Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 29, 1920, Page 9

Bulletin Want Mv-tuementerHhk A Bulletin For Sale * Advment Will Sell ke A Bulletin For Sale Advertisement Will Sell k A Bulletin For Sale Advertisement Will Sell It FOR SALE FOR SALE X WANTED—Msle good, liable man for ‘'WANTED—Workin, c]bflflw ‘qul:r,.‘ T Giress 8. &, Bulletin. wg Adults. Apoly 68 raings. CLERKS (mep, women), over 1, ¢ k]‘ sl savice $150 month; e: jon by @ g mas m Tamily ‘3'5.'47.5;“&:3 o wael “Ref 1To%: railwi list rllfl N. d ‘Frankl hester, N. Y. A#PIY ;fi-— wun' & youn, flll “AXTED—A ‘woman Ihom. 65 Broadw: “ of’ tral A 3 aee n-n. uuflx- m’m-m fi dl Rard RO T valids and ‘aged pedple in her home. Bhone 1309-1¢ New Lendon, | Nurse, cage Bulletin. 9 N Jewett XTED—First class , 344 Main 8t WANTED juired. Address ~Housekeeper, livery, Norwich, Cos eczld LOST AND FOUND LOST—Tire chain mg hk\l‘ldel'.‘ gxri“k:; New London and Norw The names of boys who are H:::; n:‘lvl(y "Patrick Shahan, 36 CLf St willing to get up in the morn- WANTED—Capable middle ued lny as assistant housckeeper; Teferences Te; W& Bay N:hu( Pflcel |n mlll’fl Colmeeucnt' ?lm 5!"‘ o »}'wm T 1% Ns§ Gy ——I——— WANTED—Second hand furnitu 0] m-h smEb. hn:ug::.‘gwml’ Sp-nhh v dec2TMW FOR BAI-I—FOXheund pups mon! old. )‘ Jacques, Soutit xuun;ny, o R SALE—Hous ht 3 wn'x?flx dorés of land. Inquire 21 SUAF Stregt deczyd l‘el SALE—New milch cow. 21 Starr Go'%d ‘cow; came from State Hospital. SALB—Male wliu dog, dark sa- me, months old, very clever and a high glass dog in every respect; price 5200. A. B. Maxson, Box 833, Westerly, R. L flodfil ‘0B SALE—New milch cow with_calf by side. Inquire Gallivan. Tel. 435-3. dec2SWSM FOR SALE—2x4 lumber, 8, 10 and 12 feet long. George A. Kahn, Yantic. Tel. Lebanon. dec24FMW WANT!:D—A ‘;lfi %fl . Refer wold. or Tel. Tos3i Jeweu “"”‘m,“ o R g e $o0ds_and_an- £ pan ousen and an- ing and earn some money B“:";:" QA e T Vieimity ot |figuss C. . King, 43 Water St "Phone i n, ‘Oak or Division Sts. Finder Ll earryiog papers. Frequently g % Offce.” Reward. | QHEISTMAS cume but wince 3 yeer, pmue lesv- at Bulletin dec2! there are good routes. Get your pames on file and be —o pook. el 1801~ WANTED—Used LOST—Leather stamp BOak. - Bulletin Office. Reward. teady for the first vacancy. Call at the Builetin Office ‘CAME: to,my 1 Wes & smal plack and White umu dog ér may have same by proving properiy and paying fer this ady. Charles M. Ames, 91 .West Town St. Tel. 418-2. det29d FUNERAL DIRECTORS hiae N electric - motor, in running rder 110-: 220 50 %fls single hase. Sy glm. City. TeL 12. ea! o WANTED — An perienced school teacher for the Center, sehool of North Stonington. Apply to Mrs. Reuben Cook, North Stanington. “dec22d TE Good, reasonable “LoST_Saturday.a small black aad tan prieefi?curmxe horse. wuh m §. Case, GEORGE G. GRANT dog, answers to name of’BlY Finder no- | Noveich T deetid tity 20 Dunham St."Phone §2i T R0STPelrl .an;l e i:ron( if._returiied’ to National Bank. phore 430 2 Undertaker and Embalmer 3 PROVIDENCE ST, TAFTVILLE T ec28d dec2sd a;ap flrp m'eneeUn nt. (WHEN youf farm or business is for sile, pemembér that we sell r location ; all matters strictly confidential \\:‘ul;rd Farm Agency, Danielson, Conn. ecl 4 ¥oR an.x—fl-m- WANTED—Raw furs, it