Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-07

VARIOUS MATTERS

hsHt NenrCie NduAps dt $40 ocio0h Iiis
evening.
Dabeifs almanac promises light snow
for today, the 7th.
The Williams place at Bolton Center
has been sold to George Tomey of Hart
ford. a.,
Somerset lodge works the M. M degree
tonight at 7.30-adv.
Renovation, repairs and painting. are in
progress on the Tarramt building, on Main
street
Tuesday proved snug winter day with
a temp erature range from 80 degree to
3S degrees.
Parcel post ard express PACKAGES in
crease daily, indicating the beginning of
the Christmas business.
Tuesday afternoon the wornen's pray
er meeting at Bushnell chapel was led
by Mrs. Mary B. Cosbin.
The street crowds are beginning to be
noticeable as carrying white-wrapped
parcels tied with scarlet cord.
A set of hand-woven table linen makes
a beautiful Christmas gift. KimbalPs
Textile Shop.-adv.
The women of Coventry grange have
made appiica tion for a class in millinery
and dressmaking during the winter.
TIE executive committee of the United
| Congregational church has recommended
budget of s13,32o for the 1929 expens-
es.
The missions department of Park
church is planning a donation party for
Rev. and Mrs. Lockwood and family, of
Montana.
Stores in the Wauregan building are
having trouble with the heating system,
which was originally installed by New
London firm.
Harold P. Robbins, Wheeler school
class Of 1913, has been engaged by the
North Stonington school boaru as teach
er In enc OF the schools.
Call and examine special line of Christ.
mas cards at The Bulletin Job Room
adv.
Today wednesday, in St James
church New london, Bishop Achescn is
to hold a conference for the clergy of the
New London archdeaconry.
Announcement has been made bv the
American Legion that all posts in the
country will observe Christmas this veal
by mailing gifts to disabled comrades.
The Sons of the, Revolution are urgins
the government to set aside yearly Jan
l7-Benjamin Franklin's birth,lay-as
day on which to honor that great man.
= The criminal session of the Decembe
term of the Holland county super or cur
opened Tuesday at Rockville with Judg
= James H. Webb Of New Haven on tn
: bench
A months mind high mass of requiem
for the repose of the soul of Miss Alic
Dalton was sung in st. Patricks chureI
] Tuesday at S o'clock, by the rector Rev
b. NJ H. May.
D.. Do not forget the Christ churc
= Christmas sale and toa at Mrs. p. /
Osgood's. 1874 Washington street. Thurs
day, p m. Admission for tea, IS cent.
adv.
). Regulations governing quarantine an
r tuberculin tests for cattle brought int
: Connecticut for dairy, breeding or slaugh
= ter, have been issued by the state depart
II ment Of domestic animals.
: Connecticut silk manufacturers are re
Vt porting taffeta strong factor in the re
vival of interest in silk, while crepes cor
l. tinue to be COED sellers. Even tho lon
IS quiet satin has been receiving some ca
l. lately.
) il has been decided to open to tn
: public on Sunday and Monday afternoon
; next loan exhibition of handwrouxn
: copper and brass in Converse Art CALLER,
Slater hall which ia to be shown earle
: at private view.
At county farm bureau meeting
SimSbury Monday, Prof. William H Dal
row Of Connecticut Agricultural collss
spoke of small fruits and Prof. Row
Jones of the poultry extension departing,
was one of the speakers
The United States civil service cor
9 mission announces an examination.
). close, Dec. 20, for masonry mechani
g male, age 20 TO So, in the National NJ
s, scum, Smithsonian Institution, Welsh
a ington, D. c., at 800 month plus b
ID nus of 500 month.
lie At group meeting of Coventry mer
At bers Of the Tolland County Farm bures
re Robert W. PitlIin was chosen chairman
= a fertilizer committee and Mr.. Pitkin al
lie John E. Kingsbury were chosen a cor
mittee to investigate and report in rega1
to forming spray ring.
Owing to the sudden death of Mrs. W
J.. Stearns, ex-regent and chairman
Amerieanization committee and one
the hostesses, the meeting of Fai
Q TFumbull chapter D. A. r., which W
. to have been held this afternoon, W
be postponed until further notice-adv
OF a former Greeneville principal
PlainvHle correspondent writes: Prime
pal 0rFin L. Judd has designated tt
week as Loyalty Week. in the loo
schools and has made aFrangAner
IS whereby all the pupils '.ir receive :
struetien In the lives and works of t
great men of the nation.
- William J. Duffy ifty-one years
~ janitor at Trinity college who celebrat
,Ie his 10th birthday anniversary last we
N received an overcoat and hat as git
hu from the student body Monday at the I
gu cemher meeting of the undergraduate
eu The presentation was made by Harold
en- siattery, 1921, of Bridgeport, formerly
II Norwich.
~ A new company has taken over I
an business established at Noank last spri
Nv by Chesebro Brothers of / Fulton NJ;
ie, ket, New York, and plans to enlar
greatly the packing house plant to han
ps' FISH in any quantity. Work has be
IL started on a dam and ice house in Fl.
M town, it being the intention of the co
ng pany to have it own Ice