Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-17

titicates in denominations of $25. .210G and S1.000. These certificates are prac- ticaiiy tax exempt and can be bought for 50 cents on the dollar, full value payable in five years. In addition to the certificates of the above denominations Postmaster ORourke states that he can open postal saving accounts from $1 up The demand for the new certificates 1 just at Christmas time shows that many are being purchased for Christmas gifts Funeral services for Angelo Stor1noIo were held Friday morning at $50 o'clock from the home of his daughter. Mrs Sc l basteianna Cartaieno of No. 126 Mans l field avenue In the solemn requiem 1 high mass at St. Joseph's church at g o'clock, the celebrant was Rev John G Clark, the deacon, Rev Otto $. Beau nedster and the ub-deacon. Rev Charles 1 Kelley. As the body was borne into the l church, Mrs. Henry ]. Mathieu Mrs ter enliah E. Sullivan and Mrs. Louis Peters l sang Nearer My God to Thee. St the Offertory Mrs. Sullivan sang Ave Maria and for q waiting hymn He Wipes the Tear from Every Eye was sung by Mrs Mathfeu. Friends were bearers. Buriat was in St. Joseph's cemetery. in the Car te!enO family plot. 4 committal service was read by Father Clark Relatives and friends were present from Norwich. New London, Hartford and Pennsylvania Brief Notes
 The police court blotter was empty Friday but two cases will come u,o this Saturday morning.
 Friday night was Parents nighu at the First Congregational church house and a large number oF mothers and dads heard Dr Frank NJ Sheldon of Boston secretary of the Congregational society speak on Religious Education Qf ChI- aren."
 ] Miss Florence Hevrln Of Jackson street md MisS Evelyn Thompson of Prospect l street attended tie sophomore hop at ] Trinity college. Hartford. Friday night
 Stanley Sumner. a student ar Yale
 university, is home with his parents. MT. and Mrs. Edwin O. Sumner for oyer the holiday.
 Miss Claire CIanen of Connecticut col 1 iege will spend the holiday with her parents. Mir. and Mrs James 1 Ca.uen l Of Summit street
 l Charles Gihsor Of Boston Aie visj4tna
 friends in this city over the week end. Rev. John Fearce attended the meet.
 ings of the Methodist Episcopal caurca centenary held in Boston Thursday
 
 Miss Grace Ottenheimar oH Woodbury
 Andrew Ottenheimer cf Lynn Mass ant Francis Ottenheimer Of Hartford are tc
 spend the week end with their i5arents
 Mir and Mrs. Joseph Ottenheimer. Notice Etas been served on proprietor,
 Of locad pool rooms by the police that ir
 the future they must observe the law regarding the age of boys allowed 70 ire quent their places. No children under IS arc to be allowed in pool rooms Tn, rctice by police followed the connIa iI, 5y several parents that boys under agt were frequenting pool rooms. and an in vostigation prcged that the cornplaint Were well founded. Pr0prictors f poo
 rooms and the boys frequent;ng then will be arrested by the police for futur s offenses.
 s Several local attorneys were in Eoc's vile Friday attending the session if th s Poland county superior court Plans and specifications for the cree 5 | ton of the proposed new scnool fo s Windham Center have been compiate 3 by 8 local architec- and sent ont to hin s contractors. four in this city and five ou of town. The bids are to he Opened Z, 5 the chamber of commerce rooms Tues B 5ay afternoon. December 27th and f. s believed that bids will come within tn \ appropriation Cf $35,000 made by voter s some time ago If the lowest bid excee \ this figure. q special meeting is to be heI to submit the question to the voters C the town.
 E At the First Congregational churc Sunday. Rev. Harry s. McCready, pasto will preach at fG45. Subject of chuC \ dren's story. Felix the Wise Man Morf ing sermon, The Wise Mems Gift h Church school for the study oe the Bibl
 meet at 9.45 a. n. Mems forum meet