H. A. }!e@- ner's every Thureday. A. C. Beaneth ‘ dra oheb bt mms or: ?on: hm% WANTED—Cook at the Windham Inn. b& qu,,s .m endurance, none Beitsty D"c" Tel: 35-4 Willimantic Division. decdd pisht. Frazier,, Norwigh: Tow: Bast Town Bt Phone 16481 deefisd WANTED—Second hand_and__antique = team -of [furniture. . A. Bruckner. Tel. 717-3. o0 Faneral Directors Nfimfié‘;“”fl?"fién?y’wjfl?fifiuu Eranklin St, Norwich, Conn. _ocigd B n i o st b | WANTED—Men and women who suffer . T A B R A Twenty head ofygood tresh and gecond- hand Harwt c%;\ s 'fif’nos. 4 rnsron nxu;g snnm, SALE, HORSES ELMER R. PIERSON TELEPHONE 535-3 and Embalmers 322 Main Street hambe hone ol Commerce Buil Lady Assista R, LR DENTIST GAGER Funeral Director and Telephone 203 Main St.,s Nerwich, Conn. Office Hours: 8—12,. %305, 6:30—8 callousea. to try a box of Snow Dl'fl aive, 2he: yorks wonders. Guaraateed y Epglérs Phirmacy, Ring & ie{;k ind - | n new Bl B s B In e 1 2! Ficat reductions. The P: FOR SALE—Books of all kinds, 10 cents each. King, 48 Water St. 437-3. dec28d FOE SALE_A erade Holstein cow. Jup to freshen the 29th. C. A. Gager. Tel. 642-3 dec24d FOR BALE_Foul Giernaey cops, two milch ; must be sold at dec24d FOB SALE or rent, house No. 6 Town St, Norwich Town, near Harland’s Cor- ner. Tel. 4§54 A FEW DOLLS left and will be sold out Pasuik Co. sell 762023 Ron SALE—Wasco garage heater and 2 on” system, nearly new., Edward pell Co. Phone 2% decisd FABMS for sale. Write for bulletin: Bqunel Farm Agency, Danielson, Conn. FOR SALE No. 64 School Street. A two- family house, centrally located. The owner is unable to care for it. For full information, enquire of THOS. H. BECKLEY 278 MAIN STREET PHONES FOR SALE Piece of McKinley Avenue Property can be sold to show an earning capa- city of eighteen per cent. In excel- lent location and on very desirable lot. Owner leaving town. For further particulars, inquire of JOHN A. MORAN REAL ESTATE BROKER FRANKLIN SQUARE dec3d T 3 IIELLE’K'II\ readers are advised 8 ? The Plaut-Cadden Company, 43 f\lam St., when in need of a piang or Victrola. noviod m NEW YEAR MESSAGE ! The best way to insure happiness throughout tne coming ysar and for FOB SALE—Bungalow, with ot of land on River St, Moosup, $150i foom cottage, practically Dew = With 1-2 acres of jand. River St, Moosup, §2700. "' Brdo Real Hatits Agsicy, Dan 1e "~ FOR SALE Several choice building lots on Crang Ave. (a mew street soon to be opened from 457 West Main to Maple St.); also fine Jocated Iots on Maple St., all city inu- Wn\emems select neiguborhood. o o Franklia Sq. For fur- 2% ion, call up or address CHAS. A. RATHBONE, No. 457 West Muin dec§ WEM Norw The Smith Pharmnacy. On Biamo aw- MONEYf s, sk, Srty at a low rat of nterest. Unre- deemed pledges for iy LIBERAL LOAN <o, o —— Cranann A& Nerwishy Gonn 58 UN Telephone 832- ERNEST E uoalmer Prompt Service Day or Night k Paul A, Schwartz, D, M. D, DENTIST Somers Block. On the Square Telephone 774 HOURIGAN BROS. BULLARD Teacher of the Viglin Pheone 127-4 . Bliss Place | Have a Few Outfits to Lena. FUNERAL vIRECTORS Norwich and Jewett City DR. €. R CHAMBERLAIN | The Henry Allen &.SonCoi DENTAL: SURGEON Y Grory Building ~ Norwith, Conn. 88 MAIN STREET FUNERAL LU TORS AND LEMBALMERS Lady Assistant. Telephane §.0 . DAY OR NIGHT Shea & Burke Tiumeral Directors 41 Main Streer DR. EDWARD KlRBY Room 107, Thayer Building Phone 619 1:30-5 and 7 to 8 p. fours 8-12; clcAms o I Whitestone Oigar sare $70 per nmtnua # . CONANT. 