Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-13
VARIOUS MATTERS

ute later than for the past week, at 4.1s, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday of this week are the quarterly Emher days; Schools in some of the suburban dis tricts will close the term Friday of this week.
 The catch of fish off the shore towns has been small. Eels and---fatfish formed the bulk taken for the past ten days.
 The flowers on the desk at the United Congregational church Sunday were in memory of MT, and Mrs John Chester Averill.
 During Sunday afternoon the reading room at the Otis Library was in charge of the assistant librarian, Miss Harriet G. Cross.
 Miss Mary Mack of Cliff, street has re-. turned after visiting for a few days in Providence.
 E An anniversary high mass of requiem for John P. King was sung in St. Pat rick's church Saturday at o'clock by the rector, Rev. John H. Broderick. sunday. was set aside blythe general l convention of Episcopal churches, ss | "call to the ministry Sunday" and was observed by special services for young men,
 i Saturday at Hartford, John F. Bick- nell of Willimantic enlisted for the Forty third Infantry, Cennecticut's allo- eated regiment, and was sent to Camp Lee, Va.
 This week the Vineyard Workers of the Central Baptist church are tea meet with Mrs A. s. Knowles, 1lS River ave nue. The subject will be An Aequaint- ance Party.
 Order your Xmas cherries, plants. yreaths, cut flowers from the Maple wood Nursery Co., Orders delivered free of charge.-adv.
 Certain departments of the stores did a good business Saturday and favora- | ble weather added to the satisfaction of the merchants who are anticipating Ia big week.
 At Hamburg word was received re- gently of the death of Mrs. Fannie Tiff fany at the home of her daughter, Mrs John Wood, in Hartford. The funeral was held in Hartford and burial was in New London.
 Mrs. Marcia Hadley has returned to Noank, after three weeks visit with MT and Mrs. Ira Mosher in the Fishtowr district Mrs. Hadley, who is S9 years old, made the trip in the side basket oi motorcycle.
 . The ldctSfy ot lHt LesIeE H o9ics Company, Franklin street, Norwich continues busy, the twenty employes getting off last week an envelope ma chine for Calcutta, India, and another for the trade in Venezuela.
 The annual meeting of Sachem chapter No. 57. o. E. S, will be held Tuesday Dee. 14, at 745 ?. m. Election of officeri followed by initiatien.-adv.
 Temperature of 46 degrees and { bright sun coaxed out the motorists anf the strollers during Sunday. while might have been official Baby Day judging by the number of perambulatorl land go-carts along the walks.
 The offertery at Park Congregations church Sunday was Steyenson's H That Has Pity, given with smoothnesi and most agreeable harmony by tn quartet, the tenor solo portions beinE well interpreted by Eben Learned.
 A rummage sale held last week provee a success in adding $50 to the treasur. of the Ladies' Aid Society of Trinit. used to help defray the expenses of re pair work lately done at the parsonage
 The statement that growers of Hava 1 na tobacco in Connecticut are taking 20 per cent. discount on the contrac l price of their tobacco in view of tn standstill Yin the tobacco manufacturin market has no foundation, it is claimed
 The Bulletin readers are advised t call on The Plaut-Cadden Company, 1s5 l43 Main street, when in need of plan LOT Victrola.-adv.
 The speakers at the congress of Jew ish farmers in New York will includ . Congressman Isaac Siegel, c. w. Lal son, chief of the dairy division, Unite States Department of Agriculture C1 rus L. Sulzberger and Dr. Natha Krass
 Notice is being sent postmaster bankers and the public in general ths anyone holding a 1920 War savings ce = tificat and desiring to fill it out nnu
 purchase all stamps before Jan.
 1921, as on that date the ne wear series starts.
 William H. Urich of Greenfield, Mas has presented c. O. EIdredge for h
 museum at Old Mystic, a Morning St;
 used by the Crusaders in the 14th ee V tury It weighs four pounds, is in pc . feet condition and, so far as known, I the only one in America. A Mrs. George Maynard Minor of W l. terford, president general of the N R tional D. A. R., will be euest of Ma Q Clapp Wooster chapter. D. A. R., o New Haven, Monday, Jan. B at a lune V con and entertainment given in | h, ballroom of the Hotel Taft
 William C. Yelling who was last we
 installed as worshipful master of
 Johns lodge, r. and A. M.. of Hartfol
 is a member of Connecticut Consisto $. P. R. S., of this city. is Thirteen Connecticut girls, althou
 none from this vicinity, are in the l
 members of the Mt. Holyoke Celle
 choir which will sing Christmas cart
 at Springfield, Mass, Dec. IT, T ~ proceeds of the concerts wia be us 1 toward the s3,0ao ,e00 endowment funt = Recent Chicago papers state with II
 erence to prominent Society woman m that city, formerly Miss Isabella N
 ton of Norwich: Following a custom
 several years. Mrs. Timothy B. Blac
 stone of 1912 Prairie avenue was ho n, ess to Mir. and Mrs. William J. Brys v Conditions in Mexico continue to i
 prove, so that Mrs. Zabriskie, wife
 Consul Luther K. Zabriskie, who I
 been spending the past year with l
 parents, Mir and Mrs. Clarence
 Boynton, of Norwich, hopes to rej
 Mr. Zabriskie at Agdascaiientes abt
 the first of March.
 Local attorneys learn that Jut lA John E. keeler, who was able to fin
 up the criminal term of the super
 court at Midd1etown in one day.
 gone to Bridgeport to preside over
 special Christmas divorce term.
 will sit three days this week and c - sider 20 diyorces day. 1I: At the twenty-sixth annual band
 of the Horace Wells Club, the Conn Us ticut association of practicing dent 10 held Saturday night at the Hotel He leins Hartford, twenty-five memh