Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-08
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Light ps at 4.4S o'clock this
evening.
Flat CO With the first Of the
seasons rees are going
through MARKETS.
The out long Wednes-
day, bu clear and invigor-
ating. nperature under 80
degrees.
Dry go, from Eastern Connect
cut have New York this week
for the OF ginghams for the
fall 1922 S
It is mens.oned at Old Lyme that the
artist, r. L. Warner, has left for Wash
ington, D c., after a lengthy stay at
the Grlswold house.
Call and examine special line of Christ
mas cards at The Bulletin office job
room.-adv.
Sirius, the brightest of the winter
stars and the most brilliant Of all, is
just appearing in the southeast, accom-
panied by many other bright stars.
At Noank, Master wilfred Thompson.
OF South Norwalk. " no is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H f. Babcock,
broke his leg while playing football.
Visitors come ctown daily and inspect
the store windows, which are attractive
ly arranged to entice shoppers inside for
the special holiday stocks being featur-
ed.
Raymond Landgraff of Mystic while
playing recently in the yard, found an
old coin-a penny with the, date 1881
and on it was cut the name of S. ].
Owen.
1t is noted by the Farm Bureau News
that Weimer Bros. at Ledyard got sew
en- tons of alfalfa o.. their two-year old
field in the first cutting and four tons
at the second cutting.
The shortest. days of the year are
nearing The sun sets at few minutes
after o'clock and will so continue I'M
| til December 22nd when the increase in
the days length viii begin.
An acceptable Christmas remembrance,
| 50 calling cards printed for so cents, at
The Bulletin Co.-adv
| While a number of Windham county
| towns may not have a very heavy snow
! expense account this winter. removing
trees and repairing other damage done
! by the recent ice storms viii cost a tidy
sum.
Relatives and friends. of the family
attended a months mind requiem high
mass for Mrs. Michael z. Conlan. sung
at St. Patriclx's church. Wednesday at
! 8 o'clock by the rector, Rev. NJ. H.
May.
It has been announced at Trinity Epis-
copal church that at the morning ser
vices Sunday the rector, Rev. J. Eldred
Brown, is to present to the. chaptef of
the Junior Brotherhood of St. Andrew,
its chatter and buttons.
Dealers in decora tive greens have been
notified that for some reason the south
eru holy is berryless this year. artificial
berries being woven into the natural hol-
ly, Large quantities Of artificial berries
have been shipped for this purpose.
The Arbus Furrier store at No. "A
Union street Rockville. was found ran
sacked, when William Poehnert, the pro-
prietor. came to Omen for business Tues
day morning Investigation showed that
$4,000 worth Of furs had been taken.
In connection Wifi the new book
| Damien and Reform" It should have
been stated Wednesday that the author,
Rev. George J. Dorahue, Of st. Angus
tines church Bridgeport, was formerly
AT Stafford Springs, not South Coven-
try
| Four former Wheeler school students
, are among North Stonington town school
/ teachers this year. Miss Myrtle Swan.
! Miss Emily P. Maine Miss Dorothy
Brown. graduate in the class of 1918.
and Miss Bdna Arzamarsk, class of
1913.
THE Country's Call to Service" is
TO be the subject of Mrs Jeanette II.
Mann. Of Boston, one Of the national
organizers Of the W. c. T. U. VINO Is
70 address union temperance meeting
Sunday evening at the Central Baptist
church.
! All telephones. Nvcept those connected
with the Central station of the depart
= ment. are TO he removed from the vari-
Gus fire houses in New London by the
new managers orders. There ha,
[ been maintained two telephones in tbs
! houses up to now.
There are now $40 inmates of the state
prison, eleven Of whom are women. The
Christmas celebration at the prison VII
include a vaudeville show fin the morn
ing, followed possibly by moving pic.
: lures a pork dinner with extra dish
s es will be served at noon
The current White Ribbon Ranne
d.. states that Connecticut has won a IA
: tional prize. The National prize To-
= The hest essay in the Normal and Train
: Ing School contest has been AWARDED
: Mrs. Annie c. Beach. of Bristol a mem
:. Der Of the Durham w. c. r. U
The report Of Roc1ville's three nurses
Misses Katherine T. Mccarthy, NJ. c
= Hathaway and Ruth H. Smith, for tn
past three months shows: New cases
81; paying cases, IS; non-paving case.
3 total number of visits. $50. Their
were also two Well Baby Clinics he'll
during this quarter
The United States civil service con
mission announces an examination 70
investigator in marketing live stock an
v meats. men, age rs to so. for vacancie
IN the department of agriculture, TO
duty in Washington, D. c.. Or in tn
a field, At entrance salaries ranging frol
s2.4oo TO s3,so0 year
q With about fifty-four more towns W
IL IN be heard from the enumeration Of III
children between the ages Of and /
. in Connecticut shows a total of 211,77
which compared with the 1882 Of Las
year indicates a gain Of $4,000 III til
! towns enumerated. The 1921 enrollmer
for Norwich is 6,721, against 6,44S
1920.
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