Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-28
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MAI lERS
Light vehicle ramps at ASS o'clock this
evening.
Dec. 2Sth is Holy Innocents' day in the
church calendar.
Heavy frost today (wednesday)/an and
light snow tomorrow are predicted by
Daibolls Almanac.
Grange Christmas tonight Bring
present to exchange. Come early.-adv
The walks about Norwich are cleared
danger of accident.
Some of the local postnen had big
packs of belated Christmas parcels to
deliver Tuesday morning.
Tuesday afternoon the women's prayer
meeting at the Central Baptist church
was led by Mrs. W. G. Tarbox.
During Tuesday, children found a lit
tie skating pond in Lowthorpe Meadows.
! adjoining the Gilman estate beautiful
even in nidwinter.
The libraries are beginning to have
| calls for Franklin Iitera ture, in advance
Of Jan. 18th, the 2ooth birthday Of Ben
| jamin Franklin.
| Some of the Christmas trees stripped
of their glittering adjournment went in.
gloriousy into the street departments
ashcarts Tuesday.
Wholesale dealers state that increas-
| ing activity in the textile industry has
| been reflected in the dyestuffs market by
| larger orders of late.
| The bright sun of Tuesday, SHINING on
the new snow provided just the setting
the merchants hoped for and trade in
winter staples took needed brace
| Order calling cards at The Bulletin
office, 50 for SO cents, special price
| adv
Sunday next the feast of the Circum-
cfsion of Christ, there is to be at Trinity
| Episcopal church at 1870 a. M, a cor
| porate communion of the Mems club.
| Norwich friends learned that the Neil
| 'Brien Ministries of New York which
showed here recently was booked for Nor
| folk, Va, Christmas on their southern
intinerary.
| Two of the children of the late Frank
Pinney of Central Village have been talk
en- to the Windham county home as their
mother was unable to give them the re-
quired care.
The new bread weight law passed at
the last session of the General Assembly
does not call for bread of standard weight
but every loaf of bread must be marked
with its true weight
The fifth Thursday social of the Moo
sup Thursday club is to be held with
Mrs. Don Bitgood Dec. 29th, when each
member IS to answer to the roll call by
some Christmas reading
Steak cod, haddock, salmon and snap
per. clans, oysters, fnnan haddie, new
arrival at Powers Bros-adv.
An Old saybrook railroad man. J. NJ
Lynch, has been engineer of the New
London and HartfNL passenger train the
past week, in place of Il. I Bramble
who has had a leave OF absence
Although the last storm has left the
ice rough, number Of skaters tried
Pond No. 3, in Mohegan park, near tht
Greenevine entrance Tuesday, fnd{ne
same smooth spots on its six or NOR,
acres.
At the annual session of the Connec
ticut State grange, Waterbury, Januar!
10, II and u, if there is no de7artur,
from custom, State Overseer Allen B
Cook of Mantle will be advanced t,
state master.
During the past year all fallen stone
In the Plainfeld new cemetery have bee,
Strengthened and reset, the fence repaired
thu annex where COM Of t,,o 10 r..
, aries had been offaced
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: When the Hartford Art club meets Wed
nesday, January 4. at the home of M,
Edwin Bfnlham. Mrs I HENRY PbiII,,
will read a gaper on 'T,andscana Ar+;ets
I which will include the late 7 Alden wei,
@ Of Windham and ChfIda Easson NJ ~
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