Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-14

VARIOUS MAI lEKS
Tides will be high today, the 14th.
Light vehicle lamps at 44s o'clock this
evening.
Up at Sterling. William Finley has
been, entertaining his brother John Finley
Of Chicago.
Sale food and aprons. s. S. room, Trim
ity Episcopal church, Thursday, 10 a. m.
adv.
A meeting of the vestry of Trinity
Episcopal church was held Tuesday
ening with ]. W. Curtis
The two assistant pastors of st. Pat
rick's church expect to complete the
parish census this week.
Tuesday afternoon the women's praye.
meeting at the Central Baptist chul
was led by Mrs. Lucius Brown.
The engagement of Miss Anna Tormey
of Conantville to Henry Farrer of South
Wilmington has been announced.
Early risers Tuesday found the walks
coated with ice, snow late Monday night
turning to rain and freezing as it fell,
A book received recently at the Otis
library is Rev. (Prof) Benjamin w
Bacons recent work, entitled Jesus and
Paul.
Schools in some OF the surrounding
towns will lclose Friday the 18th and
number fthe colleges will end the fall
semester early the coming week
Call and examine special line OF
Christmas cards at The Bulletin job
Room.-adv.
A we'll attended requiem high mass for
John A Holland was sung in st. Patrick
church by the rector, Rev. NJ. H. May,
at the request of White Cross council, X.
of c. Tuesday.
Beginning tomorrow, the 18th, the sun
will set one minute later at 4.19 and the
afternoon will gain in length trifle. 81
that by Christmas day the difference VIII
be five minutes.
Wholesale firms in the cities have n
titled Connecticut fur buyers and trapper
that c,mpared to last years ope
prices the advances on some stock rang
from so TO 100 per cent.
An acceptable Christmas remembrance
so calling cards printed for SO cents, a
The Bulletin Co.-adv.
| Repairs following a recent fire hav
been completed at the residence OF
and Mrs Eben Learned, $50 Broadwa.
and the house has been painted cream
tint, the blinds Colcnial green.
A late season has favored the road
builders. State Supervisor Henry 7
German. of Washington street still ha
about twenty-five men at work on stat
road contracts at Preston City.
Of a former popular Norwich y
man the Stafford Press says; John T
Lee is rapidly convalescing at his home
Furnace avenue after a serious lines
result ing from an operation 7 tons l.tis
Call ia or TT for anything in tn
fresh fish line. Powers Bros. will have
full assortment for today.-adv
The new minister OF the Plainfeld Cor
gregatiolal church, Rev. William Prer
liss is to bring his family to Plainhei
the last week in this M nth providing t.
parsonage can be vacated by that tim
The r~ads at North Woodstock are ge
ting passable after the unusual cond
: TORS following the ice storm. The sci, c
men with their help have been kept Yer
busy clearing brush and trees from Il
; highways.
The recent ice storm cut off the tel
phone service at Rock Meadow t WI
Union and the mail carrier was unable
cover his route several days. Many
were badly broken, school was closed Il.
til THURSDAY.
Announcement has ben made of Il
engagement of Miss Gladys Irma F
= orlt5e, daughter of Mrs Gertrude +,
bridge of New London, to Frank LeRc
Biltciffe, e-n of Mr.. and Mrs. James Bill
cliffe, of Waterford.
e Universalist sale and supper Wedne
! day, Dec. IA. afternoon and evenin
: Fancy work. domestic articles, children
4 table, cake, candy, ice cream Admissi,
= Tree Supper served at $50 and $50.
cents.-adY.
In spite of dullness in the velvet trad
the J. B. Martin Co.'S Norwich plant. I
former Hopkins & Allen building. h;
Kept its 400 or more employees on II
n time, 50-hour week, up to date. loon
It occupying three of the big floors.
Some If the garbage collectors wond
why parents and teachers do not wa,
u children of the danger of pulling O
= the contents of barrels and cans sta,ndi,
on the curb, especially risky at hous
= where there ha sheen illness during I
week.
A branch of the American White Cra
which aids hospitals and other like ms
tutions, has been organized in the Met
= odist Conference. The bishop asks tn
- the Christmas offerings of the people
) given to that great work. AIRY one gi
y, ing one dollar or over becomes a menb
" The Eagle Fife and Drum Corps
a Moosup plans field day in the spr..
lie and will have Frank Faucher come frc
). Bridgeport. He is considered the BIZ
drummer in the world, and will give
exhibition of snare drumming He is t
winner of ~ medals and 67 gold a