Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-27
VARIOUS MATTERS

usual exchange of holiday gifts today
(Tuesday).
Repairs are being made to the resi-
denee of Mrs. Vine s. Stetson, on West
Thames street.
A new book at the Otis library is
Women of the Maydower and Women Of
Plymouth Colony.
Mankind gets belatld Christmas
present of one additional minute Of day
light today, the 9th.
An auto express line has been start
ed between New London and Hartford
to SO daily over the new highway.
No more wcrk of building shoulders
to the road at Marlborough will be done
by c. w. Blakesiee & Son for the win
ter.
A Clinton correspondent notes that
Mrs. Emma Parker has returned after
a visit with her niece, Mrs. Henry John
SOD. In Mystic.
At East Killingly, George ". Jaques
has finished the third well which he
has dug at the Mason homestead. This
! one is expressly for. the poultry yards.
Grangei Christmas Wednesday eve,
each member come and bring present
to exchange.-adv.
This Tuesday, afternoon FROM three
until five. there is to be q, Christmas
party for the Beginners and Primary
children at the Central Baptist church.
At Wellington, Saturday, Aunt Lucy
| Eldredge observed her eighty-ninth
birthday at the home where she was
born, and where she passed her busy
life.
! The Rockville Building and Loan
| Association directors recently voted to
allow 200 more to join, and between
| 800 and 400 applicants have been re-
ceived
| The death Of Clinton Jones of He
| bron, veterinary surgeon, was regret
ted by Norwich friends For many years
Mr.. Jones was well khJwn as horse
and dog dealer.
It is mentioned at Tolland that Miss
Bernice Hall, a student in the Will
mantle Normal school is spending the
vacation with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Ernest Hall.
At Moosup. the D. A r. Christmas
sale at the home of Miss Cranska, net
ted the organization SIS. Mrs. W. W.
Adams gave pleasure by vocal and in
strumental music.
The sun shone Monday on streets and
roofs covered with soft snow, which be-
gan falling late Sunday night. The day
proved mild. although the mercury kept
below 3S degrees.
/ Kimban's Textile Shop will be closed
until Friday. An opportunity will then
be afforded to purchase household and
embroidery linens at remarkably low
prices.-adv.
A Plainfeld resident. Mrs Loretta
Green, slipped, the other night, and put
her right hip out of joint. She went in
to the next room in the dark and trip
ped, causing the accident.
The big crowd of children assembled
for the Christmas tree exercises car
ried out by Mercier council at IT. A.
b hall Monday afternoon was kept in
order by Officer Charles Smith.
At Christ Church this (Tuesdav)
morning the rector, Rev. Ridhard R.
Graham will officiate at the celebration
of the holy communion at '10o'clock,
on the feast day Of st. John. the Evan
gilist.
In Norwich, as in other Connecticut
cities merchants have found that pro-
hbition is having the effect of causing
men to pay their bills promptly. since
they have moIa ready money than in
the old days.
Miss Werner Gowdy of Soners who
supplied the Wrapping school during the
Illness and tllowing the resignation
of Miss Edith Miller plans to leave
earlN next nronth wi relativhs FIR
Florida where she expects to remain for
some time.
The Manchester Poultry club is in a
Furnishing condition with a member
ship of 1O5. including the towns Of
South Manchester, Manchester. Bolton
| Coventry, Talcottville, East Hartford
Hartford, Wethersfeld, West Hartford
and Pennington.
The United States Civil Service com
mission announces an examination or
January II for economic research as.
'sistant and translator, either sex. OF
rea s6nable age, in the Bureau of Foreign
and Domestic Commerce, Washington
D. c., at $4,000 a year.
The 'Ccnnecticut Chamber IF Com
merce has been sending out referen-
DUN blanks upon the question of the
American valuation for imports. This /.
done at the solicitation Of the Nationa
!, Chamber of Commerce. The vote is to
be taken Decenbec 2Sth.
With the approach of January 1
1922, the first day to file income tag
returns for the past year the interna
revenue department is giving instrac
; tons for the preparation of the reports
Taxpayers are given until March Is
1922, 10 file their returns.
Samuel ETzfn of Westohester has
bought the place at Marlborough be
, longing to John Hall, near the lake
and is 20 build store and house. TIL
house there was burned a few year
ago, when It belonged to. Paul Rob
erts. There IS barn on the place.
Representatives Of the Connection
, company were at Saybrook car barn
recently, Cooking over the plant ant
rolling stock on hand of the Shor
Line Electric company, which started
the rumor that probably that corpan.
= was interested in the starting up of tn
v road
! 1t has been announced at the head
quarters Of the state police IN Hart
ford that a state police barracks is t
be opened at Stafford Springs. for Tol
land county Two others have beer
opened, one IN Westbrook for lower Mis-
dlesex county, the other in RidgefieI
! for Fairfield county.
) School authorities are being notifie
{ that sixty additional American teacher
: are to be employed by the bureau o
= education in Manila, p l., at the be
e | ginning of the next school year, &C
J. cording to an announcement just mad
by the secretary of the department 0
public instruction there,
The various Protestant denomination
connected with the Federal Council G
= Churches NAVE been called upon by tn
a commission of which John NJ Moore, c
), New York. is chairman. to get benin
the presidents conference on non EN-
pioyment Immediately, eaeS church
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