Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-09
VARIOUS MATTERS

the 10th, at 5.et 2. m. Holiday buyins Wednesday was very encouraging to the local merchants.
 Holiday sale continued, womsa's E<- change. Daily hot lunch ip tes-roem.- adv.
 District schools in a number of sub urban towns will close week from te- morrow, December l7th, for the holiday vacation.
 A fine looking load of hay from Leb- anon, delivered at the Norwich city barn Wednesday, eest $40 a ton. Baled hay is even higher.
 Coming to Norwich to see Santa Claus and to inspect the gayly dscked windows and holiday stocks is the regulation pro- gramme these days.
 Dance at armory, DaHielson, Satur- day, Black and Wb:se; couple, s1.le; | lady, 55e.--adv.
 Mrs Edwin T. Smith has been elect ed chairman and Mrs. Annie Gilbert, assistant chairman, of the Red Cross auxiliary at Hebron.
 The members of the Sedalitas of tthe United church have been invited ts . Christmas party in the church parlors, | Monday evening next.
 George Reullard, of Bartonville, Vt, was summoned to Central Village early Wednesday to the bedside of his wife wso was critically Ill.
 Trinity Methodist church rummaEe sale at Buckingham Memorial at 10 o'clock this morning,-adv. Plenty cf ice ferr1ed early Wednes- day morning, when the temperature rec eSd was 20 degrees. By noon the mer- curry had risen to 40 degrees. |. VnFm IL I has been reseld by Mir. Frink to a fam fly of Films from New York, who will take possession in the spring. , Chicken pie supper and sale at Mrs. William I. Allyn's in Ledyard, on Fri day evening, Dec. 10th.-adv. The criminal session of the Holland county superior court has been pest poned until Friday morning at 10 o'clock when prisoners will be put to plea. l Dr. Clarence G. Brooks gave a din. T ner to the members of the New Lon a don Dental Society Tuesday night in 2 | private room of the Mohican hotel.
 The Aldrich Free Library at MoosuI was closed to the public during the las l. three weeks on ceount of an imper l lection in the fuvnace that is needing [ attention.
 Rummage sale under auspices of Laure } Hill Parent Teacher association, Bucking. ham Memorial tomorrow a. m.-adv. , According to the Old Farmers al manac winter will set in two weeks iron . Tuesday last. the Fist, at 10.17 D. m Y Winter will come in but four days be . fore Christmas
 T United States Marshal Palmer an- t ncunees from New Haven the appoint ment of Thomas Monahan, former cit. .1~ TTr4.A~ States marshal.
 Third company dance Friday evening December 10th, State Armory Row
 No water bill rebates on leakage 0 similar trouble due to defective plumb ing will go to property owners in Gro ton, it is announced by tie water com unissioneFs of that borough.
 The district superintendent, Rev Will jam H. Bath, preached on interestin sermon, "Manhood's Longing for Youth l Opportunity" at Trinity Methodist church Sunday evening service.
 The Bulletin readers are advised t, call on The Plaut- Gladden. company, 155 143 Main street. when in need of plan or Victrela--adv.
 Judge Donald T. Warner of Salisbur, who will retire from the superior ceul bench Wednesday, December IS. upo reaching the age of 70, will be sueceede by Christopher L. Avery of Groton.
 It is admitted that the Brainerd Armstrong Company's silk mills throue running part time during an extremel slack period thus keepink emptoyes C the payroll, are sacrificing at least $100 900.
 nstr Araf ln51p Ad hof dies are in. Try them; also scallcp oysters. clans and a big variety of fires fish. Broadway Fish Market, 40 Broat way.-adv.
 The days length has decreased s
 hours and eight minutes since June 2 ] The shortest days of the year are le
 than two weeks distant, and soon aft . that time She period of daylight V
 begin to lensthen.
 Lf The parochial schools of the city he
 no sessions Wedresdcy, the feast
 the Immaculate Conception, the pup
 being dismissed for the day followf
 attendance at one of the morning mas
 es in the churches. v 50 cents on on all hand made fan
 work. Something different for gifts. F
 ted corsets at S5.00-Open nights un
 Xmas Madame Victoria ]. Plante, 3
 Main street, opposite Buckingham N
 morial-ady.
 The coal-laden three-masted schoo
 CT Greenwood, which was sunk off St ne en Island the other day, was built by
 Robert Palmer & Son Co, at the Noa L shipyard in 1908 for the Lehgh O nS and Navigation company. ,'f Word has been received at the hei
 quarters of the Knights of Columbus - New Haven that James A. Flaherty, Sc preme knight. has directed divisions
 over the country to oppose the ad
 ton of extreme blue law legislation ,, Mrs s. Noble Loemis has returned llo Coventry, after spending two mon
 with her son, Edward N Loemis, .e Sacramento, Cal Mrs. Loofnis came
 way of New Orleans and spent the ?
 few days with her cousins in New
 sey.
 .. Franklin Chapter, No. 1, R. A. M, w have as it's guest tonight, R. E. Comp
 Ward DeKlyn. who makes his offi' 'ut visitation Work in the Mark Master
 gree Refreshments at close of we eW A large attendance is desired.-adv
 At Rockville q pinechle teurnam
 between the Knights of Pythias and
 Improved Order of Red Men has h nd arranged. Three games will be pla
 and the first will come up Deeem l;s IS in the rooms of the Knights Pythias.
 The United States Civil Service c
 mission announces an examination radio operator, male and female, md 25 to 40, in the Lighthouse Service
 salaries ranging from sss0 to $f,2e nj year. with s1 pec diem additional
 subsistence.
 a& Having returned from Washington