Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-09
VARIOUS MATTERS

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Light vehicle lamps at 44s o'clock this
evening.
Owing to the high winds many of the OF
ter trawleTs at Noank have had poor
week.
Plainfeld grange is soon to work the
first and second degrees on a class of
twenty-one.
Call and examine special Inns of
Christmas cards at The Bulletin Job
Room.-adv.
At elliott, at the recent holiday party
there were four generations present, the
Oldest IS and the youngest two years
At Hamburg. Waldo Latham shot off
the end Of his forefnger while cleaning
his gun, one shell having been left in the
gun.
Prohibition works. here have Seen bid
den to the meeting of the Connecticut
Temperance Union to be held at Hart
ford January 3rd.
The Windham County Observer says:
Fred Chamberlain has moved to Nor
witch SO the Westfor5 Blacksmith shop is
vacant once more.
The supper prepared and served Thurs
day evening by the young people of the
Central Baptist church is the last until
after New Years.
Again Thursday merchants were favor
ed with. a splendid day, just the kind to
move winter stock. The maximum tenn
perature was "a degrees. 49,
| An acceptable Christmas remembrance
| so calling cards, printed for SOC at The
Bulletin Co.-adv.
| The Women's Federation of Parl
church has nominated for president, Mrs
! Henry T. Arnold, with long list Of Other
officers to be v-ted for this month.
State W. C. T. U. institutes will be held
| during December and January. N New
Londl:N Willimantic, Waterbury, Dan
bury, Hartford, Winsted and New Ha
ven
The town of New shorel,am. tBlocl
Island has paid out in tie cid bind IS
sue, in memory of the steamer New
900 this year
From Ledyard, Mrs. Enos M. Gray ahas
been in Providence attending the 4otl
wedding anniversary of her brother ant
sister-in- law, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
! Marshall.
The Wesleyan endowment fund e
$4,000. 900, for which Col W. H Hail. 0
Wellington was one of the icanlpai gners
has been raised with the exception Q
| $23o.ooo.
Choice eastern halibut, salmon, CLANS
founder steak. f1lets of haddock, yer
choice scallops. Holsters, mackerel, blu
and sea trout at Powers Bros.'-adv.
The Connecticut state board Of Educa
ton has sent notice to principals tina
state teachers examinations viii be hel
in several cities in the state during Marc
and May.
The Red Cross canvass in Hebron i
very late on account of the delay a
headquarters in New York in sending tn
necessary posters and receipts whic
have just arrived
! Connecticut men attended the ffteent
annual meeting of the American Assoc
alton of4.Woolen and Worsted Mannfac
turers held "Wednesday at the Waldorf
Astoria, New York.
Thursday evening St James parisf
IPoquetanuck held a Christmas sale, su7
per and entertainment in the parish house
a number going down from the Norwic
Episcopal churches.
A New London resident who died recent
Mrs Wales Benham before her r:arriae
was Miss Portia Wetmore, daughter q
Thomas T. Wetrnore, of New Londor
formerly Of Norwich
The telephone wires are 6sing reniace
over Woodstock Hill, following the ic
storm, but no house connections hav
ben made vet. The, electric light an
power is still lacking.
Word was received in Pine Grove. n
antfc recently of the death of Henry c
Gcodenough, at his home in Hartford. NJ,
Foodenough had spent many seasons q
the Grove where he owned a cottage.
1t is noted at Mystic that Mr.. an
Mrs George H. Griswold with their so
Arthur have gone to live with the former
mother, Mrs. George H. Griswold, for tn
winter, closing their home on Bank stree
The town of Stonington assessors. Arlo
G Hewitt. George H Robinson and 4
bert kenyon were at Lords Point VIZ
nesday looking over the new cottage
and land transfers made since the las
assessment.
The directors of Coventry Grange Fai
association have elected the following Of
ficers President, Arthur L. Reed vic
president, H Bert-ar Poneroy: secre
tary and treasurer, Edith P. Haven; ger
eral manager, H Bertram Porneroy
A bank that has just establ' shed p SAY
ings department has coupon in the Nj
wich Bulletin that is good for fifty cent
on any new savings account. That is a
Involvement for thrift that should be, PR
ductive of results.-Stoningto Mirror
The question of the Shore Line Electr
power house at the river near Saybroo
being rebuilt is being given every COZ
sideration Many think it would be be
ter to take the wall down and erect
mere substantial structure at the san
place
> Alfred Taustg Abeles. St Louis an
Miss Margaret Beecher, a granddaughtt
of the late Rev, Henry Ward Beech,
were married in New York Wednesda-
| Mr.. Abeles is one the Abeles twins wi
coxswained the two Harvard varsit
crews at Gales Ferry from 1911 10 1911
The United States civil service COMM
sion announces an examination on De
IA for specialist in the chemistry of foe
preparation, woman, of reasonable ag
in the states relations service, office
home economics. department of agricu
ture. Washington. d. c., at $4,000
L S2l500 a year