Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-21
VARIOUS MATTERS

Saybrook Gun club is to hold it's big shooting meet next Saturday.
 The December moon is in it's last quarter today the 21st at 2.54 D. m.
 Military brushes make the ideal Xmas gift The Lee & Osgood Co-adv.
 St. Thomas the Apostle, is commeno- rated, in the church calendar Dec. 21st.
 Pleasant winter weather is the predic- ton of DapoHs Almanac for the remain der of the week. Order calling cards at The Bulletin office, 50 for soc, special price.-adv.
 A book recently added to the shelves at Peck library is George P. Bakers '-The Pilgrim Spirit"
 Tuesday afternoon, the Woman's pray CT meeting at the Central Baptist church was led by Mrs. Floyd May.
 Pyralin ivory for her Xmas gift A complete line at The Lee & Osgood Co., adv.
 A number of the patriotic societies will have special exercises to note Forefath- ers' Day, today (Wednesday)
 At Old Lyme, MT. and Mrs. H. L, Hoff- apd have left to spend the winter in New York.
 The government has decided to sell the site of Morgan Point Lighthouse, at Noank, which light was discontinued re- gently.
 He prefers the best. Get it at Kep- l pier 's-adv.
 l Although Tuesday began with temp- erature we'll below the freezing point the afternoon proved the finest type of win ter day
 | The Mystic Community club plans a community Christmas tree celebration tc be held in front of the Community house Christmas eve.
 Conl1lin fountain pens and automatic pencils. Absolutely guaranteed. The Lee & osgood Co.-adv.
 Charles Pierson and men have beer digging the cellar and putting in under pinning for new house on the shore o- Rogers lake, East Lyme.
 During Tuesday Marshall Jewett pick ed two full blown dandelions in hi garden at 5s Church street, something not often recorded Dec. goth.
 There is to be the celebration of hol. communion at Trinity Episcopal church this Wednesday, morning at 10 o'clock in observance of St. Thomas day. Buy him a silk reefer Get it a Kepler's,-adv. The current White Ribbon Banner reminding readers of the increase i membership as desired, by the Nationa plan, for a million members in 1924. Walter Schultz of Saybrock Poinr f while trimming trees in Cypress ceme ' tery fell 20 feet, breaking both ankle!
 He was taken to the Middlesex hospital. Buy him a Twinplex Stropper for hi Gillette or Durham Duplex blades. Tn
 Lee & Osgood Co.-adv.
 William Griswold of New York, wf has purchased the Charles H. Griswe1 homestead at Black Hall is to have a 5 terations and improvements made once
 . Congregational singing, which prove | so popular during the recent two week
 mission at St. Patricks church. is beirl
 continued at the o'clock mass ever Sunday.
 He will be delighted if it comes fro
 KeDpier'
 A prominent resident of Shunoc, Mort b Stonington, Henry E. Randall, WI
 suffered a shock of paralysis last wee - lremains in a critical condition, beinz, ui conscious.
 Beginning this week about 10O.0t ., copies of the first installment of Amer s can history as revised by the Knights r Columbus History Commission, will '' distributed.
 " At Franklin, A. T. Gardner of Norwi, "a has force of men getting out telepho s and telegraph poles to meet the rush
 cfIders resGtang from the recent i
 storm north. d. For something different get that s+ at Keppler s.-adv he Norwich users of railroad express W
 find that another tax burden has be D. lifted when they come to pay bills aft e. January l next. The American Railro CT Express Co. has sent out notices of t lk change.
 A former most efficient member of t IT. force at the Norwich Savings society a CT a prominent member of the Halle ell CT Miss Winifred s. McAdam is now vt nd advantageously located in the execut.
 offices of Tufts college in Boston. @ Buy Hall-Mark chocolates and h es boost Connecticut college $2,O0O00 1S dowment fund. The Lee & Osgood Co rd adv.
 new clock from Boston just set he the tower of Moosup Methodist chul lbs has four 5-foot skeleton dtals, and is IT, gift of Mrs Harold Lawton of Pla lss field in memory of her parents, MT 2 ast Mrs. Pettigrew who attended this chu-
 when it was built.
 A member of the committee in cha1
 when a lecture was given Monday VT Major Vivian Gilbert in the ballroom
 Mrs. Vincent Astors Fifth avenue r ,bo dence. for the Post Graduate hosp ,c,, benefit, was Mrs. Amos Scnermerhorn ,be New York and StoningtoE. ton The United States civil service e of n1issionl announHeI examinations wo junior techno1ogists, either sex of re tes onable age on Jan. H. March 8 and \ zen IT for vacancies in the bureau of sta ing ars, department of commerce, for q Jor in Washington, D. C., or elsewhere rho 200 to $1,5o0 a year. ans
 ica State farmers learn that federal
 thorities are to consider the advfsabi ,es of quarantining the state of New Hal Lrt- shire and Massachusetts to check
 spread of the satin moth, a dangerous
 sect pest newly discovered in this co . try in particular an enemy of the DO, {. and willow.
 NORWICH MINISTER'S Gh AsSOCIATJnN EoRN