Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-29
VARIOUS MATTERS

Now that IhankSglF1nR IS oVeri the sea- son of Christmas sales will soon be at it's height
 Snow fingers on lawns and in gardens, although turf is as green as was in
 September.
 Tomorrow, St Andrews day, will be
 marked by special services in the Epis- copal churches.
 Norwich merchants report that Christ
 mas shopping has started in unusually
 early this year.
 ] During Sunday afternoon the reading room at the Otis library was in charge of Mrs. 1. L. Hamilton. | The people of North Stonington village
 have feasted on raccoon lately, ten of the
 animals being captured
 The Knights of Columbus have request ed memorial mass in St. Patrick's church Wednesday for John F. Ring. Auction on house furnishings at 52
 Main street. Wednesday, Dect> 1st at 10
 a. 'm.-ady.
 At the United Congregational church 1 Sunday the beautiful flowers on the desk King.
 Shoe dealers here would welcoMe1 . good heavy snow storm, to start up l shoes.
 The members of the Laurel Glen Com
 munity club held a roast chicken supper, | followed by dancing, in their hall Friday
 evening.
 Mrs. William P. Babcock has returned
 to Plainf1eld from Groton Long Point i where she has spent the summer, and is | gaining health slowly
 | Holiday window dressing of the Nor
 wich stores has begun and crowds during i Saturday and Sunday inspected the stocks
 so ten,ptingly displayed. | The Bulletin readers are advised to
 call on The Plaut-Cadden Company, 1S5- IA 3Main street, when in need of a piano l or Victrola--adv
 1 Roy E. Keller of Norwich was the speaker at union service at the First Congregational church, South Coventry, Sunday morning at 1e.t5 o'clock.
 Norwich architects are planning for an addition to the new recreation house of l the local colored people. the former Lo-
 renzo Blackstone mansion, Washington street.
 The framework at Amston of the build
 ing being erected by the New Haven i Dairy company is up. Seven New Haven men are at work on it, beside number of
 
 The Connecticut Association Opposed to
 Woman Suffrage has also voted to dis band, and it's membt rs will not ally then1- , selves with any other political association
 limited to women. The Bulletin readers are advised to : call on The Piaut-Cadden company, 135-
 143 Main street. when In need of piona or Victrola.-adv. D Sunday evening af Trinity Methodist church, at the meeting of the Epworth , league at 6.30. the topic was Unchristiar . America, a Menace and a Challenge. The leader was Avery Stanton. It is said about the state that tobacco l prices to the grower are high this veal , and that with the increased cost to the , cigar manufacturer cigars at retail vii
 doubtless be higher next year. r At the United church Forum Sunday 5 the subject was Karl Marks Theory o1 | the Economic Interpretation of History
 Men of the congregation present heard ar : interesting talk by Rev. A. H. Abbott Norwich friends learn that Gov. Marcu. H. Holeomb has appointed Lewellyn . Storrs of Mansfield county comm ssionel
 of Holland county to succeed William B | Sprague, who died the past week. Opening Xmas sale of fine hand em . U Lsmall novelties. Xmas cards. at Woman Exchange, eS Broadway.-adv. , At some points, compared with las r years quantities, receipts of furs hav'
 dropped as much as S5 per cent, it fl f claimed, but cold weather is expected t, l. end this depression in the trapping trade - The Holy Name society in a body re a ceived communion for their dead Sunda, l | at the 7.30 mass in St. fPatrick's churcl 6 from the rector, Rev. John H. Frederick e and his assistant, Rev. Daniel F. Sulli a van.
 The 1920 Christmas seals beginning t a appear on letters and packages bear tn Y figures of Santa Claus and a small boy e the double Red Cross and the mott j. Happy Christmas and Healthy Ney l. Year"
 'l Amelia A. Russell, wife of Everett F : Russell, died at her home in Somers earl . Friday after several months illness. Sh = was born in Ellington Dec 4, 1888, tn < daughter of Charles and Anna Corbi S Moore
 Iel April 6, 1920. Mrs Mary E. Yeoman .o of Columbia mailed letter to Dr. W. 4 s- Shelton in Cairo, Egypt The letter cam Id back recently and it made the trip aroun n. the world in an effort to overtake tn d doctor. It carried ,12 postmarks. W See Marvels Of the Universe, illustrate D. talk by William Tyler Olcott for tn Q benefit of Christ church parish, Comrnun
 ity House, Church street Monday ever In ing, November 2sth. Admission 50 cent g. I-adv
 n A Noank young man, Lloyd Erase '. who was recently discharged after fou n, years service in the U. S. navy, has rt m enlisted fer two years on one of the ne ' deseroyers as gunner's mate. He expec to sail today CMonday) for port ; Spain.
 o. J, Clinton Fitch has transferred Cam t. Boulder at Lords Point to Mrs. Edval Ij Clark of New Haven This bungalow
 one of the most desirable of the small, W cottages and will be occupied by MT ar ,Is Mrs. Clarence H. Williams the eornir
 season.
 ps In Holland. at the home of Judge. ar lie Mrs, Edwin s. Agard, MT. and Mrs Harl ne R. Agard and son of Westerly, R. l.. M nit and Mrs. Frederick Carpenter of liar sl- ford and William A. Agard and Miss l. sh eile of Holland were entertained fer Il ca holidays.
 Fire Chief George B. Milne of Reckvil er was painfully injured Thursday evenii ae while leaving the town hall to answer
 l fire alarm. While running down Stai
 from the hall he turned his right ank
 completely around and tore the ligameu ID and the flesh.
 sm About 40 of the 52 members of t ie- Junior auxiliary of Christ church had k. 1N@L1 rly fI,n at. lo--