Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-30
VARIOUS MATTERS

l evening. Recently at oneco Harry Sherman lost | valuable hound, which 1t ls believed was poisoned.
 l This Is busy week at Backus hos | pital which has nearly its capacity num- her of patients.
 The Richard wightman residence at Oyster river. Saybrook Point, has been closed for the winter.
 Call and examine special line of | Christmas cards at the Bulletin job | room.-adv. The woman's club of Plainfeld is rlan- ming to fill box and send to d family of needy children for Christmas. There was not much to be done in the l sores during Tuesdays storm beyond getting out tn eholiday stock Mystic residents, Mir and Mrs. William K. Holmes, recently celebrated the 57tr anniversary of their wedding
 A new art book recently acquired by Pack library Is Dynamic Symmetry; the Greek Vase" by Jay Hambridge. The women's prayer meeting at the Central Baptist church Tuesday afternoon was ieG by Mrs. Frank A. Mitchell.
 Today, St Andrews day, there is to be corporate communion for the women of Christ Episcopal church at 10 o'clock
 It has been difficult to keep cooked food and foodstuffs from growing mus ty and mody during the stretch of wet weather.
 With promised sunshine today, Nor wich merchants are looking for squirt in trade to compensat for three rain busi- ness days.
 The NO school" signal for the younger
 lad morning and noon Tuesday because of the heavy rain.
 Don't miss the vaudeville show in Community house, Thursday, Dec. l. at o'clock; auspices Norwich Girls Com munity club.-adv.
 Poultry snarps from the state agricul- , tural college are paying visits to local clubs demonstrating how to wash poul- try properly.
 Men have been building the state road in two place in Gilead. It is reported that other pieces will be built, in that part of the town of Hebro:I.
 The beautiful country estate O. Maior and Mrs. Charles P. William, of New York, at Stonngton, is to be kept open all winter this year.
 f Although continued rain Tuesday got l. on everyhoGy's nerves, 1t was agreed that e l. was better than the sleet and ce r. storms in towns north. = A decorated Christmas tree in the show window of the Woman's Exchange was a reminder Tuesday that Christmas is only a tri1e over three weeks away.
 \. Tucker, Of East Killingly, planted 25-foot row of Swiss chard May 21 c and has had fine greens from it all sum- ner and fall, the last cutting, Nov. 19 being extra fine.
 Reuben Kennison of Quiambog nas been doing grading and making cthe- improvements O nthe tot recently pur chased at Lords Point by Mrs. Sila! '. Fish of NeT ork.
 l The Parish Aid society of Trinity Epis copal church of which Mrs. Waite, Brinckmann is prestnt has voted to giv' r two hundred dollars toward reducing tn debt or the rectory. - Whist will be held tonight at o'cloc . at the home of Mrs. E. J. Edwards. 2 | Hnckley street for the benefit of La dies Auxiliary. A. o. H., No. 54.-ad1 Although there was considerable of gale, with thunder and lightning abou 2 4.S0 Tuesday morning, no reports com a from the shore towns of special dana g \ or an unusually hiEn sea.
 A correspondent notes that MT. an
 Mrs Louis Andrulot. Jr, and son fror t the submarine base spent the Thanksgiv
 ing holidays at the home of MT and MT. Louis Andrulot in Mapping A Moosup patient. Charles Mathie1
 who was brought to the Bacllus hospita Norwich, where he was operated on fc
 appendicitis is recovering steadily an will be able to be up in few days - News has been received thar Cap
 Henry Langworthy IS in California, hay A Ing made the journey by automobile wit Owen Williams and another friend The were 22 days going from Noan., to Lt Angeles.
 The Connecticut Temperance Union hs
 planned winter campaign of noon not
 address in factories; at the end of tt
 meeting the speakers distribute Iiteratul 4 in II different languages and 12 kint
 in each language.
 N During Monday, Town Clerk Charl 2 s. Holl'rook received his allotment - about two hundred copies of the Pub . Acts of 1921 and persons desiring the R can secure copies by calling at his off; n in the count house.
 On account of the St. Andrews q, nd service today Wednesday, Rev. Richa, B. Graham, rector of Christ ch 1rch. " Of make his weekly visit 10 Norwich Sta Iy- Tuberculosis sanatorium Thursday r1or '. ing this week, for the service of morni, :. prayer.
 - The United States civil service co,
 mission announces< an examination 1 E1 examiners, estate tax division. eth U sex. age 25 to fl, for vacancies in f
 office of the deputy commissioner of ternal revenue, treasury departme1
 Washington D. C., at salaries from 5
 500 to S2,750.
 Local employees were interested Tue
 day in the announcement that officials
 the Standard OI company admitted Mo an day that the company was considering
 reduction in the wages of marine worlze
 but said that the possibility of a gehe1
 reduction of wages of all workers h ,,3 not been discussed.
 The cold spell of late has .nterfer
 somewhat with the hauling of the hea
 through freight trains of -5 to 9n load
 c2rs. The crews are unable to make tn
 schedule with such neavy tains over
 Shore Line, which means the crews z
 out'awed before reaching their desliriat1