Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-24
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 4.52 o'clock this evening.
 Merry Christmas to all readers of The Bulletin.
 It did not take the boys long to dis cover where the coasting was gsod
 Order calling cards at The Bulletin office, 50 cents for 50, special price.-adv.
 The street departments men made their Friday garbage collections by au- to truck.
 Those who have horror of a green Christmas grew cheerful on seeing Fri day mroning's snow
 The small boy with the snow shovel earned Christmas spending ni3ney clear ing the walks Friday.
 new book at Peek library. Slater HaIl, Is Frances c. Sabin's Classical As sociation of Places in Italy.
 At Trinity Episcopal church. the of ferings Christmas day wih be devoted to the Trinity church endowment fund.
 The finance committee Of the Central Baptist church reports that the indebted1 ness will be reduced s500A by January 1st
 Christmas dinner Sunday and Monday, s1, Chelsea Lunch, Franklin square, adv.
 Flroists, dealers in candy and ice cream and bakers who are filling orders | for Christmas cakes, worked overtime 1 Friday.
 The plan of candle lighting, sor other wise illuminating Norwlcls houfas to- night Christmas Eve, appears likely t; prove popular.
 Superintendent of Street George E. Fellows had his men out early Friday sanding the walks, which for a time were | dangerously icy.
 Banks and the Otis library will have a | rush day today (Saturday on account of closing all day Monday, in tbserv- ance of the holiday.
 Sat. special, Emerson okeh records | 59c Nothing better for Xmas gifts. | Ssunders.-adv.
 The snow and ice storm dfd not keep the sfg-roers away from the holiday bar i gains which local merchants are offer ing at the week end. l Benevolent men and women will be busy today Saturday. seeing to 1t tha' all in need are generously provided | with Christmas cheer.
 Dance tonight town hall. Willimantic Prize fox trot. Neutral judges. Given by Emeralds basketball team.-adv. ! A Goodyear correspondent states that C. Pratt and daughter from Baltic lave | moved to the Moulin house, recently va | cated by Hosea Green and family
 Park Congregational church. officers fir December were Dr. John S. Blackmar Robert w Perkins, Allen Latham, Henr! D. Johnson and William L. Fletcher,
 The pastor of Trinity Methodia
 church, Rev Dr. Robert L. Rcbert
 plans to make Jan. 1st a special churci
 day. with the reception of new mem
 bers.
 It<is mentioned by a Hampton q ire
 spondent that Miss Wibber, teacher il | the Center school has e. sed her scAoo
 and is at her home in Norwich i'll wit measles.
 Powers Bros will make one deliver. on Sunday of half shells for your Xma dinner. Order today, no orders receive on Sunday.-adv.
 A new five G,u!b electric light jus
 installed by the Ctnnecticut Co, nea ,he East Killngly trolley station is we
 comed not only by the travelling public ? but also by all dweIlers on SouthsIde. Of a former resident pf Putnam th [ Danbury News says: A high mass ( reouiesu fer the reDose of the soul { l Rev James J. McGetricl was celebrate . at St Peters church Tuesday morn9n !. Under the old rule s peri r court jul : DTS received s4 day and 10 cents z mile per round trip once a week, bI under the new schedule of pay they r - ceive s4 a day and 10 cents a mile ol - way every day
 i The United States civil service cor . mission announces an examination f
 photostat operation, either sex, age ov IS, on Jan at Asbury Park. N. J., f 1T vacancies in the Signal Service at Larg
 Camp Alfred Vail, New Jersey, at $1,4
 ger annLcn.
 :! Louis Bousquet of Ealiouvilie. buri
 Monday in Gr. svenordale, died ir~ 8 go |, ernment sanatorium in New Haven fro /, tuberculosis. He was an ex-service ma having served overseas. His wife W T was Alice Leger survives him. Her ,e fant daughter died about twc weeks a: " e. Postal Clerk James L. Tourtelotte. W in worked steadily up to the moment { t. temporary s1b-station in the Conlmuni le Bake Shoppe was closed Friday nigl t. made a record for rapid handling ,r packages and kept. good-tempered a l. patient throughout a very trying and
 borious week.
 [ Says the M osup Journal: Mary q ? Margaret Develin whose mother died is Norwich hospital recently have be y, adopted by their aunt, Mrs. A. J. Sul r. van of Hartford. It Is hoped to i e- homes for the two boys, now being Nc e ed after by the authorities in Norwi " where their mother was born.