Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-26
COLCHESTER

Mrs. Chester Hussey of Norwich was visitor in town Saturday.
 Charles Perkins and Timothy o. Con nell of East Haddam were guests of William Johnson on Broadway Satur- day
 There was a large attendance at the Conbetti and Stramus dance in Tip Top hall, Saturday evening. Parties from Norwich, Lebanon and Fitchville at tended.
 Louis German returned from New York Friday with an auto truck load of raw material Tor the Levine Manu- featuring Co.,, which will be made into ladies' cloaks and suits. The factory will start up Tuesday on full time. Patrick Connors of Hartford was the guest of his mother, Mrs. Fred J. Hud son on Broadway over Sunday. MT. and Mrs. Earle Holmes were the guests of Mrs. Holmes parents in New Britain over Christmas. of his parents on Windham avenue Sat- urday.
 Miss Fannie CuTgenvin, who is af- tending a business college in Halr1ord, is at her home on South Main street for | the holidays. 1 George Bunyan, who Is attending Cornell university. is at his home on South Main street for the Christmas re- cess.
 Maurice G1aubinger and David Feiden motored to New York Friday, where they will spend the holidays. R. L. Merrill teacher of the seventh ] grade in the Ransom school building ! left Saturday for Maine to spend the holidays.
 Work on the state road between Nor Irl lob D-41 1 ed for the winter. The body of the road is finished and the tcp dressinp and shouldering will be finished mex spring. Brazos, the contractor, sent his ! teams and auto trucks to Middletown Saturday Morning.
 Samuel German motored to Norwich ! Sunday.
 ! Miss Mary Condren of New York an
 Miss Alice CUndren, who is attending | college at Convent, N. J., are at the home of their parents. Judge and Mrs l John Condren for the holidays.
 The Norwich lodge of Elks sent UT which were distributed among the pooi families in town, which brought Christ mas cheer to those. who but for the gift :, would have passed an unhappy day. The traffic on the Hartford and New : London turnpike was very heavy Sat urday. Extra buses were required tc take care of the rush. On the O. i clock run six buses were required. i Edward Hazen of Middletown was the guest of his sister, Mrs. A. L. S>Sb- bins, over Christmas.
 Edward w. Jones of Lebanon was a weekend caller in town.
 Patrick Sullivan of Maiden is the i guest of his sister Mrs John Condren having been called here by the death oi i his mother, Mrs. James Sullivan. Mir. and Mrs. Clark 2. Otis of New | York are guests of their daughter, E14@ 1 A. T. Van Cleve for the holidays.
 Mrs. Charles L. Smaller of Nortt Westchester was a visitor in town Sun. day.
 ] H. Rhode of An1ston was calling or 1 friends in town Sunday. Charles Daniels of the Deep River Club house was the guest of his broth CT. Eugene, on Hayward avenue, Satur- day.
 1 Leslie Beebe of the University of Penn sylvania is at his home on Linwood avenue for the Christmas recess. | Mrs. Emma Stebbins, aged B years died at her home on Linwood avenue about 6.30 o'clack Saturday from bron- chial pneumonia, being sick only a few days. She is survived by daughter Mrs. Milton Davis of Sufheld, Conn. and three sons, Charles of Schenectady N. Y, Dr. A. L. Stebbins of this place and Ernest, who is located in the west She was a member of the local grange