11 Fraakiin 84 COAL AND WOOD building briekwork, con- COBLTACIOLS, SivBEWOrs, crete nd cement. viaster, dbd bain', and unytring, extra, 15 Fiatt Ave. Tel Na. 4i9-a. %iail belween & add 6.3 o o &p1 from 530 1o 9 p m aug: CEMENT FOR EVERYBODY. i THE {| PECKMcWILLIAMS co. ~ WILLIAM C, YOUNG F Succeasor t6 | ' STETSON ‘& YOUNG CARPENTER and BUILDER f_,____—‘—;‘fl TOBACCO AT WHOLESALE . .. IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS ‘|| ge or small. qfantities: - Phage 504.- R.] npno. Willow St, formerly Durkee | Aecisd TRUCKING- C. D. JOSLYN, 235 West Main St W rmove everyliung m:wluen. Phone h'l umm COAL, geadoned wood and Kindlings in Best work and mater.dis &t cight prices, by skilled. lador. Télephone 50 ‘West Main St AUTO WASHING SCOME IN and‘Have your car washed, any lime between § a. m. and 12 p. o B )eyu Garage, Bath St a i 1 lnom 0. John R, Bowman || "o vasmsar, e 6 long . disuance muung. ll‘bik -ypessingy el 387- gl 116-118 West Main St. AL and mng ng‘ufiin suto u‘\u‘.lv‘ AUTOS PO HIRE SRR, 9 i Faxi, Browa, GEORGE LAMUBERT, i e et e+ %‘W.:fi (1 L Distan oViug and EXpr .I';,?.fnumuu RO LE L ey 165 AU ana mosmg long distance i'm%nfn St Pnon! 1!1’” novfu i r Establisiied for Half a Century - FLUMBING AND GASFITTING TAXI .SERVICE Day and Night w special MusdLLL & sox, B, @ an & “g SvANCE gov& BORERT J. COCHBANK, PLUBGING, MEATING AND MILL SUPPLIES, Washingion seuare, .:.'533'{.‘ ."‘m'“'h . e | P1ANG AND" FUHNI B MovING o g o TEAXING AND TRUCKING Prompt and courteous atten- tion given all work. Local or Leng Distance. Reasonable Rates. "'.:*" (_nl:-:g-‘n;:f“w“uml done vry promuuiy 4nd ai’fésaunadie Phone 821-3 W50 heuting and gas GLLDE ¥ ] doms ¥ Touriis, Sheclier Bh o Phose 115 For Service — | ee——— T. F. BURNS ARCHITECTS if you want a Heating and Plumbing S & T car to ride in call up JOHN|s 91 FRANKLIN STREET Oy L o c:_' M. Pl 416 Aaylum St., Norwich. Dodge closed serv- HOTELS P ——— « mn-s. b. llomw. class Garuge Serv . m B\ulueut Street. HMOTEL, Euroj % PO Rapas TR PAPER HANGING prosp— fi" at vl ‘ - DETECTIVES Sanitary Engineering. ERREORE o BILDERBECK & LANGDON 159 State Street Phone 1118 and puperhanging ; (alling ma g Central Ave. New London, Conn. 8 Plans and Specifieations For Fac- pubuc. thero before the bmn %” ) e ————" WHEN YOO WANT to pat o taal 1 the advertising THERE i ao ‘f""""'f. Rflm n Iunh’7-l Alice Building, 321 “l‘-"‘t ice car. Phone 1507, PIANO TUNERS PIANO TUNER BYRON A. WIGHTMAN Bhone 534 4 BOBBINS COURT GEER, i g THE PIANO TUNER. 122 Procpect St. Phone bit, _— CHIROPODIST A. G. THOMPSON, F. . Chiropodist, Foot Specialist (PROTECT YOUR FEET) Gummingy! Soring Areh JUST ABBIVED. Another carload of large nice Cows, | some new milch, balance to freshen soon, heayy producers. JAMES H. HYDE, Norih Frapkiin, Conn. - dec2 Tel. 39 Lebanon. FOR SALE 27 GREEN AVENUE FORMER_HOWE OF (HE LATE HAYILAND houss CONTAI!NS 10 ROOMS AND BATH — THUROUGHLY MODERN. EASILY GONVERTI- BLE INTO 2 APARTMENTS— PRICE $9,000 James L. Case 4 SHETUCKET STREET TELERHONE 878 "COZY COUNTRY HOME Pleagant location, goad