Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-10
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 5.4s o'clock this
evening.
The temperature range Friday was
from 10 to 20 degrees.
Postmen notice the increased use of
Christmas seals on letters and packages.
Dance Canterbury Grange hall tonight
Morey's Enthusiastically
Local jewelers. are finding the holt
day trade surprisingly good for SO early
in the season.
new granite fountain has been set
on the Groton highway where the old
watering trough formerly stood,
Although Huntington's pond at East
Great Plain has been frozen over for two
days the Ice is not safe for skating yet
Most of the Christmas tree equipment
for church and grange entertainments in
surrounding towns is being purchas-
ed in Norwich.
Call and examine special line of
Christmas cards at The Bulletin JOB
Room-adv.
Junior societies at Yale gave out cleo
lions this week. The Connecticut boys
/ elected, with their societies include,
Beta Theta Pr, Neville T. Usher, Ston-
| ington.
The Pla1t-Cadden house. No. II
Church street, is being repaired and rem
ovated and electric lights are to be in
stalled. This is the former George A.
Kies residence.
The holiday sale of the Parish Aid
society Of Christ church. Mrs w. Tyler
Olcott, president, held Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Frederick L. OSgood, net
| ted over 5000.
The annual school enumeration report
in the town Of Vernon shows an increase
Of 11e over ,1st year Then there were
i347 not ling any school. There are
S24 this year.
An acceptable Christmas remembrance,
so calling cards printed for so cents, at
The Bulletin Co.-adv.
The annual city meeting at Rock
Vile followed the city election. AS a
result of he appropriations granted it
will be necessary to raise the taxes from
mills to IL mills.
At New London, Mrs. Otillia Edgecon1b
of 4 Villa ms street, matron of the B. P.
Learned Mission, who was stricken with
a shock IS slightly improved, although
her right side remains paralyzed.
John Wick, As, who fell from the
roof while shinglingg at the Alaberstadt
place. near Canterbury Green, last week,
breaking both bones in his leg is max
ing most favorable recovery at Backus
hospital.
Special sale of Xmas aprons at Wom-
ans Exchange. A choice line of hand
made gifts and cards.-adv
None of the naked eye planets are
visible in The early evening this month
Algol, the ecllpsing variable star will
ac1ipead
December IA at 5.27 p. m, and Deem
Der 80 at 1920 p. m.
The rocks blasted at the rear of the
Schwartz property on Main street, the
former Austin block, are being drawn
to the site of the new Y. NJ c. A. build
ing, opposite the post office and will be
used for the foundation there.
The colder weather is opening up a
new Inc If occupation for some of the
unemployed In Noank village, as with
the coming of this weather the cells begin
to bed in the mud on the fats between
tn village anil Mason's Island.
Something entirely new, decidedly art
istic and very inexpensive for Xmas gifts
IS the English perfuned pottery at Kim
balls Textile Shop.-adv
The third New England regional meet
| bl IIb AlllcI4 CdIl 1USLlluIlO1 OF <AC-
countants and others interested in &C
countancy is TO be held at the Hartford
club, December 10, und@ the auspices o.
the Connecticut Society of Certified Pub
lie Accountants.
Roy Slater and Miss Jennie Price O.
Fast Woodstock. who were married
Thanksgiving evening by Rev. Henri!
Baker, are occupying a part of the Chat
, 2 II
Chaffee and Miss Price has been house
keeper thare since the death of Mrs.
Chaffee several years ago.
The United States Civil Service com
. mission announces an examination OF
January IS for domestic science teach
er, female, age % to so, for vacancie
in the Indian Service. The entrance sal
airy for domestic science teachers in tn
Indian Service (boarding schools) rang
es from 800 to $500 a year