Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-25
VARIOUS MATTERS

f. evening, Tine holiday found fifteen prisoners at the Norwich jail. This will he s:9aRt' day, exactly Rine and eRs-haif heurs ia length;
 Nevenbsr eEtf St, Catherine is sem aaeFHeFated in tne church calendar ReHtHea have haeR carrying searsa as Thanksgiving greetings and pest cards. Meeting ef A. B. q. committee at K:1 Of c. homo tsaight.-adv
 The Connecticut Company has sastasi= ed lights In the station at East Killing ir
 1 Hotel and restaurants entertained taaa customary number of holiday dinner guests,
 Sunday next is to be the eornHauaien Sunday of the Holy Name society of St. PatrieS's church.
 Industrious snail hoya earned packet money by wieidirg the snow shovel dur ing Thanksgiving.
 The subject for the programme. at tia> meeting of Bolton grange this (Friday) evening Is New England" | The Home Guards of Trinity Mctfo- dist church plan to send q Christmas box to the Olive Hill Mission.
 Superintendent of Streets George D, Fellows had men out sanding the fey walks early Thursday morning.
 As Christmas Day falls on Sunday this year 1t will mean In many eases an observance carried over to Monday.
 Remember St Patrick's parish -umrna=e and cake sale Saturday, Nov 26., 80 Main. adv.
 Rockville Singing society. 14ic6c-tafei. |, celebrated its forty-ffth anniversary h Linck's hall there, Wednesday evening. In many places the sale of Christmas seals began promptly Thanksgiving day and will continue through the holidays. Snowy streets and gray skies only served to make more enjoyable the va rious family dinner gatherings on the holiday.
 William A. Wilcox of Westerly has purchased at Tomaquag, a pair of tur- keys to be exhibited at the coming New York poultry show.
 ] It is mentioned at Andover that c. S. z Williams of Hartford has been spending 7 few days at his summer cottage and returned with good bag of game. The Richmond, R. L, lace works con- tinues very busy and shut down for Thanksgiving day only. They are n1alz- ing large shipments Of finished goods . A number of the colleges cut the hol!- . day recess to a single day, so that some - of the Norwich girls and boys were miss : ed from the home circles on. Thanksgiv- 6 ing.
 : A family gathering of ten ate Thanks giving dinner with subt. Washington Holt and Miss Hot of East Great Plain those present including MT and Mrs Charles E. Holt of Hartford.
 Katherine G. Lambert manufacturer hair goods, 10 Church street, hours 1-4 ?. n. Other hours by appointment. Tel 222.-adv.
 This week BroolzIyn.s distinguished cit izen, William H. Bishop, has been in New York, to attend g reception to Marshal Foch. given by the Arts and Letters club, of which club MT. Bishop is a member.
 Marlborough teachers, Miss Jennie Stark, of the Northwest school, Is spending the Thanksgiving recess at her home at Lyme, and Miss Bertha Myers, of the Center school. at her home in Woodstock
 About New England, t is said that dye plants that have bean closed for several months are opening, owing to the de- naand for co,ors from the textile trades but the business is being conducted along very conservative lines.
 The Mems class Of 1Ioosup Methodist Sunday school Is to hold banquet ir the vestry tonight (Friday). to wh:cF they have invited 100 men. Rev. Dr. R L. Roberts. of Norwich, a former pas tor, Is to be the speaker.
 One prophent predicts that this is tc be cold winter because the caterpil lars have g coat Of black at both end and have Q coat of light brown in tn middle Black indicates cold weather an, light brown mild weather.
 The herd of pure bred Avrshlres own
 ed by Henry Dor-ance, of Platnfeld, ha
 been recently tested for tuberculosis an
 not single animal was found infect
 ed. The work was done by state and fed
 eral authorities. Three visits were mad
 by them.
 Coin collectors here have been 1T
 formed that connemorat!ng the visit ( :. Meretal Foch to the United States tn st American Nuunisnatic Society haE strue en a nedel bearing the portrait of the maj $, shal on the obve~se tide and 8 figure s: Victory on the reverse. Te Se The United States Civil Service con he mission announces ans examination D, oh cember for laboratory aid in fore
 pathology in the Bureau of Plant Indu n- try at San Francisco, Cal. -Appointet ie may be allowed the increase granted [ n- congress of S22 a month. to Ten high schools in Connecticut hay or thus far signiied intention of enterir NY teams in the high school judging conte ''' being conducted by the Agricultural Gu
 Inc, of the Connecticut Agricultural co . lege as a part of it's sixth annual vii
 ter fair which will be held in Decen
 Der.
 It Is announced that the D. s.
 Sapele will take the place of the U. S. i. Alameda as Christmas ship to the nav
 men abroad. the latter ship having be-
 damaged by fire. The Sapele is to lea {. Newport December 8, and will take t holiday mail matter to the Utah, Reube
 James, Mcfarland, Overton Chile
 Williamson, Sturtevant and Fox