Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-05
VARIOUS MATTERS

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mercury Keeping under SO degrees
| Christmas shcpning started briskly at
the opening hour Of the stores Saturday.
| An asphalt walk is being laid along
the property of tie Central Baptist
church.
Hear Allen McQuhae, famous tenor, at
! Community house, Tuesday night.-adv.
! Dealers in some OF the small stores
! along West Main street are Offering fresh
milk at 10c a quart,
Improving the buildings on Bath street,
the Jacobson property is the latest to %
renovated and painted.
| During Sunday afternoon the reading
room at the Otis library was In charge
| of Miss Harriet G.. Cross.
/ Crowded trolley cars were the rule dur
| ing Saturday afternoon and the visitors
fingered late to watch Santa Claus
The school lunch at Old Lyme which
| proved SO popular last year las been
started again for the winter months
Former Plainfeld residents. Misses
| Mary a9d Sarah Averill are spending the
! Writer in Florida going as Tar south as
. Miami.
! Sunday at Park Congregational church,
the offertory was Carey's beautiful com
position. God is Our hes>se, sffordiag a
pleasing base solo for William A. Lund.
The state police broae camp at Old
Lyme Friday and the thirty-five recruits
1 who have been under training were as
| signed to duty in various parts OF the
state
Call and examine specialeline of Christ
mas cards at the Bulletin job riom-adv.
This week the curates at st. Patricl's
church will continue taking the annua.
parish census, visiting the West Side,
Laurel HILL Lafayette and Sachanl
streets.
Under law passed by the last general
assembly and operative next year, each
school pupil will be obliged to devote
two and one-half hours to physical train.
Ing per week.
A choir is being arranged at Thor,5-
son by the Mahasset company for activi-
ties Christmas and will sing carols about
the streets at homes where candles are
placed in the windows
The Webster, Mass. Times announces
among speakers in a series of lectures on
Amercanization for Webster K. of c..
Rev. William A. Keefe pastor of st
Marys church, Norwich.
At the Home-Time in the Commun-
ity House at six-thirty Sunday evening
: Rev. Alexander H. Abbott was the speak
the Pine Mountain school,
D. A. R. food sale Tuesday. Dec. 6,
: i a. m. at C. V. Pendleton's store, Broad
way.-adv.
; well attended high mass of requiem.
requested by the Hoy Name society for
the repose of the soul of John A. Hol and.
was sung in st. Pstrick's church Saturday
by the rector, Rev M. H. May.
. Walter E. Gilbert's class of boys in
: Trinity Episcopal church school has taken
out certificate of membership in the
Red Cross. It is said to be the first in
, lance Of the kind in the city.
= Rockvilles annual city election comes to-
f; | day, (Monday.) The democratic ticfet Is
s headed by ex-Corucilman Edward Jsc&-
sen and the republican ticket by Joseph
< Grist, formerly member of the council
According to the report of the state
tax commissioner the assessed val-e of
= property in Connecticut is s1,s44,46s,Os5
t an i-srease during tie year ct over $780,
! 100000. The average per capita is
t s1,4oo.
About s3,500,O00 less VIII be
=. paid by the Cchneeticut public to t-avel or
the railroads within tie state in 1922 thar
= was paid this year, as result of tbs
repeal by congress of the TRANSPORTATION
tax of per cent.
IhrlstInas SAFE OF useful ana fancy ar
ticles Dec. o. 3. ana I, BlcHlrghan Me
moriai. MRS. Hadley u Gray'-adv
v Cards received at Chestnut Hill from
: Sglvsrda, Ga. convey the informal .pI
n that Therein Durham and Mr.. and Mrs
Q John Champnn had found some yer.
d good roads and expected to reach White
l. Haran E,lorida 81 tba vaak-and
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IL oPsahihs 0uhuay OIL the SAFE oD III
!. BUCKINGHAM properly on Wasnlngto
y street William A. Brckinghan1 recalled
v the fact that IN an enort 10 drlve wei
mere ms latner, t.e Id l. NJ, buNklls
q nam hau urlileu " leet through soli
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IS ~. III, ~ o"e uoF 80 "a nc 80 ~.
* on ""ien 'H 90 ~ PC. 80 - , ~
ssll,e' anu VII % elieeen u1ys ~ VIZ
80 vas W., ~ "lt IN !
on 10 III me- teSoaa IL VI - 'Ae 49,
~ Gu ouiedu' hsvins nau o,iS q per GEM
~ OF SUNSHINE Aor the month.
ID wesl. ar 0ne,o MetboSfs+ cb1,rcb R,ae;n
n 80 ~ IN D., n Cartar - A,
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