Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-16
VARIOUS MATTERS
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It is not daybreak now until 52S
 Light vehicle lamrs at 449 o'clock this | evening.
 Regular meeting of K. of c. tonight at oclock-adv
 Most of the stores have taken on extra clerks for the holidays.
 Railroad men are picking up ties and timber which have accumulated about the station at Andover. | The young people at East Thompson have been enjoying skating the past week with evening parties on the ice. | The East Great Plain section he'd the record for a low temperature Thursday, the morning mark being 10 degrees.
 Buy your sea food at Osgood's wharf, save money and get quality.-adv
 The Lyme Parent-Teachers' association gave chicken pie supper in the Parish house, Tuesday Evening and netted about $50.
 The winter issue of the telephone di- rectory was distributed to Norwich sub scribers during Thursday. The new book is bound in a durable blue.
 An anniversary high mass of requiem for John and Anna King was sung iu St Patricks church Thursday at o'clock by the rector, Rev. M. H. May.
 At Old Lyme, Frank Way has been down from Glastonbury picking up c. c. Davison. John Sharp ana Lewis Hughes for their weekly fox hunt
 Call and examine special line of
 Christmas cards at The Bulletin Job
 Room.-adv.
 2 Finger prints of all officers and enlist
 ed men of the national guard will be talk
 within three weeks. according to orders from the adjutant generals office. At the meeting of Coventry grange . Thursday evening, the brothers served U a supper to the sisters and two sketches . were given during the lecturers hour. s W P. Flanagan is busy at Wess . Thompson with a large force of men l. from New York, repairing the damage d done to the telegraph lines in the severe Ice storm.
 J. Bazaar and food sale. Pendleton's store
 today. auspices Norwich Girls CommHni-
 ty club.-adv.
 3 Residents of Somers Mrs. H. R. Ktbba
 Mrs Anna C. Kihbe, Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Il s. Fuller and daughter Charlotte, left
 Wednesday for Orland,, Fla, to remain y until April.
 t At a regular meeting of the Gros- d venordale Women's club held at the h-me
 of Mrs. Wilbur Newton, Thursday after l. noon, plans for the club Christmas tre- ,f were discussed.
 The pupils of Wheeler school Nortl If Stonington ar etc give a Christmas play +z a dramatzation of the story by Raymond
 NcDonald Alden entitled Why tl'
 Chinmes Rang"
 ot An acceptable Christmas remembrance If 50 calling cards printed for 50 cents a D. The Bulletin Co.-adv. a. Plans were made this week for the an of nual banquet of the Rockville chance e. of ctmmerce early in Jaunsry An ct lr fort is to be made to secure Judge N0ng
 CT as the speaker.
 Among Andover poultry raisers. Mrs is Inez Gillchrest gathered 432 eggs las '. '-eek from 145 hens c. L. Wright 1,26
 450 hens during tke same time an .. ere are others to report.
 trough the efforts of Postmaster C
 Chester the mail service Of Noank h4 F. her mai added A mail outgoing
 eestbound, which clos-s at S.15 a. m
 goes cut on the S,S0 a. m. train. e. At Holland Miss Edith F. Clark of Yer es r-n Center, a teacher in Seymour es 9pendine some time W tn her sist-r, Mrs id Lewis B Price. She is conv valescine re- following attack os pneumonia IT. Mrs. Sarah J. Merritt. widow of sila ng P Holmes, ST, of Stonington, who die ire Dec IS at Fort Royal Va. while on ar. visit was a sister of David Merritt
 New London. formerly Of Norwich.
 The second weekly meeting of Mysti
 community chorus was held Thursday at ec D. m, at the community house. The dire, Ts; tor Charles D. Geer, of Norwich, fr ~ str"cted the chorus for an hour and -- half
 10 Clarke Fish employed in the stores q. las partment cf the N. Y, N, H & H. ra ST road. has been at home at Old SaybroC
 since Wednesday with an injured foot 13, heavy piece of metal fell on it, makr . severe bruises.
 IIs The Essex Light & Power Co.,. has pc
 fected arrangenents with the Eastel
 Connecticut Power company with hea . quarters in Torwic1 to f9rnish early ne
 year standard 6O-cycle current instead If Bicycle to all its customers. wn The telephone lines at Union arc wor the ing again and as far as possible Il aanq damage done by the terrific ice storm -ee' being re7aired, but the nearly, if T
 quite ruined, orchards and nlutilated sha l. trees, are beyond restoration. - Many pieces of mail went from he
 Wednesday and Thursday to the office
 the collector of internal revenue, mo .A them being letters containing cheeks sG payment of the fourth and final inst
 ment of the income tax of 1920, Thur
 day being the time limit )R Leroy Buffet of Old saybrook and Ps
 quae Caruso If Colchester, who we on pardoned from the state prism Mond om by the state board of pardons receiv ose notices from the secretary of tba hoa cry to flat effact 7-,asdaz- afternoon. Q they were released Wednesday. ved
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