Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-23

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 The state road between Hebron and Columbia was opened at the week end The cement bridge was finished Satur day afternoon.
 He will be delighted if it comes from Keppler's,-adv.
 Today (Friday) the hunting season in Rhode Island on partridge, woodcock. l quail. pheasants rabbits. hares and grey l squirrels closes.
 The length of the daysis but hours 6 minutes and will 50 remain up to l Tuesday, when. the increase of minute 1 will be recorded.
 An anniversary requiem high mass for 1 Edward Burns was sung in St. Patricks l church Thlrsday at o'cfcck, by the l rector, Rev. M. H. May.
 All kinds of fresh sea food at Osgood's 1 wharf Low prices-adv.
 At most of the mid-week prayer ser ] vices Thursday evening the topic had reference to Christmas and in several of l the churches carols were sung. Merchants noted during Thursday less of tendency to remain outside studying window displays, the cold driving shop pers inside without usual delay. A Noank fisherman. Capt. Edward 1 Dyaing in the Tramp Tuesday caught four barrels of cod and fatfish and in his latest drag brought up an oil stove. The Hicks primary room at Holland taught by Miss Lena Adams has been awarded the banner for the best at- tendance in all the schools of the town For something different get that tie at Keppler' 's.-adv.
 ] Edward s. Lyman has sold his farm 1 at Soners to Allen Howard of Suff:eid. Mir Lyman will remain on the place till i spring, when MT. Howard will take pos session.
 1 Norwich merchants in every fine of i trade have no fault to find with the i1ol- iday business. which is steady and profit | able and promises 60 end up with a bdg day Saturday,
 | News has been received of the death of Robert A. Babcock, at his home in New Haven. Mir Babcock was formerly manager of the Saybrook s. ~. k tel4- phone exchange.
 Following the example of President Harding at the White House. many Nor wich families will illuminate their homes Christmas eve. a. number setting candies ill the Nt~9ows.
 City Clerk John N Keeney, of Rock vible, who has held office for the past sixteen years under republican and dem locratic administrations, retired from the office ti!ls week.. ~
 After sundoxn. hundreds of ducks are in the creek, at Old Saybrool but leave as soon as it is light Sunday, it is said the river is filed with them; they sense the law evidently.
 Order calling cards at The Bulletin office, soc for 50, special.--adv.
 The old town hall at Lyme has reach ed it's resting place on the Masonic foun- dation. The carpenters will get busy now and convert it into a. new home for Pythagora lodge, 4. F. and N
 Miss Dixie Doyle who is to direct the musical play to be presented next month by the local Knights of Columbus and the Ladies of Columbus, arrived in Nor wich from Montreal Thursday evening.
 Eugene Bragaw of New Haven, wh9 is the guest of his aunt, Mrs Grace ] Stoddard, of Mystic, Is suffering from burns on his face and hands received at the Rialto fire in New Haven three weeks ago.
 The presence of the distinguished Zion ist delegation in this country has stirred |. up Zionists all over America and those , in Connecticut are working hard to in a crease their ranks and give added 2 strength to their cause.
 J. L. Congdon has presented the town of Hampton the large house situated on Ford's corner to be used as a. conlmunity 3 house. The town has not accepted 1t yet and Mir. Goodwin gives the town, two 1 years to decide.
 Many auhomobile owners hereaoorHts \ ha jad nd 1 2 markers for their cars. The motor vehi- cle department will not ask for actfv= enforcement of the law against the us: of 1921 markers until January g. Get your Christmas cards, novelties
 and toys at the Circulating Library
 adv.
 The Lotus Male Quartette sang al
 Stafford Springs Monday night and the Press says: Mrs. Frederick Lane was the accompanist and was highly congratu.
 lated by artists and audience alike. Mrs Lane was Ella Marion Potter, Of Norwich Nj A gathering of poultrymen at Middle town this week was addressed by Roy E
 Jones of Storrs, extension poultryTnan al
 Connecticut Agricultural college, whc
 promised to appear before the member;
 Of the organization once a month te tall
 over matters.
 | 4n6 O4lleO states CIVIL sSeTFlcS Cc4nrnlS
 gion announces that four vacancies in tn,
 position Of cus1:m cutter at $S64 pc:
 diem. naivy uniform shop Brooklyn N \ Y. Persons applying must be able to GU II special patterns for all garments iron
 measurements taken or supplied
 The three Norwich icemen have beel
 buying to supply the trade for two 0
 three months. With the year ending, tn
 ice on John H. Ford's 15-acre pond i
 scarcely more than 1-2 inches. In
 normal winter, MT. Fords five house
 when full store twelve or thirteen thou
 sand tons.
 Today. Dec 23rd the first anniversar
 of the death of Gertrude Halle, widow c
 William Camp Lanman. four friends flafv
 arranged for a remembrance of her in a
 the masses offered this morning in S
 Patrick's church, as well as in the pray Fl CTS of the Sisters of Mercy at their dail S mass. at ! o'clock in their convent chaI - el
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