neighuors, near | viliage and station, good cottage, barns | many years in the future is to own your own home. Stop being made wretched by greedy, grasping in considerate landiords and ‘enjoy 3 dagree of independence and freedon: (rom restraint beyond your fondes .reams of realization. Examine m téractive listings of desirable horr perties. Without doubt | hav t the place to suit your requi nts. Call to see me soon, sadway, or telephone 1334 ARCH W. COIT GHEST GRADE PROPERTI. the road leading to Lebanon THURSDAY, DEC. 30TH, winter ¥ i pection before the sale. If ale next fair week day. STANTON L. BRIGGS, Auctioneer. tment of three rooms, vements, at 24 River ave and out-buildings, 30 acres land, tillage, | ¢ $4000 will buy two-tenement house with gas and electric lights, cement celiar, lost 50, focated o Hickory St. For full particu: ldrs see A. V. COVELLO Tel, 685-3. 198 CLf St $1,500 WILL BUY AN 80-ACRE FARM. 7 ROOM COTTAGE HOUSE IN FIRST- CLASS CONDITION, NEW BARN 24x26. LAND IN A HIGH STATE OF FERTILITY — ABUNDANCE OF WOOD, PLENTY OF FRUIT. 1-4 MILE TQ VILLAGE. POST QFFICE, STORES, CH URC HES AND SCHOOLS. A RARE BARGAIN FOR A SINCERE FARM BUYER. SEND FZ.i MY LATEST FARM BULLETIN, (CHOICE OF 400) William A. Wilcox | FARM SPECIALIST 41 WEST BROAD STREET ‘ROGMS 1 AND 2 WESTERLY, R. L FOR SALE Farm of 100 acres-lad, well divided in tillable, pasture and woodland, well watered, plenty of wood, 10 room house, with barn, hen houses f | pasture and wood, stream throtgh farm. $1500, part cash. Tryons £508 Agency, Wilimantic, Conn. 5 35 Fransiin 53 e = = i '—Lignt housekeeping roo &, Mrs. Cougdon, 82 bickinl declsd NT—Furnished _ Tooms for light Tel 353-12. decisd TO BLNT—Two furnished rooms, all latest improvements. Call o1 ka st house Wwith modern convenience: 152 T STORAGE—Housenold goads stored fof loBg Cr shOTt term; rates reason- sole. Kanaing Studio. 32 Broadway. ect { n in the ,:’11919 8 cyl, | Nash Quad truck. FOR SALE—Automobiles Six in per- FOR SALE—Hudson supurl . Goluen fect condiuon. lnquire 7 dec29d ¥OK SALE—Six cylinder Peeriess in B00d condition; will seil cheab If taken | u:fl(‘;:fi Henry Allard, 5 Norta Main St ec: axwell trucks, 1 1-2 tom, ;1 300 to $1,800; Nathway, 2 ton, 3,408, 2 ton, 34,400; more truck we money, ‘mord ailes 10 the Falion, and bet: ter seryice. Ueller get cur propesition Defore you buy, 45 you may not no® Know all about tuese goods and gur method of doing business. "I k. Anderson, 21 Ma- | ple St Lauieison, Conn. Tel. 340. _dec28d. FOR SALE—] T¥OR SALE—1917 Cadillad {ouring car |in frst ciass condition; car hgs just been |newly painted and overnauléd. = L. H. | Frink, Reo arage, Plantieid. dec24d FOR SALE—A very fast Ford roadster, price low. Phone 453-14. dec2: d ¥OK SALE- Duick.roadsier In running order, just overhauled and lood palnt, cheup. InQuire 190 i-2 Franklin St TRUCKS—One 3h-ton and onc 3-fon truck mi periect condition, 1319 and 1920 models ; prices rigit, casi or terms; these truCks must be secr 10 be apprecidted ; Box 567, bulletin 1$u. “MON boss and go in the tr you are ured of wori have $1,000, §2, business ; for others and , we will sell yod geiting work or contrdcts by _our o= gperative plan; don't delay. Write Bul- leun Oifice, Box 234. decid FOR SALE—Overland 4-4 ton truck, new Lires, fine conaition; 1917 Douge , 1818 kord chassis’ Adams Mo- Baltic, Cou nov20d | “we mave e good ba 2 in_sec- | {ond nanu §5 5, $Lid. §185, $200 and Smé in aid iook them over. Norwich Cycie Co.,, 9 Main ‘novisd Our Best Bargain 1915, b-passcnger Keo blx, =w top,-gcod tires and fine| rechaniczl condition, Reo hight six tcuring, $1,400. model 4 Overland touring, nearly s1x | atform body, | 4 Overland sedan, nearly ! 