Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-29
JEWEnCTY

JEWEL (Il1
 Miss Catherine Jodoin gave a birthday party for her schoolmates and little friends Friday afternoon, Nov. 2s. from . until D. on her seventh birthday. The dining room was handsomely decorated in a color scheme of yellow anl green. Eighteen guests sat at ths attractive ta- ble.
 The favors for each were baskets alled with candy and small turkeys. Various games were enjoyed during the after noon In the donkey game Dena. Lafave. won the first prize and Woodrow Wii- son the second. In the nut game Bev- erley Davan was awarded first and Ruth Mum second. Mrs. Jodoin was assist cd in entertaining and serving the chH- dren by Miss Alice Barnett. The guests were Masters Edward and Beverley Da- van of Brooklyn. N. r., cousins of the young hostess. Estelle Jodoin, Marjorie Webster. Russell Carpenter, Noel Bach and. Rena Bachand, Dena Lafava, Ruth Mum, Edith Mum, Isadore Couture, Mildred Gilbert. Sylvia Bryant and Woodrow Wilson. The little miss received many gifts from her guests.
 Last dance this veal. State Arrnory, Danielson, Black and White orchestra, Saturday, Dec 4. Couple, $1.1o. Lady, b5 cents.-adv.
 Some few months ago George Rome ruski, whose residence is in the south part of the town missed a valuable heif- CT from his stock of neat cattle. He has kept watch all summer, hoping to To- cate the animal but~without ever hear ing a word. The other day Policeman John Dolan took trip down through the surrounding country and son found the COW. Saturday Prosecuting Attorney H. II. Burnhsm presented Dan Pierce be- fore Judge A. M. Brown in the town court Pierce pleaded guilty to taking the animal without permission and was s5 and costs. The penalty imposed by the judge was light on account of visi- ble circumstances favoring leniency.
 NIT. and Mrs. Donald C. Bliss, of Pax ton. Mass. were the weekend guests O. Nr. and Mrs. B. C. Bliss on the Ea as. Main street highlands. The younger NIT. Bliss was the soloist at the Congrega- tionsl church Sunday morning.
 Warden Joseph H. Mccarthy has caused the two guns on David Hale Tanning park to be painted and cleaned In fine shape The wheels and carriage are black and the guns are wartime drab. The breech blocks have been secured and oiled so that now they pre- sent the appearance of brand new pieces. Weather stops have been placed in the muzzles. for two reasons In some weather it Is necessary to keep out the water. or the barrel would fill. freeze and burst the gun In summer there are several species of native birds that just love to build nests in open gun r1uzzies
 The Ashland mill will resume opera tions this (Monday) morning on a full time schedule. Some comfort, it will be to the wage earher after a long shut down!
 lt is the well established policy of all the big textile concerns in town to exert every possible energy to maIntain theil organizations Many a wheel will turr during the coming winter at a loss to tn. corporations. Yet. times will brighter and then the operative who s.i.ks to his job will be much in the lead of ,he rolling stone
 There are three drug stores in Jewet City. The. proprietor of one of them re oeived the other day from a manufactur ing laboratory somewhere in the west, large box as big as shoebox filled with smaller boxes containing two sort, Of sample pills. One kind was a cur, for rheumatism andS gout, the other { never-failing liver remedy. The larx, box was placed on the counter, where ; small card. read, Take One" A few days ago man came in. spotted tn,
 
 tor was busy at the telephone said man filled his coat pocket with the small boxes. Tho storekeeper saw the opera ton out of the corner of his eye, bu, remained silent Saturday the ma, came in, and. seeming 10 just spot thu box of samples. said 10 the dr1gSis with a sort of far-awsy disintereste, smile, Whats this you got here?' Tn answer Simple pills didn't seem t cheer him up. much. He was then pleas antly nvi.ed 10 try a box. as they woul probably be good for what ailed hin NO" said he. T don't believe I nee anything in that line. That is, Not no, l dol't" RemarSing thus, he softly lin toed out, and seemed in a hurry in g, doing
 Arrangements for Christmas party the Congregational vestry on the Thurs day evening preceding Christmas eve made at the Sunday school session Sur day. Mrs. P. .E Robinson's class, whic includes the primary department. wi furnish several numbers on the D. -)grau and each class in the schol will be re H7onsible for one number There will |, a tree, which William McNicol and i assistants will secure. It will bs dect rated by Mrs l.. H. HiscoG's class. R, treatments will be served under the 1 ection of Dr. c. H. Jennings eass.
 James Duggan has returned to Ne York after spending the weekend at h .iome on Hill street
 The body of Mrs. William PhiIli, was brought here Sunday from Myst md buried in Pachaug cemetery. son .-ears ago Mrs. Phillips was a reside, 'f Sylvandale. She was a distant re stive of l.. D. Howe and Mrs. Sara Tracy of this place, A surviving sc lives in Willimantie c
 Mrs C. D. Rabcock wishes te rent h, furnished house to two people. Phor l9-2-zdv