Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-15
VARIOUS MATTERS

! ss NorW1cns IhufD4Hy, Dee. 10, 18S1s
 VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at 4.4s o'clock this evening.
 Buy him a silt reeser at Kepplers- adv. ! The full moon rose "wednesday evening | in what the V eatherwise call now- bank.
 Preparations are being made for the | Christmas seetival of Christ Church Sum- l dayNschocl, ciiristznas eve. Meeting sf Holy Name society, tonight, | 7.5o sharp. Church basenent-adv. z The Connecticut State Grange is to hold its meeting in the Masonic Temple Waterbury, January 10, il and 12.
 Continued cold weather Wednesday pro- vided just the conditions which n1er- chants desired, to stimulate holiday trade. l.. Old Lyme and North Lyme have se- cured a registered nurse from Hartford, to look after the health of the children.
 At Old ,Saybrool, c. B.. Mack landed his second red fox of the season this i, week on the rairhank farm. It weighed II pounds.
 That tie for him. get it at Kepp.er's.- adv
 The Junior Guild of the United Con gregational church Is to hold a supper for its members 1n the Community House this cThursday) evening.
 The first of the new registration plates for autom ooiles are arriving. The plates ha-A maroon numbers, ike those of the 1921 marker, on a white background.
 Three or four truck loads of parcel
 post packages continue to be sent out 7 daily from the Norwich plant of the
 American rhermos Bottle Co.
 call and examine special line of
 Christmas cards at The Bulletin Job
 room.-adv.
 "Wednesday morning, Rev. Richard R.
 Graham, rector of Christ church, visited
 Norwich state Tuberculosis saaatorium I for the service of morning prayer. \. The Norwich branch factory of the Warner Br,s. Corset O.. of Bridgeport, h. has been closed and the machinery has a been removed from the Ring building on
 Chestnut street.
 He pref ITS the best, get 1t at Kep- pier s.-adv.
 White Cross memberships are being re-
 ceived by Mrs E. J. Jones, Mrs. J. H . Allen and Miss Gertrude Pendleton, menn- DerE or the hospital COlQIIllle6 III lIlf-
 ity Methodist church.
 s When the Mystic Monday club met this week with Mrs. Daniel B. Denison or ai Pearl street, the subject discussed was ss John Burr ousns and the opening paper W Wae was read by Miss Harriet Fish. ii. An acceptable Christmas remembrance k 50 calling cards printed for 50 cents, al ,h The Bulletin Co.-adv.
 a At a public meeting in the interests o
 education 2t Marlborough this (Thurs to Eday) evening there will he music by tn, he school -child:en of the town and speaking ed and ~stereop-icon pictures by H. S. Lib Id, by, of Colchester.
 He will ne delighted If 1t comes from ca Keppler's.-adv.
 Mrs Elizabeth Noetzel, ST. wife 0 if. Irsustave Noetzel, died Monday at he ,d home. in killngworth. She is survives a. by,her husband, and Mrs Eleanor Bous
 of Stonington vas daughter, Burial wa
 in Brooklyn, N. T., Wednesday.
 ' Bazaar md Food sale, Pendleton's
 store, Friday, recember Is. auspices Nor v wich Girls Community cluh-adv.
 In the case of Mrs. Martin Wolf ne against the c'ty of Ro-kvilla n-r dam ,, n sges of s5,00o for injuries received No -u yerrber IS, 1913, judgment was renders ,n ln favor. of the city. The case was tris KS lsv Judge James H. Webb of New. Ha st- veS.
 - The club work of the United Worker aa is going on 1avorably under the direc ,.. ton Of Miss Alice W. CoggsweIl wit .. tour classes, about 40. girls being enroll Ae eds for cooking and sewing at the Fall
 Club and ~175 at No. g Washingto = street
 Choice nackerel, Spanish and Ameri
 can founder steak, live shore haddocl
 halibut, fllet of haddock large, fat fir < nan haddie, clans, oysters and scallop
 at Powers Eroe.-adv. n ! Last spring, Wallace Nutttng, the art
 ist spent d day at the farm of Mir
 Jonathan Lester, below Laurel Hill, an . the result IS charming apple blossoi picture, "A World In Tune" displayed l :. one Of the show windows of the Cransto t- Company. -
 The United States civil service con
 mission announces an examination
 close Jan lo for textile assistant qial
 1>d as kritter. either sex. a~e 21 to F or fir. vacancies in the Bureau of Standard . o. Department of Commerce, washingto .cr DsC5 at $t,2oo to s1,soo year. he When Comfort circle of the King 1o Daughters met Wednesday afternoc her with Mrs. Stanton W Brown, eight a lily tenoeo anu the Vics-leaoer, Mrs. J. nss Allen presided. A. comfortable was tie lth. A nominating committee was appointe rec to report zat the meeting December. Els mt For something different, get that t ar at Keppler's-adv.
 At the Norwich branch of L.. NJ liar .ss son, Co.. yhish has factiores in Nor ,r Wlndham and Hartford. supt L. L. Ha 1,,- den has IS men working full time, stt borrs, usin eup 15o,ooo feet of. rock m inr p,s annually, making silk bobbins. et not The nm is m tne former NorWl ing NlcAei 9rass company plant Chef rec nut street. -ful -------------- : of TMCInENTG TN CnTIETV ms AAN NAA