Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-15
VARIOUS MATTERS

,.tss ts ~Ts Tuesday that the City of Nor7 ,,,;s,, bad arrived from Barry, Wales. rom which port she sailed November yrsss sa,A at ss Church street, Dec s,.6ar 1s and 17. Hrs. M. Jewets- r-,asv afternoon in the Osgood Memo l .;a, nsrish house parlors, the December 4, ,ae,tna of the Wonan's Home Mlssiol. ~. srv society of Park church IS 10 pc held . rns natience of local merchants was severely tried by Tuesdays unlasoi sD.e s.- weather when little could be done eA- cent to keep clerks busy rearr&hsine stocks. .s.
 The United States Civil Service com mission announces an examlnaetoi, eo ,aa rs surveyor -draftsman, male, up 10 ~ i,. 5s ars in the Forest Service for duty III the field. at s1,5eo to sl,1ee'
 rha ana commendable feature about ,N,a.S,,,s storm was the fact that the dav was not cold. It never srsanGu ss l l,a yfier but the temperature rose to DO deirees during the afternoon " IT c. U. rumage sales today at r,,,c,.inpharn m Memorial, door open at a. m.--adv.
 1rban Oweneco Camp Fire Girls Of the ,7oitad Conaregational church meet frl- s... S,,sn;ne in inc lecture room, tlng i (-n-;stnoas trees are to be decorateu anu inc Anal plans for a sale will De naue
 Even during Tuesdays storm tnrl1ts l ,..,,se,i,;vas were not out to take auVai' tsre of the drop in prices advertisea I,la ] food sueplies Prudent buyers heN Y, watched quotations more closely than @' ] present. ,.. For the third time the meeting ot com fart Circle of the Kings Daughters, sp. pointed to be held with Mrs. rreelo.O sf+O | Miller, of the East Side, Iuesuas @ arnoon was given up because of Dao | weather.
 o,s }r,srd of the Home Hospital New 1ordon once the residence of the late 1 ATr and Nfs Fred T. Mason, of Norwlch, has made provision for ice cream Chr1s,- ,E.,- mss dav for everyone connected Wltn | the hospital.
 At Plaln6eld. a Christmas cantata py l .h ron<reoa tional Sunday school IS pc inc arranged by Mrs Arthur Tlllnsnsst and Rev. A. w, Barwiek to be gwen rhristmas night About 50 children will take part
 rbA rslkinS Machine Shop, 24 Franklin sd,, is selling Victrolas at sl.oo do"n s1.00 per week.-adv.
 waiter [. Russell and Uic J. Burke Westerly young men, employed the pas paa. two years as towernlen at New Loiluoil @ by the New Haven railroad naNe peett at laid off temporar rily. que to the p0itesS - curtailing expenses.
 I At Mystic Academy, former elree- 2, far Al the Norwich Art School, U, Al Ssst 1noropsor. now resident of Mys- c;t has drawn on the blackboard Tn the stnaArv.rten 'ThA Navitity," for the ea- iersfion and delight of the younger pu- I.pils. : nav book at the Otis library is | 1oSens nf New England and Old Bnglaho ireland. and Scotland; printed 10 com ,i ,,synorate the tercentenary of the lafidlns AZ inc Pilgrirns Issued and presenten D. , tbk State Street Trust Company Sos , ton.
 Honey Butter makes sweet a Arnas | present Latham packs IL TOT pHioe i. post. Telephone ssS-4'-aSV. s Elias Chapman of Eastern Point IS re | covering at his home from fractures : e2.. .ins aoa other internal injufie sscaivAd late Saturday afternoon wne { tns wasnn in which he was seated wa n str,,ck bv a milk cart belonging to Theo t aore Goodrich.
 The children at. Pond Hill school, GOV snt,v havA drawn lots, each child ara" ins tbS name Of another child. Fac s nvnil will take a present to school nes i. Friday, and present it to the child wnos ; name was drawn, and so each chli ! receives gift. h small government boat, The U e A. L.. 42 has been hauled out at N f ank marine railway. This craft Whlcn e stationed 1t Fort c. H. Wrisht,' f@lsf @
 trs Island and used as a dispatch boa i dp l. out for the survey of the hull a -The Grace Circle Kings Daughtel if will hold a food sale at the Buckinl n ham Thursday at ?. m'-auN'
 One of the Lyme colony of artists: Ro
 ert Vonnoh ok New York natlve
 Hartford. is Shairman of the hansir es c61nmittAe for the one hundred and si' l. tAentb annual exhibition of the Penl h. svlvania Academy of Fine Arts in Phi Y deiphia to be opened tQ the public Fe
 rusry Sth.
 . During his visit to Norwich Sunda
 when he occupied his former pulpit Y the Central Baptist church. Rev. D
 Peter c. Wright of Hartford, stated
 friends that while he is very much ' terested in his new work he misses u many agreeable features of his formf
 pastorate
 The Bulletin readers are aoVlseu
 call on The Plaut-Cadden Company, Is
 l4S Main street when in need of pial
 or victrola.-adv
 William Page, electrician at the La
 ton Mills, Plainfeld, recently had I
 clothing caught and only his presen k of mind prevented his being carried ov
 thei shafting probably to instand dea' AA He braced his feet against the wall
 called for men to cut his clothing a
 set him free
 Order your Xmas Cherries. Plan
 wreaths and Cut Flowers from t
 Maplewood Nursery { Q. Orders dellv
 ed free of charge.-adv
 The current White Ribbon Banr
 notes that Mystic W, c. T. U. recen
 celebrated it's thirty-first anniverss
 with a meeting in the same house
 which its first meeting was held
 home of Mrs Erastus Denison. o
 three of the original members are lef
 Mrs T. E. Packer, Mrs C. E. Newb'
 and Mrs. F ". Batty.
 Judge Frahk D. Haines of Portla
 who Is presiding at the December te
 of the Holland County Superior court,
 Rockville. has arranged for the trial {
 sions to be held at this term of the col
 beginning today Wednesday,. No j
 will be called as only one case is on
 docket to be tried before jury,
 this was allowed to stand.
 The Talking Machine Shop, 24 Franl
 su.. is selling Yictrolas at s1.oo do
 s10o per week.-adv.
 .>s In a solemn high mass of requiem John F, Ring, offered in St. Patri re church Tuesday at o'clock the rec VI pa. Thhn II Proderick was celebr