Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at 4.5e o'clock this evening.
 He prefers the best. Get it at Kep- pier s.-adv.
 Six cases of scarlet fever are repcr, ed in the vicinity of Pine Grove and Ni- antic.
 More than one reliable family umbrella lost it's head during Sunday mornings tempest.
 z number of local motorists have adorned their closed cars with Christmas wreaths.
 During Sunday afternoon the Otis Ii- brard reading room was in charge of Miss Sadie J. Dawson. Carl D. Gallup from Ekonk began saving for the Ingalls, lumber company near Norwich the past week.
 The rise in temperature from 8 to 52 degrees in the past two days has keenly disappointed the skaters.
 Buy himNa silk reefer. Get it at Kepler' 's.-adv.
 At South Willington Colonel w. H. Hall is havng erected sevan detached houses fer his employees.
 
 The Moosup Thursday club IS to pro- vide turkey dinner Christmas day for the inmates or the town farm.
 Saturday nights rain held off obilig- ingly until after the stores closed. follow ing day of splendid holiday trade.
 Trinity Episcopal parish, through its hospital committee has contributed ten dollars to the Christmas fund of Back us hospital
 One of the big globes over the en. | trance to the Norwich pestoffice was blown down and smashed during Sunda, mornings gale.
 At the Home-Time. in the Communit1 house Sunday evening at $50, Principa Henry A. Tirren addressed the youag people of the United church.
 In the village of Mystic, where the vel vet and silk mills and machine shops ar running short handed, business in gen eral has felt the depression.
 He will be delighted if it comes frsn KeDper's-adv
 Beginning with the 1.45 p. m. tri Saturday, the Plainfield regular trolle- car drew two trailers into Norwich an travel was nearly as heavy on the othe lines.
 Charles T. Peach, who died at hi home in Waterbury Thursday, wa known throughout the state as one of tn leaders in the affairs of the socialis party
 new block being erected at PIainieI by Walter Kingsley next to the post oi flee is nearing completion. It is tw stories, with two stores on the groun floor.
 During the gale and heavy rain earl Sunday morning the pigeons nuddled c a cornice of the courthouse and grumble about the changeable New Englan weather.
 Since the recent death of Rapresents tive Woodford of Avon, who was 103 tf | oldest man in Connecticut is Dr. Robe Kennedy If Bristol. who will be 1C March Sth.
 At the Epworth league meeting Trinity Methodist church Sunday evenir the leader was Miss Gertrude Pendletc and the topic, The Ten Commandments the Life of Today.
 For something different get that t at Keppler's.-adv.
 Approval of ConnecScut's action % ! of overlooking trucks was expressed the convention of the American Assoc alton of State Highway Officials held Omaha, Neb., recently. - At the Central Baptist church Stu day at 6.30 ?. m, the B. '. P. r. top was Conscience, Teaching, Quickenil and Obeying 1t. the leader for the i < termediates was Maude Adams, for u | seniors Walter ForSchler s While the storm was at it's hefg. l. Sunday morning the lights went O e several times during the 80 mass in .- Patrick's church, the gas refused to fu z nish illumination and for a good part # the service the altar candles were t Q chief dependence.
 II crder 70 avoid Duplication Of eft e aui 10 cut aoWn the cost witaoCt rcdu l. ing the relief given New Lon lon yc S. at Christmas time. City Manager Es 7' low atVCCates a close cooperation 1 U tween the Associated Charitie; and | H Salvation Army this year. ,e Plans are being made at Southington
 ho-d f&l ewcH exercises to Su9t F.
 Wtham dt fewis High scqcol Frid
 afternoon. MT Witham. who has no
 super. nttnCent of schools tor inc ,; = ter wars nds resigned to become sui,
 ntendcnt of Putnam schools ! Arthur G. Rudd is to start soon af January 1 the construction of big ba
 house at Ocean Beach, on land owned
 the city, and with approval of the pe board. He proposes to erect a build
 to contain 1000 public and private ba
 houses, at the east end of the beach or Because of the illness of Mrs. E o Harris, Mrs. Roy Keller (Hel.n WI l7 fo1d) of New London, former mem d of the quartet, sang alto in Park chu V choir Sunday Chorister Eben Learne
 program included, God is Our Hope {
 Strength by West and God is love
 Speaks.
 ,F The Black Point club at it frrt meet
 of the season last week at the home k Mrs Nelson Spencer Crescent Bea ld elected the following officers: Preside IT. Mrs Eugene Beebe; vice president \ or Annie Brown; secretary, Mrs E, to Coomes; treasurer, Mrs. Charles J. M il. waring, > nd
 STATES ASSETS GIVEN
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