Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
Ul18alilsl:n.
ss yARIIoUs MATTERS

TT Don't forget to scnange me oate eo .'2l. ".1
 s.s1ight vehicle lamps at l.5s o'clock this evening. ''s s;s : , :: sHsppy New Year to all The Buile- tinss readers. s..s.t ,E<
 E. The best moonlight nights during Jan nay will be from the zoth to the 25th. , The planet Venus will be evening star untiI April s22. ss , , Fifty : name cards fer fifty cents at The Bulletin Ce.-aAv.
 Where sthe. ,snoy has melted on the parks, the grass is showing fresh and s.S The Norwich thanks and the Otis li- .brary iwin be closed all day today (Sat- surday) .';s r s1s.'f '- ,ss Even the poorest Norwich citizen can afford nsw resolution today, to start the New, r ear. ' F: s.
 2 prsntue to Friday there was much ex- changing of Christmas gifts going on in the local stores. : Miss lola Cock. who is spending the winter at North Stonington, has been at her home in Moosup for a few days.
 The Christmas crib will remain in the sanctuary of Catholic churches ountil the Feast of the Epiphany, January sth. The Talking Machine Shop, 24 Frank nn Sq, is selling Victrolas at $1 down, s1 per Eeek-adv.
 The. biz Lawton Mills at P1ainheId, ot which John Porteous of Norwich is pres ident, are to start up Monday, January l The Central Village patients at Back
 us hospital, Norwich Mrs. George Bliver and Miss [. E. Kennedy are improving 1T health.
 :. The old year went out with a day n,ilc
 and springlike., much of the snow melt mg and the temperature record showing 42 degrees.
 The watch night services kept man!
 good citizens. out much later than ii i their custom and who do not often se' the city after midnight.
 Mrs D. B, Merrill, of Ashford, received
 a cablegram from her son. Herbert E i Merrill, who is a wireless operator, say ] Janeire. The boy is only Is. ] At West Woodstock Edmond Bensa I mon has, had line conveyed for tel ephone across his farm and land ownet
 by Irving Perrin, to connect with the 2s l division. A reception is to be given by the tow l of Thompson school committee to tn
 teachers at the town hall, Thompson Hill
 Wednesday evening, Januarys5, from
 o'clock until Il.
 The Talking Machine Shop, 24 Frank lin Sq.. is selling Victrolas at $1 down, q per week.-adY.
 Postmen find very little let-up in tn
 post card and general mail and -toda, l will have the extra burden of the frs
 Of the year. first of the month aand frs T Of the quarter bills, It is noted at Plainfield that Ale I Powers of Norwich, one of the boy
 who --went over to France in the wal
 visited early in the week with the Ingii sl family in that village.
 , F:The: chorus choir at the Central Bar tist church, ct which Charles D. Geer i q. director. iss planning monthly niusies Il evening service, with the regulag churc
 auaEtette,; later in. the year. -fl Farmers hereabouts are receiving litel atute pertaining to the Connecticut Agr l cultural and Industrial exposition to talk l place at. the state armory in Hartfor froEas5anuarys 2l to 2s inclusive Nov that the New Year has begun. 1c
 cal 'dgryoods .merchants are looking ft I a business spurt, as the spring sease T e.l rnary sths andS Easter is March 27th. 2 News comes across the state line tn: 2 the. Fur Merchants association of u city of, New Yorw put itself on recol Thursday as opposed to any movemel that has. for it's, object the discou Fl Aging of trapping during the currel ? season. sSas-
 f;t InEthe .bis contract for ties, switch ar a construction timber being filled for u - New. Haven railroad and the Boston Maine, byiGeqrge L. Ingai1s, of Norwic . at his Plain Hill sawmill, half millis Feet of tirl5er will be gotten out, il
 ciuding .2osoto, .ies. s.s4sa
 Thes United States Civir Service cor
 mission announces for January 1s an e
 animation for field assistant in fores
 pathology man, 21 to 40 years of az l. in the Bureau of Plant Industry, D
 partnent of Agriculture, for duty in u ( field, at $1,44o to s1,seo a year.
 Norwich friends have received a bea / F tiful Christmas booklet from the cor
 handing efncer of U. S. S. Cuyam Isaac Bromley Smith. from the Pacii
 coast Commander Smith is form : tv4Aurel Hill boy, son of George S. Shit
 now of Mantle, and the late Lizz
 Loomis Smith
 Dance, Boulds Bros famous orchestl ef Cincinnati, Ohio: at state arrnory, WI
 Hrnantic,. beginning Xmas, every Saturda
 TIA. B. hall, Norwich, every Thursds
 (beeinnings Dec 5oth) ,.a featuring Bt s Morris, king Of banjos, also two stars, fo
 Imerly Eithi McEnelly's, having toured ,, 1 states. Coming direct from Maine Lei go-adv,