main St., when in need of a plan pr Victrola.-adv
 Papers of incorporation have been file with the secretary of state by the Moan Toy and Novelty Works, the incorpor; tors being J. Gerard Laffargue, Herbe H. Livingston and Emello Leandre, 3 of that village
 Universaiist sale and supper, Tue. day, Dec. 7, afternoon and evenin , Christmas gifts, candy, cake ice crean 5 Admission free. supper 50 cents, B.; and 6:30.-adv.
 About 100 members of the New Lo | don Teachers league, assembled for , get-together meeting ,and dinner at u Crocker house Thursday evening" Mi | Carolyn Merchant of New Haven Vi 2 the principal speaker.
 The United States civil service COT mission announces for January an e }. animation for aid male or female, S to 70 years of age. Division of Re n tiles, in the National Museum, Washin ton, D. C., at s1,200 a year. 7 Get your oysters here for Saturda Three sizes, three prices, roc. soc, g s per at. Also shrimp, long clans, rou # clams scallops and finnan haddies. Broa
 way Fish Market, 40 Broadway-adv
 Samuel Beck, of Ellington, who figur Il in an accident on the Talcotville flats
 a recent evening while driving his ho1 and team without lights and whose ca
 has twice been continued, will appear
 court at Manchester again. Monday ne
 Not a mile of trolley track has be
 torn up at Flanders and vicinity IT
 is encouraging to those who still belle
 the cars will run to New London
 connection with the reported re-orga
 zation of the Chester-Saybrook and N
 Haven line
 Sale of hand dressed dolls and antiou
 suitable for Christmas gifts at the hol
 of Miss Ethel May Sevin, IT Bro . street on Monday afternoon, December , and Tuesday afternoon and evening, I
 cernber 7.-adv
 ! According to State Forester ". VI Filley, Connecticut has had for the D
 twenty years 4.277 acres of forestry n ciuded in the following tracts: Portla
 1888 acres; Union fo,est,. 2S7 acr .- Simsbury forest 130 acres 1; Cornwall,
 2S3 acres and Eastford 9S4l acres.
 A new winter sports device for
 juniors has appeared upon the mari
 It is in the form of a sled body on S
 for sliding. The sled is steered upon
 same principle as the fiexible-1yer S
 and is said to be much faster than
 ordinary sled, especially on soft snow
 State Treasurer H. S. Gi1patric of F
 nam made his annual report to the 2 i. ernor which shows a gross debt of ab l. s14,0o0,000, and net debit of ab 4,900, ,000 There are four trust flu
 in the state, school, soldiers, teach
 pension and teachers annuity. I
 school fund is the oldest and now c - tains a little over s2,o0o. .000