Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-24
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llNerwich. rriday. Dec. s4. 1920.
VARIOUS MATTERS
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Tides will be high tday < Light vehicle lamps at 4.5S o'clock this evening.
 Traveiing sets, :5 to s2o, at The Lee & osgood Co.-adv.
 The December moon fulls tomorrow, the 18th, at 7.SS a. m.
 After the sun appeared, Thursday noon, the mercury rose to 5. degrees. {
 Norwich bakers are preparing to fill the usual orders for rich Christmas cakes and pastry.
 Fifty name cards for fifty cents 1t The Bulletin Co.-adv
 Beekeepers about the county state that the bees appear to be wintering well, due to the mild weafhSr <- Baptist church Thursday evening vas a Christmas prayer meeting.s ,,srsrs rsEsoFs3T1 r}1i s ss1 hlnsta ass asss ss' tra rush of business t6day. asexss {, Manicure .roll-ups, ssseso to s25, at The Lee < psgood co.-ady. H
 Fairview lodge of odd Fellows. of Gro ton, gave six members the third de- gree at meeting this week.
 The Quarryvilie, .. Methqdist ssSunday school is toy have a Christmas treea and entertainment at the church this eEriS day) evening.
 Give her La Vida Vibrator for Xmas. The Lee '& Osgood Co,-adv.
 Today, December 24th the 1irg,l Of Christmas, is a fasting day in the Cath olic church for those not sick, or aged. or whose work is not too laborious.
 Of former Norwich resident a North Woodstock correspondent writes: Mrs Calvin Rawson has been confined to the house with an attack of laryngitis
 Dance. at state armory, Willimantic Saturday night, Dec. 18th, 192o.-adv.
 It is recorded that year ago tonight heavy rain fell, turning to snow fo1 Christmas day and the ground was not sbare of snow or ice until late in the spring.
 State Agent A V. Buchanan, ol Mansfield Center had but three applica lions for children's working certificate! turing his visit to Norwich Thursda.
 fte-noon.
 [ Special choice escallops, soc pound ,Bis variety of fresh fish, Osgood's wharf adv.
 If candy is considered expensive thi O CTS of sweets have been held to thei contract of 23 cent sugar, although it i now selling at 12 cents
 St Patrick's school closed Thursda. noon, after Christmas exercises, the ph l pils of the four lowest grades receiving | gifts of sacred picture cards, fruit an candy provided by the rector, Rev. J. H ~Grodorick
 Ft $ noted at Phoenixville that Dwigt rT-ohster is on the same woodlot wher ',e worked thirty-four years ago for tn . William Ingalls, and is now workin i fa- the latter's son, George L. Ingau;
 Of Norwich.
 An ideal Xmas gift Hot water bot s le, s1.25 to $500, at The Lee ( osgoo Cc.--adv.
 Already six classes for sewing an 2c5kins have been organized by the dt
 nartnent of the. United Workees
 charge of Miss Alice W. Cogswell. fou
 meeting at the United Workers hous
 and two at the Falls club.
 Children of the Sacred Heart parisl
 Groton- enjoyed 3 Christmas tree celt bration Thursday afternoon Gifts wei
 distributed by the Women's Aid societ,
 which was in charge of the affair, 4 ml
 
 Order your Samoset chocolates fro,
 Sisk's Drug Stroe. Auto delivery Xms
 day.-adv.
 Contributions received in the Rockvil public schools toward the fund for u
 support of the children in Europe sho
 that pupils of the high school contribu , cd s14o.42, while the graded schoo contributed s123S2 making a total ;. s2s4o4
 The Gales Ferry Christmas tree al | entertainment at the clubhouse We . nesday evening proved a most enieyah
 affair over 100 attending. The tree w beautifully decorated by the Junior q partment of, the Gales Ferry Improveme n society.
 :, Phone 7s1 and leave that order f '. Christmas chocolates The Lee & , > good Co.-adv. At Park church. at the n1id-week SC F vice, 7.3o p. m.. in the chapel, Thu l. day evening. the prelude was the su iay school lesson. Isa. 25. and Bill - study. Acts II. The pianist was M s Beatrice Eastwood. MT. Learned led Il the singing.
 The appraisal of the estate of Da, ;. E. Kaplan. who died in New York Mar = Is. 1915. shows an estate of S159.10S. . wife receiving $25,197 and each of o sons and daughters. including Emahu = and Goldie K.5 Levy both of Norwi, s14,1s7 each.
 s. Phone your Xmas order for ice ere; r now to Sisks Drug Store Tel. 1853 l. Free auto delivery.-adv.
 Connecticut graduates of the Catho
 University of America of .washingt
 D. e, will. gather at banquet Mo
 day evening, December 27, at the I :. tel Heublein, Hartford. when a Connet 'i cut chapter of the National Alumni P sociation will be organized a United States destroyer Reid one -e the four old type destroyers offered sale last year by the government 2 l. bought several months .go py tae s ir and Engine company at Groton. il been undergoing repairs at the Than Y Towboat, Co.'S yards at Riverside C Order your Xmas cherries. plar III, wreaths and cut flowers from the Mar G. wood Nursery Co. Orders delivered f C. of charge.-ady.
 r. Members of the Holy Name Soci
 and other men of St. Patricks parish i- receive their, quarterly Holy Commun
 in a body at the 7:30+ mass Christn
 morning (Saturdayl An out of tc
 priest will assist the three priests of
 parish in hearing confessions Friday " ernoon and evening. ne The Bulletin readers are advised caN on The Plaut-Cadden Company, 1 I'd 143 Main street when in need of pi ek or yictrola.-a3v, E. z A huge pile of one-inch lumber cut he sawed in West Willington and -er