Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-03
VARIOUS MATTERS

The Conference of the Six Churches Is t. omeet with the Preston City church Wednesday next.
 Meyer Peskoff, instructor in the New London Hebrew school states that S9 pu- pills attend the school
 The flowers on the altar at Trinity Episcopal church Sunday are to be in memory of Mrs Hattie Smith Meech
 It did not please furriers and dealers in winter apparel to have the mercury climb to 50 degrees during Friday.
 The lecturer of Canterbury grange is preparing to have another contest be- tween the married and single patrons. icy, at Spiritual Academy, Sunday-adv The Polish Citizens club at Rockville, of which Stanley Drenzew Is president, opened its new club rooms Friday even i ing.
 Samuel Gipstein and William weiner have sold their beach cottage on Ale wife avenue, Ocean Beach, to Mrs. Ed na D. Rogers.
 A large flock of wild geese flying low went south this week and landed in some of the coves at Saybrook Point as they appeared tired.
 teoh luiS WdIll6Q, OAuTCn brOS., Fer ry street.-adv.
 Selectman J. ". House of Montville has men repairing the road by the witch hazel mill which was badly washed by the recent rains. Call and examine special line of Christ mas cards at The Bulletin job roonl- adv.
 At a recent shoot of the Mystic Rod and Gun club George E. Weather car , ried off the honors, getting 70 out of a | possible 75 targets
 The Norwich market is well supplied r with fresh spinach, big auto truck load being brought down from near Vii [ llmantic twice a week Over $40 was netted by dance held ! Tn Miners hall, Moosup, recently. un- ' der the auspices of the Girls club. Miss Florence Baker had charge of the ar Irangements
 Visit Woman's Exchange fir full In. of dainty Christmas gifts and cards or 2 ! refreshing lunch.-adv. ;. The Stonington water conpanv ha. T turned water on for drinking fountain e in the borough. The water was shu , or during the shortage as a precaution f ary measure.
 
 s for the holiday season learn with sor row of the death of Baggagemaste, : James H. Canty, praising his efficienc, l. and unvarying courtesy. - Through an order issued by Princi pal Williams of the New Lon,ion Will . Jams Memorial High school for girls there will be no more dancing in tha a school because of the cheek-to cheek = style of the modern dance.
 Useful articles made of Spanish pot Ii tery. are very nice for gifts. Sold a l. kimban Textile shop.-adv. ,- White Cross council, Knights of Co e lunbus, through it's house on1mittee r Dominick L. Bailey. chairman, ha. a placed room in the K. of c. Home a s the disposal of the Catholic Woman t club for the clubs winter meetings l. At New London, Building Inspecto d Benjamin R. Linicus said this week tha r. there Is total of 39 houses in cours s- of construction in New London at pres 'r ent. This number Is greater than wa II built during a whole year past c. Announcement is made that Nation
 al Thrift Week will be observed durin
 January commencing with the 17th. Il, o anniversary of the birth of Beniam1 s. Franklin, one of the greatest exponent n of thrift this country has ever known s. Christmas sale of useful and fancy al l. ticles, Dec. 5, 6, and '. Buckingham 1t Memorial, Mrs. HadIey G. Gray.-adv, J short calendar session of the To Eu E land county superior court opened 1 al ! Rockville Friday. at 12 o'clock. wit 10 Judge Webb on the bench. The crinir n al session of the December session ( i"u " the December term will open Tuesda l. morning, December 6th ,t The Stonington Mirror records that In it's issue of November, 1873, there va as the following bit of drollery: "Notwitf e standing that whfslzey is selling at fiv ,e cents a drink and oysters twenty-fy to cents a quart in Norwich. the peopI e. there are not happy
 A trolley snow blow, which was
 be taken across the river to Groto = from Waterford Tuesday was held e
 the other side of the river until Thur,
 day morning when a lighter from the
 A. Scott Co., landed it at the freig1
 station at Hewitt's wharf n- Despite the bad weather We are r. nt ceiving an extra fine grade of strictl m fresh caught stock. Lobsters, scallop UT long and round clans, jumbo finan ha, re dies, Noank fiat and cod, smelts, maci b. erel and sea trout, at Powers Bros.- na adv.
 or An exchange says. Miss Lillian Pa kins. 20, of Stonington, lies in the W; so terbury hospital in an unconscious col dition. It is believed that she is su or fering from sleeping sickness. Sine con m plained five days ago. and fell asleep ar
 has not come out of the trance sine - An item taken from a New Londc
 paper Friday, stating that Mrs. Svdnt :. filling and infant had been discharge k from New London hospital was inco 70 rect.
 The ice storms of the last week
 Bolton have brought the winter Dir,
 nearer the houses, and all tke famii
 ones have been seen. Bird lovers a,
 on the watch for the pine grosbec - which has been in that town in f1oc]
 for two winters. Also the real Arct LD snow bird.
 Peter Green, of Holland, has deed
 a tract of -twenty-six acres of land ne
 the head of Snipsic Lake to the Roc 0I vile hospital. The use of the land
 given Mir. Greens nephew during |
 lifetime. The land has a large amou of wood on 1t. assuring quite reven
 when cut off.
 The United States civil service co
 mission announces an examination
 music teacher, either sex, age 25 to
 for vacancies in the Indian service
 s760 a year, plus increase granted
 congress of s20 a month. Furnish
 quarters, heat and light are allowed {
 pointees free of cost.
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