Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-20
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at 4.5O o'clock this evening
 Big hay ricks are conspicuous in the fields at number of Montville farms.
 A number of the college girls and boys have arrived home for the holilay recess.
 Joseph Griffin has sold his farm in south Bolton to Walter Joseph Shutter of Hartford.
 Order calling cards at The Bulletin office. 50 for soc, special price.-adv
 At North stonington. Malcolm Thomp- son is moving his steam saw mill to the Stanley Maine wood lot.
 The almanac winter begins Thursday the 22nd at 4-0S a. m. and lasts S9 days, 0 h-urs and 34 minutes
 The Mystic Woolen Co., has installed two sets of new cards and one press in their mill at Hope Valley.
 This has been favorable season for the woodmen, who have Lad but few days too cold or too stormy for their work
 The students of Bacon Academy, Col chester under the direction of Mrs. Ru- bina Ravi-Brooks. are to produce the cantata Esther.
 Alvin Corey of Ekonlz has a br.ken toe caused by jumping from his auto mobile as he came in collision with an { unlighted team.
 St Margaret's Guild of Trinity Epis- coqal church will net over forty dollars from a sale of Christmas cards, directed by Mrs. c. V. Pendqeton.
 At Ocean Beach, the MeNamara cot tage is now cn its new foundation on ! Neptune avenue. where a new two-story | cottage Is nearing completion. | Several Connecticut men will be in Boston today (Tuesday) when the New | England States Holstein Friesian asso- citation Is to hold its meeting.
 The post office department seeks a | fully equipped post office budding in No | ank village. The building must be sit uated within 80 rods of the railroad sta ! ton.
 l l. is mentioned by an Old Lyme core i sponGent that Mrs Charles Weisar, who i ha s5een at Boxwood sine the Inn clos ed, Oct. 1, has left for her home in New | York
 The body of Elisha Robbins, S form ] ] at the Soldiers Home in NorOton was ! brought 10 Black Hall for burial in Duck River cemetery.
 At Mapping. at an open meeting of the | Grange in Center school hall, David Warner of the poultry department of | Storrs college discussed the subjects ! Cullng and Winter Feeding.
 The annual communication of S. | James lo7-e. No. g. ?. and A M, will be held tonight at Masonic Temple at 7.30 Election and installation of o-- fcers fir coming year. Reports for year past Large attendance desired.-adv
 A mass of thanksgiving for a favor received. requested by Mrs. John F. Cleveland, was sung at St. Patrcls church Monday at o'clock by the rec tor, Rev. NJ. H. May.
 This month at Trinity Method s churcl the hospitality committee nj " serving co~rrises Mrs Louis II Geer Mrs Elmer J. Jones, Miss Anna Hagiund
 and Miss Hannah Hag'und. The fact was omitted by a typogra, h : cal error Monday that Miss Jane D AIahorey has arranged a card party f51 the benefit of Bac'1us hos7i-al liner
 fund, Miss Mary Shannon being chair man.
 The store window and store exteri-. z | decorations in Norwich were never gay i 7t a holiday time and crowds wrr2 0 n Non6av evening to inspect the dis7iay V incidental to doing their Christina n shopping.
 r The Salvation Army in New London : making arra1eements to o7en " o' h yard to furnish employment for rer ,. who are wiling to work for food an l rT-;,, n Salvation Army plans the yard. 70 Notification reaches the srhools fror n St Louis that the twerty-fourth annua f Teachers federation will be he'd De2en Is Der 27, 2S and %. according to announce men-s by Ro1ert Grant, president.
 Word has been received in Mystic (
 the death of Mrs Nellie Bailey, 82, wi \ dow of Marcel.1s Bailey, at the home {
 her sister in Massachusetts. Mrs BaiIe was a former resident of Mvs fc an e Noank and burial was in the latte 'f place.
 d Tho Central Vermont railway Co. ar
 n u0ced at the week end a reduction
 wages affecting all classes Of emnl0ve - Tho rates varied. It was explained ths
 the revision was made ito meet the ger ! eral and inss+ent demand for reduction railroad costs"
 The United States Civil Service con mission announces an examination Asbury Park, ". J., Jan. ', for stor, keeper clerk, either sex, over 19 veal of age for vacancies in the Signal Sc vice at Large, Camp Alfred Wall, N at $l,200 per annum. Children in the town of P1ainflald. b tween four and sixteen nun3Ncr 1917, 2 Increase of S5 over 1920. There are g! boys and 9S1 girls. There are enroll, in the public schools 975; in parochi and private schools, 625. with 377 T s attending any school. l A cat which for nearly Il years VI | valued for it's ability to decrease {
 0u111er of rats in the Pawtucket Wo-I
 mill, Potter Hill, wlfe scanpcrinr vii { lv through the 4lshinR ro:m trying l make it's escape. landed in the dryt 1 room and directly into the r., i5ly r vcolving fan, where 1t was killed startly.
 GUNBOAT VICKSBURG IS