Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-06
VARIOUS MATTERS

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Call and examine special line OF
Christmas cards at The Buitetin job |
room.-adv
Florists are featuring the gay little
Jerusalem cherry trees. so bright and |
so suggestive Of Yuletide
A society to be known as the Student |
Association df Faleler school, North |
Stonington has recently been organized.
The electric lights have been replac- |
+ ed in Doxology Lane and that convenient
alley is now utilized by hundreds daily. |
A Saybrook Point woman, Mrs. B. B.
Hannis, who was in the Ratio theatre !
fire at New Haven, was only slightly
! injured.
Arthur Reed has purchased a lot on
the main road to Indian Woods near
Crescent Beach and will erect cot
/ tage soon.
The city of New London has decid-
ed to add another nurse to the staff of
visiting nurses, which will bring the to-
| tai up to four.
Norwich people returning from New
| York Monday told of the first snowsotrrn
of the season in that city Sunday, three
inches of snow falling.
Meeting of q tholic Ladies of Co.
lubmus tonight at $50 sharp. Election
| OF officers.-adv.
| All day Monday crowds surrounded the.
| holiday stocks in the local stores and It
is evident that the public Is needing the
request to shop early.
| It is mentioned that John F. Dougher-
~. clerk at the Mystic post office, is off
duty on account of illness. Mrs. Eras-
tus Fish is substituting at the office.
Woodstock young woman Miss Ber-
nice. Leavitt has been engaged to teach
in the open air school in Hartford, where
Miss Dorothy Cox is also employed.
Ladies Aid Society, Trinity NJ E.
church Christmas Sale, Wednesday at
$3.50. Supper at 6:00-adv.
The feature of the annual lodge of
sorrow of Rockville Elks was the memo
rial address delivered by James ]. Duffy,
grand esteemed leading knight of Prov
idence, R. I.
|. D. A. r. food sale Tuesday. Dec. 6.
IL a. m. at c. V. Pendleton's store,
Broadway.-adv.
At Noank nearly all the otter trawlers
were out this past week and did well,
notwithstanding the rough water. Tho
lobStermen are putting their boats into
winter quarters.
Their handsome Colonial cottage. just
completed on E,mwood avenue, is being
occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Crow
ell. A slightly sun parlor is a feature of
this beautiful home
! Allen Mcouhae sings Irish barads.
Hear him tonight, Community Those,
Auspices of K. of C-adv.
The demand for f1rs in Connecticut
towns is increasing and there have been
buyers abount during the past week
The trappers are much encouraged and
are getting more active.
A correspondent writes: Burton Bos-
worth, mail driver from Woodstock to
Putnam Is thinking of going to Florida
for the winter. If he goes George Nelly
will pribably be appointed substitute.
Thursday the Feast of the Immacu-
late Conception will be holy day of
obligation in the Catholic churches, and
special masses that morning at St Pat
rick's church will be at 5, and O'Clock
At Tolland, Gilbert P Babcock ha $
rented his farm for year to Robert and
Burt Cloudman of Coventry Mr.. and
f Mrs. Babcock and family live in part
Of the house and the Cloudmans occupy
the other half
Restaurant men In Norwich learned
Monday that a concern which has beer
sending its agents here for SO years de
liver!ng crul!ers is moving from Bridge
port to New York, to be nearer the
source of supplies.
D. A R. members learn that Mrs Johr
Laidlaw Buel, state recent, is in Wash
ington. the guest of Mrs. George May
nard Miner, national president, having
= gone to attend the disarmament confer
ence being held IN Continental hall.
Don't fail to hear Allen McQuhae, tn
L famous Irish tenor. Community House
=, tonight, auspices of K. of C.-adv
J. A Norwich young man, Thomas G
l. Brown, son of Rev. and Mrs ]. EIdret
Il Brown is an instructor at Dartmouth
college, which gives notice this week tina
le 1t can accept only 500 from a list o
g over 5000 applicants who seek entranc
y in September, 1922.
20 While hunting in Gilead woods. Angel
Al Bosco, foreign exchange manager of tn
Manchester Trust company felt shar
I pain in his left eye. The next day /
closed small shot which specialists hop
IS has not destroyed the sight
" At the annual rabbit pie sumner =
~ North stonington Grange hall under tn
~ direction Of the woman's work Commute
- of the grange, Mrs r. d Cook, Mr..
~ J. d. Avery, Mrs. G.. D. Coats. Mrs. T
" ". Chapman and Mrs. I R. Maine. til
~ gross receipts were s1eo.s0.
* Members Of his family and his bus
X mess friends continued Monday to hea
* the most encouraging news from Olive
nm L. Johnson, who Thursday underwer
* second operation at Hartford hosp
! tai. where he has been patient fo
twelve weeks He is now able to sit II
daily. Mrs. Johnson continues wit
her husband
sc From Willinantic. Judge William n
{. Maltbie goes to Hartford today (Tue.
ho day. to open the December term of til
% superior court. There is a large nun
Sc Der of liquor law violation appeals o
the docket and 1t Is intimated that ur
less there Is good reason In law for II
: appeals some heavy punishments ma
be melted out
During Monday, It was rumored abot
the state that a native of Norwich, Re
Joseph F. Ford, is to be transferred fro,
re- ST. Andrews church, Colchester, to NJ
Carmel to succeed the late Rev. Edwar
- Downes and that, because Il his know
~ edge Of languages, Rev Philip J. Moone
Of Norwich, is to Be promoted to paste
at Colchester, succeeding Father For
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