Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-12
JEWETT CITY

The Methodist Sunday school have ap- pointed as Christmas committees, Mrs. A. c. BardicS, Mrs c. H. Thornton, Mrs. Herbert Wilber and w. J. Robertson, Jr,. The committee to procure the tree is Frank Nell and Edward Thornton and for purchasing gifts, Mrs. A. H. Anthony and Ruth Cregan. The exercises will be held on Christmas night
 The Baptist Sunday school will have their exercises on the Saturday night be. fore Christmas. The program commit tee are Mabel Frink, Mrs. E. E. Gilbert Grace Olin and Georgina Campbell.
 The tree committee comprises Samuel Cathcart, Earle Palmer, John Harris, AL bert Franklin and Allen Sweet; decorat- ing tree, Mrs. G. H. Prior's class of girls The teachers fthe younger grades will have charge of purchasing the gifts The nominating committee to bring in the next years officers names are Charles F. Gardner and Mrs. E. M. Swift The Congregational Sunday school VIII have their exercises on the Friday night before Christmas. Mrs. Carle Mum has charge of the program. Harry Paul and William Marshall are to secure the tree, and, Mrs. 2. H. Hiscox's class are to decorate it. The teachers of the younger classes will buy the gifts.
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 4 chimney fire on Anthony street called out the fire company Sunday morn ing.
 ". S. Christopher and his party of Pa chaug made a fine getaway Sunday for their novel trip to Florida in a house on wheels. The party is composed of MT. and Mrs. Christopher, Mr and Mrs. Chauncey Robie, Miss Helen Christopher. the IS year old daughter of the captain and Leon Young, a friend and neichbor who will do part of the driving. The house on wheels is literally a summer bungalow built on top of a heavy auto mobile truck. It is 10 feet long and l. fitted inside after carefully considered plans which will prove the architectural ingenuity of the builder.
 Having little space to spare the con- triVance of the beds came in for some thought. Finally the arrangement was perfected. as Is seen in the modern Pull man sleeper state room cars. In the day time it is & considerable puzzle to find out where the beds are. Lavatory and laundry accommodations are not lacking. There arc also heating and e9Cn side permit the voyagers to sit in com. fortable chairs inside and view the pass ing scenery. There is place for stow ing baggage, clothing and various stores, besides the guns and ammunition which will form and important, part of the cargo.
 There is regular Ford sedan also in the expedition, in which some of the party will lmproHise sleeping quarters ur- til the climate gets warm enough to sleep in tents, which will be pitched in the open.
 Monday night the party stayed in New Jersey at the home of Mrs. Arthur Yahn, Mir. Christopher's daughter.
 When the south land is finally reached MT. Christopher will be fairly at home, for In his younger days he worked on the wood fitting in many of the big Florida hotels. Confidentially Mir. Christopher told friend in Pachaug that some years ago in ono of the southern states he at tended an auction in a parish where the minister was selling out, preparatory to taking long sea voyage hoping to ben eft his wife.s health. Mr. Christopher bid off several articles, which included boxes and barrels filled wth Sunday pa pers investigating recently he found that he was the possessor of fully a half bushel Of perfectly good sermons, ready for use and as good as they ever were These form an important part of the car go of the house on wheels.
 Many friends congregsted to see ths party start and to wish them a pleasant and beneficial trip and safe return tc old Pachaug.
 Monday morning at a. rn. the mercury stood at 10 above, the coldest morning yet.
 Nelson Earle of Springfield was the ! recent guest of Mr. and Mrz B. C. Bliss Mir. Earle's father Is conducting scien- tific poultry farm here. The son Is g railway postal clerk running between Boston and Albany.
 InSerest in the Jewett City Rine cIut is fast increasing and meeting will be called the first of next week Of all those who are interested to organize the club elect officers, and decide upon any fur. ther business that will bear uponthe fu- ture of the club. It is expected that ar official from the headquarters of the Ma. tional Rife association will be present al 1 this meeting to give any aid or edvicE that will be necessary. It is also report. ed that an effort will soon be made to form junior rife corps This is .fol any boy under IS years of age. The Hot Dogs took three Etraish from the Pork Chops" on the loca bowling alleys Monday evening. Th'