Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25
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Norwich, Saturday, Dec. s5. 1oso.
VARIOUS MATTERS

ITaYellnE SeIsi ? to SAV AHe LoO ~ Osgood Co.-adv.
 :Ih some of the suburban places there has been skating during the week The moon rose Friday evening from bank of snow-clouds, but later the sky was clear
 Fifty name cards for fifty cents at The Bulletin Co.-adv.
 The sick committee of Ekonk grange has sent basket of fruit to Miss Nette Gallup, who continues feeble.
 Manicure roll ups, $s.5O to s25. at The Lee & Osgood Co.---adv.
 The New London Elks contributed a l total of $15O toward the holiday fund for Norwich State Tuberculosis sana- torium.
 Dance at State Armory. Willimantic, Saturday night, Dec. 25, 1s2O.-adv. Frank Conroy. of the United States navy, now stationed at the Philadelphia navy yard. is spending the holidays in | Groton with his parents.
 Give her La Vida Vibrator for Xmas. The Lee & Osgood Co.-adv The matter of subscriptions for | church papers at the United Congrega- tional church has been put in charge of Miss Lillian B. Hawes, AS Broadway,
 The Talking Machine Shop, "A Frank lin sq, is selling Victrolas at $1 down and | s1 per week.-adv. There are two cases of typhoid in Moosup at the town farm, and at the health officers suggestion water from | the well there has been sent to Hartford | for examination.
 An ideal Xmas gift hot water bottle SIPS to s5, at The Lee & Osgood Co., adv.
 Christmas day is the one holiday in | the year when Rural Carriers drive over | their routes. so that The Bulletins sub- scribers will have the satisfaction of ! receiving their paper today.
 The Talking Machine Shop, 24 Frank lin sq., is selling Victrolas at S1 down s1 per week.-adv.
 Splendid weather Friday helped enc up the holiday business with rush ant a snap The big stores have all had 1 fine business and the smaller ones have done well in certain lines.
 Christmas cantata at Central Baptis church. Sunday evening. Quartet anC chorus choir. led by Prof. C. D. Geer.- 1 adv.
 The old almshouse of New London is about to become a place of manufac 
 amond company are to take it over sool and will employ about 200 hands.
 Phone 761 and leave that order fo Christmas chocolates The Lee & Osgoo' 1 Co.-adv.
 Henry W. Cray for over sixteen year superintendent of the Aldrich cotton mil plant. at Moosup, retired last week an Is having his household goods made read for storage Mir and Mrs. Cray will spen the winter in the south. The Bulletin readers are advised t call on The Plaut-Cadden Company, 135 143 Main street when in need of a plan or Victrola.-adv.
 Capt. Charles T. Potter has place Scripture text calendars in the IS room , at Norwich State Tuberculosis Sanatori um and has 24 for the rooms at Back us hospital These calendars are alway appreciated by patients Order your Xmas cherries, plant: wreaths and cut flowers from the Maple wood Nursery Co., Orders delivere free of charge.-adv. The United States Civil Service com mission announces an examination flo oiler, men or women, over IS years 0 age, at the Post Office department Washington. D. C.. at $S40 a year plu l month.
 : Christmas cantata at Central Baptis church, Sunday evening. Quartet an chorus choir. led by Prof. C. D. Geer- , | adv.
 I Connecticut trappers learn that abol seventy different kinds of skins are rel I resented in the collection. which will I sold at auction in New York, Janua1 = r and days following, and in number y they range from 20 Polar bear pelts y 475,o 900 moles.
 ]; At the meeting of the State Boar l of Charities the other day, Secretal Charles A. Kellogg and Mrs. F. ., Mitchell of Norwich reported that upC
 their visit to the Connecticut Industri II school at Middletown they found that il stitution in excellent shape. n Durand's. Page and Shaw, Park al l. Tilford and Apollo chocolates in 12, s 2, and 5 lb. boxes. Order now. IT fl Lee & Osgood Co.-adv y In the last five years the selling pri e of farm land and improvements in u n United States increased 65 per cent, a $ cording to estimates made by the secre '- tary of agriculture in his annual repo, s Between March, 1910, and March, 1s2
 the increase was 21.1 per cent le Fridays New York papers stated tn s- funeral services for Gertrude Hail n widow of William Camp Lanman. w l- died suddenly early Thursday. took pla d at g o'clock Friday morning. with y requiem mass at St. Leo's church T. o'clock. Burial is to be in Norwich.
 Christmas cantata at Central Bapt
 church Sunday evening. Quartet a 'S chorus choir, led by Prof. C. D. Geer.
 adv.
 = A letter received in Norwich frc
 Omaha, Nebraska, Friday. told of
 almost tragic industrial slump there
 thousands of employees dismissed and e
 es where individuals, recently well pa
 are now glad to wash dishes in re:
 aurants so as to make sure of da
 meals.
 Dance Boulds Bros. famous orchest
 of Cincinnati. Ohio, at state aruory. w
 limantic, beginning Xmas, every Saturds
 T. A. B. hall, Norwich, every Thursds
 tbeginning Dec. 3Oth) )featuring Bob Mc
 ris, king of banjos. also two stars, for
 erly with McBnelly's, having toured
 states. Coming direct from Maine Le
 go.-adv.
 Samuel Dorrsnce, son of MT and M
 Henry Dorrance, of Plainfeld, recen
 purchased three pedigreed Rambouil
 Merlno sheep as @ start In the Shee
 raising business, the only anirna Is of u
 kind in the state except those at Stol
 where these were bought. They cal
 from Perry, N Y.
 Mrs Rufus Bunnell and Miss CordA
 Sterling of Stratford sisters of the l.
 John W. Sterling, New York lawy
 who died some months ago and t
 Yale many millions, have now given
 the university four rare Doolittle pril
 of scenes in the American Revoluti
 Mrs. Bunnell is mother of pr. F.
 Bunnell, of Norwich Free Academy