Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-28
VARIOUS MATTERS

this t$ening.
 Monaay was the feast day of St. John the Evangelist.
 Beginning Monday, minute was add Cd to the days length.
 Len Maine of North Stonington cap ;ured d raccoon weighing 20 pounds Small boys .in.s vacation earned many dime with tAelr. snow shovels Monday.
 Rsturnine holiday visitors crowded the .rains and trolleys during Sunday night and Monday.
 Fifty name cards for nifty cents al The Bulletin Ce.-adf.
 Justices Of the pesce, elected Novem. Der mast qualify before the letn ol January 1sal.
 Today. Holy Innocents day, will be marked by special services in the Eps- copal churches.
 If weather conditions permit 2. hockey | team will be organized to represent Stafford this season.
 Mrs. May Mathieu of Central Village, who accidentally swallowed poison week ago. has fully recovered i Tho Norwich parcels post carriers | cleaned up the last of the belated Christmas mail during Monday. j. L. Pray of Baliolvilse was the guest i 0 friends in Boston recently and attend- cd the Orchid Show in Horticultural hall. owners of automobiles have been warned that they cannot drive their cars I after December 3I unless they have the l 1921 number plates.
 From Union, Mrs Paul Putek and Mrs. Earle Bewden have started for Pennsyl- va1lis, where their husbands recently I found work in the mine, A pamphlet issued in New York and 1 written by Mrs. H. N. Whittemore cors- trends the missionary work of Capt, Charles T. Potter, of Norwich
 Scarlet fever in family on upper Broadway Norwich, may affect the opening for the winter term of the schools in that neighborhood. Monday was q dull day in the local stores although clerks were kept busy ] taking inventory stock in anticipation of the annual post-hnliday sales 1 All members of sachem chapter, No s7, o. E. S., are requested to attend the meeting tonight Banquet at s p. rn | followed by installation.-adv. Holiday greetings from che Steiner finally. of Norwich. report them pleas antly situated in Denver and a marked improvement in Mir. steiner's health. The pastor of Trinity Methodist church, Rev. A. E. Legg, has issued 8 holiday message to his people, Answering the query, lis Christmas time of glad ness?
 In tho Moose Meadow section, Tollahc county, chicken stealing has increased to such an extent that farmers are stay. 1 ing up nights with shetguRs ready fol the thief
 According to the report of the stat. department of health there were hv, cases of diphtheria in Somers during tn. last week. Four eases were reported is Ellington. sa s -a
 George Bellavance of the t. s. s Delaware is at his home in Moosup fo Ia fdrlough, expects to be home until thu ss1t and soon after the Delaware is tt go to Seuthf America.
 ] SsAsoned/woo suitable for winter us continued vefy scarce in towns north ant sells at high price. Prospects are tha land fuel prices lower.
 Former State Treasurer Henry H Gallup, president of the Norwich Bel Manufacturing company, who has bee . suffering from a severe attack of rheu mGtisrn, is recovering :. = ~ Sedgwick Wornan,s Relief Corps mem kbers plan 70 go to Baltic Wednesday eve hing on ths GAS nearlss from FranklI square, to present g flag 10 the Ar1eri can Legion Post Of Baltic. :. 5gf. al Fred Chamberlin,..sa blacksmith fror 1 South Coventry. has hired shop a | Ashford and will move there about an utry 1st. He will occupy the house yre
 gently vacated by Joe Veriga.
 A correspondent writes of sea; that was drowned in Mystic river Eth
 other afternoon by getting it's hea
 caught In a tin can in the water that ffl
 ed and dragged the bird dowf1 to il
 aAatf @ ~
 Notices have been sent out by tf
 secretary of the Republican state con
 mittee, John Buckley, of the county Ter < isiative caucuses to oNbe held Tuesday, Jal
 I, and of the general caucuses of sena'
 and house
 i, The beautiful residential streets A Norwich are even more beautiful sint
 the snowfall as nearly every house hs
 piazsa Or porch banked with evergree
 trees, oheery way of making beholdel - forget that winter has come \. ,tl Dryness is nothing new for Groto
 The Stonington Mirror states that h December 1878 4s 9otsa on the licen 2. question, that wzs taken on the Grott
 side of the river, resulted in a vote | d 2eo to 1s against the sale of liquor '. At the Chelsea Savings bank, Norwic
 the 1921 Christmas club has made 2
 excellent start, in the opinion of Pres
 dent Charles E Chandler, with sever
 hundred subscribers This departme
 is in charge of Miss May L. Bushnell. , Some of the FIorian family return,
 to Anston recently. after spending z year in Italy, their native land. Rall ' Florian was taken into the Italian arn
 upon his return to the place of his Dirt
 and is still in service, being i'll in he | pital.
 In the Sun, Moon and Tides depar
 ment of The Bulletin this week an a
 parent discrepancy in the hour of t = morning high tides at the end of tn
 week is explained by the revision of t
 1921 tables of DabolIs Almanac fro
 which the statistics are taken.
 Local granges throughout Connectic
 have been asked to back up the sta
 grange in the proposal to increase |
 state police force for the protection
 the county districts. The matter "
 cnnce up at the meeting of the sta
 grange in Hartford, Jan. Il to 13.