Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-07
VARIOUS MATTERS

| S1urcn CdlSUQdI -hOlIdoJ. Xmas sale at 5S Church street, Dec. l6 and 17. Mrs. M. Jewett.-adv.
 Visitors from surrounding towns are coming to Norwich daily tos do Christmas shopping.
 Owing to lack of working material, the Amston Moulding Co.,, is working the hrst three days of the week.
 Farmers in the shore towns are finding biz quantities of seaweed to cart from the beaches. following the recent severe storms
 At A speaking contest at Union in l charge of the Womens Christian Temper l ance Union, Miss Julia Heck won the silver medal.
 Rebekah whist tomorrow night in Odd Fellows hall, at 8 o'clock. Admis- sion 25c.-adv.
 Sales of government securities at the Stafford Springs post office for November show War savings stamps, S206.1S thrift stamps, $11.5o.
 This week the Progressive Missionary club of the Central Baptist church is to meet With Mrs. r. Herbert Brown, 125 Laurel Hill avenue.
 By official measurement December 5rd. the two Norwich reservoirs were in fine condition, Stony Brook down 1S feet and Fairview feet inches.
 the engineers and officers interested in
 the reorganization of the Shore Line
 trolley left for New York after several T days visit in Saybrock. , Y. NJ. c. A. Auxiliary meets Tuesday, 3 D. m., with Miss N. A. Porteous, 242 ' Broadway.-adv. i. There is scarcely store in town which : is not offering special lines of holiday : stocks and all at prices markedly lower than at this time last year. Leftover house flies should be prompt V fy exterminated- whenever they make
 their appearance, health officers advise, in preparedness for the next summer season. e MT. and Mrs. Norris S. Lippitt of New D Haven, former Norwich residents are to g have a garage erected at their Neptune T Park cottage before the opening of next g season.
 s A wear ago in Norwich only 2.4S inches n of rain fell during December. Sunday II last Supt. Charles W. Burton measured T. the rainfall as 30, big downpour for o a single day
 . St. James Lodge, No. 23, F. & A. M. .e works the third degree at Masonic Tenn .s pie tonight at 7.30.-adv. Il A conference of cooperative buying as r. sociations of the state is to be held at thu
 Hartford Chamber of Commerce hall Wed 1 nesday morning when several well know1
 farm experts will be present. V The wedding of Miss Esther Colt :, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Herbert s U Colt of Pearl street Mystic and Raymon' , Leonard will take place at the home o 1 Miss Colts parents Thursday, Dec. g. q In the absence of Governor Marcus H e Holcomb, who was attending the con $ ference of governors at Harrisbure D Penn, Lieutenant Governor Clifford | n Wilson has been acting as the executive
 The Norwich Cycle Co. now has mo -s Etorcyce delivery, to deliver messages an e parcels promptly. Phone 70s.-adv. Il Edward w. Wagner, construction man | ager for a New York firm doing work i Rockville is wanted in that town becaus le he handed out about s2.ee0 in worthles n, checks. Wagner was last nearu or
 Boston.
 Tomorrow -(Wednesday) the Feast 0 the -Imniaculate Conception of the Bless . ed Virgin Mary and a holy day of obli nt gation, masses in St. Patricks church vii ss be at 5, 2 and o'clock, the last mass IT. high mass.
 m m months mind high mass of requier II for Mrs. Thomas McGuinness was sung A St. Patrick's church Monday at eigf UT o'clock by the rector, Rev. John IT. Broderick, relatives and friends being of attendance
 as All records for peace time recruitin
 were broken in November, when 24,3e
 men weres accepted for enlistment in tf
 regular army, according to notificatio
 received in Connecticut. The number ly 6729 more than October's 17,57s. n. Third Company dance, Friday evenin -. December 10th, state armory. Row in lands jazz band. Popular priees.-ad ty A campaign has been started for Il fife purpose of installing moving-pictul -s- machine in the Community House, u a. former Second Congregational churc
 Norwich. It will cost about s1,o00 to il
 stall an adequate machine with apparatu
 The Catholic Actors Guild. now in i of seventh year and of which Rev. Dr. Jof of Talbot Smith. a frequent Norwich Tisi w. or. is chaplain, will begin drive f we 25. 900 members with a public neetfr nd next Sunday night in New York at u till Hudson theatre.
 News received Monday from MT. al
 Mrs. John Steiner now with their sons - Denver, tells of most agreeable surroun
 fngs and a weather change from sno " storms to such high temperature tn / people are sitting out in the sun witho
 needing wraps.
 The Bulletin readers are advised
 call on The Rlaut-Cadden Company, 1S .4 143 Main street, when in need of a pia nd or Yictrola.-adv.
 lot The December session of the Tollai re- County Superior court which opened F ttn day at Rockville with Judge Frank ,at Haines of Portland on the bench com Ich in today (Tuesdayl for the criminal se nd sion. The next short calendar .sessi ,f5 9f will be held Friday
 i'd Cards have been received announci rho the marriage of Miss Bertha Maribel w it lace daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth R. w ars lace and Thomas Washington Clo 33, l Thursday. Nov. 18th, at >Quiney Ma cI Mr. Close, before the war was telegra uld operator at Amston station. ain At recent sale of antique furnitu ist, held in Noank by MT. and Mrs. O. ain aG1 Williams who are soon to leave for Ca ing fornia, a Chippendale mirror sold tn s54 a mahogany davenport for s55 a are two desks for about $70. Winds ed- chairs were sold at from s50 to sso.
 Universalist sale and supper this
 ternoon and evening. Christmas gil
 candy. cake, ice cream. Admission fir
 supper 50 cents-5.3o and 6.S0-adv.
 Karlo Legenza of Thompsonville cha no ed with reckessly driving. an automot leh which ran into a car driven by Mrs. ard thur Kerry ol ooLiiera "ii0i 1A ses i44e
 or and Isabelle Courtney also of Som
 were in the car and were thrown c
 was fined s3O and costs of s26.23. [ appealed.
 forr,ar noDu1ar rector of Gre