Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-13

There is an effort to get overseas
Christmas mail off to catch steamers |
leaving New York Thursday, that it may
reach its destination in time for the hol- |
iday.
Annual meeting of sachem Chapter No q
81, o. E. s.. tonight at 745 Elect 0
Coventry's board of selectmen has a1
pointed Byron w. Hall collector OF per
sonal taxes for the second district and
Mrs. Ethel NJ Frederickson for the first
district.
Several local French residents will so
to Hartford today Tuesday, when Mar
shall Ferdinand Foch ssto pay d visit
of just SS minutes to that city, arriv-
ing at noon.
Tuthill Brothers, who have had two
craft in the scallop industry at Stoning-
ton the past season, have given up and
have gone to Greenport, L. L, to remain
until spring.
AT Moosup, j. orvfllA Main has
courageous red rambler rose bush Which
has set forth six clusters Of fresh green
leaves, although it stands on the north
side of the house.
Ar acceptable Christmas remem-
brance, so calling cards printed for soc
at the Bulletin Co.r-ady.
James MacGregor of -@rovidence. eo'f
professional at the Misorap licut GsIf
club at Watch Hill for number OF
years, is now engaged at the Shore
Acres club in Illinois.
It was on December 10. 1859 that
Dartmouth College was Incorporated
college which originated at Lebanon
Conn, IS the Mohegan Indian school of
Rev Eleazer Wheelock
During MONDAY, Rev DR. David A
Pitt, pastor of the Central Baptist
church. was in New Haven at a meet
ing o. the state stewardship committee
of which he is a member,
A Crystal Lake correspondent men.
tons nat Orono Richardson, who has
hcan sisiting friends in Norwich, has
~ k7ed to Mrs Perrin Dfmocks, where
he g boarding for the winter.
St James lodge. No. %. F. and A. NJ,
zor:s the third degree tonight at Masonic
te1 ME at 100. Lecture illustrated with
ste -eopticon-adv.
Certain wise shoppers took advantage
Of tho rainy day Monday, finding an
agreeable absenca of crowds, while
clerks had more leisure for special atten-
ito nthan during an ordinary day.
Members of Hathaway-ATiller Post of
EllingtoTI in charge of arrangements
for a dance to be given in town hail
! are Carl Goehring Clyde Cordtsen, Har-
old Patric and Joseph MaeVarish.
This years Connecticut tobacco crop
is very good but growers in. some towns
state that the weight is not in the plants
this year and while the crop is of the
best quality it is not SO heavy as here.
tofore.
The United States civil service com
mission announces an examination for
photographic transferrer, male. age 20
| to IS, in the weather bureau depart
ment of agriculture, Washington, D. G.,
at $1,000 year.
Irish linen handkerchiefs are espec-
tally appropriate for Christmas gifts
this year and Kimball's Textile Shop
have the best in town.-adv.
A Norwich visitor at the time of the
governors ball, Miss Marjorie Sykes
Lake won first prize in the saddle horse
class, riding Sergeant Frank B. Amin
gers Tipperary, Thursday evening at
the Hartford Horse Show
The W. c. T. U. state treasurer, Mel
lie Rudd Arnold. reports in the current
White Ribbon Banner that 70 unions
paid full dollar dues and A unions paid
all or almost all Of state fund and
three Of this number overpaid.
The first meeting Of the Mystic Com.
munity Chorus with its new director,
Charles D. Geer of Norwich, held at thu
Community house, proved very enthu-
siastic and has resulted in other singer.
becoming members of the club.
Beginning Jan. 2, Rev A. Earl Ker
nahan of Boston, is to conduct tive
weeks evangelistic campaign in Trinit!
Methodist church. All Methodist
churches of Norwich and vicinity viii
unite for the series of meetings.
Universalist sale and supper swed
nesday, Dec. IA, afternoon and even:ne
, Fancy work, domestic articles, children
table, cake. candy, ice cream. Admission
; free. Supper served at $50 ands 6. 80
SO cents.-adv.
Now that the taxpayers of the city O
Rockville have voted in favor of tn
purchase of notor-driven fire pun
{ and motor-driven hook and ladde
! truck, the fire committee is making
thorough study of the different makes.
Edward Lallman of Stafford ha
bought from Mrs. J. G. Dunning O
Springfield the old Baker homestead g
North Soners. where he is clearing til
ground at the corner on the state roa
LUZ The CT SCllOll Ol d SHOP anu garage.
I The Connecticut Prison Associatio
{ has issued a request to the varior
r Christian Endeavor unions throughor
: the state for Christmas cards to b
distributed through the association t
: the prisoners in the various state pen;
: institutions
A 293 Pantheon sterling silver Sc
d presented Gen. Armando Diaz, con
4 mander of the Italian army. at Prov
dence, Saturday, by the citizens of TIA
: ian descent of Rhode Island, was maj
ufactured by the Meriden Information
Silver company, which has a branch
Norwich.
. Few York papers noted Monday
takin-the Chinese buffalo-and a nur
Der of small mammals new to scienc
captured by the American Museum
third, Asiatic expedition, Of which Re
Chapman Andrews is leader. Mr. A
drew's wife (Yvette Borup) who is wi
him. has visited Mrs S. B. Case, in 10
witch.