90 Overland with winter | 1937 Austin 12 s, 1916 Reo 4 cyl 11918 7 pass. Cr mer tops, 56 1916 Doz oyl. der touring. touring, $500. winter and sum- | | | s | | | Oldsmobile. repainted, $1,000, platform body, 7 pass. 1918 modal 90 seda 1918 3 1-2 ton Mac $1,700. 1916 Buick one-ton truck, $500. 8 3-4 ton Oldsmobile truck. 7 pass. Reo, $700. 1290 late model 1 1-2 ton Mack truck, used less tHan two months, sacrifice price, owner changing business. Time Payments Arranged AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES FQRD OWNLR—Are you bright Light With the regulation lense? getting a It 5. The Norwich Welding Co., With the \'un illl Lemaguetizer, will rechargs your magneto whil you Wait. Chest Tt st Fhons 716, aagid P — Frozen Radiators Repau'ed and Recored Thoroughly Tested Under Air Pressure. MUD GUARDS AND LAMPS STRAIGHTENED AND \REPAIRED WM E. SHANLEY 453 MAIN STREET, (East Side) nd several other hmldmgl] some cuit. Farm located near village of Greeneville, on state road, 10 min- | wtes’ ride to Franklin Square. This is an opportunity of a lifetime for som gy wishing a farm near the || sity. For particulars inquire FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Central Bldg. Phone Norwich, FOR SALE quality, seasoned hard wood 0 ger cord—Green wood $12.00 per =-r Iso kmflm? and chestnut wood, deliverad to all parts of the city, | HARRY B. FORD PHONE 792 FOREIGN AGENCY seils Foreisu svicy Oruers and Steam- snip Tickels 101 ali parts ol the world. Packages of all kinds delivered in all parts of Europe. Real Estate and Fire insurgace. x. FORMIGLIO, Sk, NuFwich, Cean < mard ane 7 BOQKBINDING ’ BOOKBINDER JOSEPH BRADFORD Blank Books Made and Ruled to Order ldl Breadway aelt ot 18 TANE RIS el wm_ better, v.han '.hron:h advertis; ‘eclumns of . OVERKAULING AND REPAIR WORK OF Aol KINDE Automobiles, Carriages, Wagons, i Trucks and Carts Mechanical Repairs, Painting, Trim. ming, Uphelstering and Woad Work. Blacksmithing in all its branches Scott & Clark Sorp, 507 TO 515 NORTH MAIN STREET BOWLING ALLEYS BOWLL G ans Lilliakly AT TUE AETNs BOWLING ALLEYS. MAJESYU BLILDING. A FLOUR, GAIN AND FEED JUST UNLOADED 1,800 barrels of ood flour, all grades; call us before uy!n%screeneulle Grain Co. Tel. 326-3. noy: Lo is weak and needs re- | THE, , FRISBIE-M’CORMICK CO. 52 Shetucket Street Telephode 212 INSURANCE Life Insurance Sp=cialist W. A. SCMERS ! ROOM 10 218 MAIN STREET Values are increasing—is Fire Insurance 7 your Better see us for lddi-AJ tional protection. ISAAC S. JONES Richards Bldg. 81"Main Street DANCING o |atl L\d EL E. HOLDRIDGE, { Judge. o , lateof Led- | ed. in Court an | the e istrat | that notice of t tion, and of given by th time in Th to V\\l\ C nurl The above and foregding is<a true copy of reco Attes! dec20d SAMUEL E. HOLDRIDGE, Judge. THERE 18 no advertising medium in Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bulle- tin for‘business resnltz, ‘a Un fug business results A Bulletin To Let ural Coliege at Storrs, who peid | esting address was The | eroom originaily PER FQR THE AND HORSE SALE PLACE AT THE F. FLOOD, ON MONDAY, JAN, §, lflt AT 11 0'CLOCK A, M., AT KILLINGLY CENTER, CONN. WITTER BROS, AUCTIONEERS, Office and Salesrooms, No. 42 Maln Strest, Damisisen, Conn. Successor te W. B. WIMGOR Phone 405-5 Norwich er Phony 8913 Jowett City . Post Office, Norwish Tewe . LOWELL J. WILCOX. TRUCKING AND TEAMING lv;!lll CUT FLOWERS AND POTTED PLANTS FOR XMAS ORDER NOW FROM Maplewood Nursery Co. NOW i the fime “Bhate 976" 284 | Orders Delivered Tetephone 96 :.‘ ichmer i In Sudden J STORES COLLEGE TO ASK FOR STATE APP“!“M Trustees of the Gonnestignt at tne Motel uumeu. decided to ask the »m-m-n opria.ions .AFK";BI\ mtnlnuu— of which $480,000 is intend- nstruction of a new scighce i gt! i 1 it & » :SE i HE and.the remainder for wamte-| Who W proposdd science building would be '3 girls’ dormitory strue- pecial seasion of the | and hot int: yropria.ed §3 ommodate the s and lsurdob‘lcll de- 4 by the leg: about e the disastrous fire at IWo years ago, a lfl'l arrangement has been in exist- r the housing of the botany and in the new science building, | When she received §5, ™ tare, | tunity to makegher 10 by 180 feet and three | seleet circles. What happened will E seen at the Breed theatrs fodsy and Thutsday when The Oilded Dream 1o shown with Carmel Myery starring. Sure enough, 3 millionaire feil in runen's in the horticultural | with her and proposed. y department in the | things happened. Her flashy small- But disturbing lover blundered his way after her. y bullding. st year that u has been cinsses properly, fopairing the xun effioiengy of Hution.. He handling 350 stu ons intended for only 125, owiag to the that the enroliment has Incressed e past iwo years 60 per cemi. ever 1e past two years. Suites in the dofmi- ded for two men aré beifg made to take care of four. [ fac in th of that plies, according to the president, legislature will be asked to in- e the biennial Imrw'w fot tenance from §160,000, the figurs al- 5,000, As the college Is a stale inetitution, outh whose pareats ape eitizens af Con- Prosident Gharies 1. | P22 7004 fortu sgc has been o0 erowded |, ¥ Loine' bl a mastounding drama of & woman' I: is on account of the incréased cost | existence. Leona's PAVIS THEATRE. ‘The ocelebrated transformation of R lowed for the past two years, fo about Jn':".‘.t : e gatin cinssical | come around, he develope into an immac- "m|.es‘ and including military tacties, ia | uiately clad, smave froquenter of hanics arts. The institution receives finaneial sup- dition to that provided by the stste BIG SHORTAGE OF HOUSES War conditions still are in situation in New London. At change in the situation is so slight that it is hardly moticeable, real estate mem say. According to real estate agents thers are no vacant houses of apartments in that city of a desirable nature. Al state that they have waiting |ists for agart- are at a premium. This condition exists in spite of the fact that the Groton Ifon Works which employed several thousand during the war, has practically closed down and many of the employes have left and in spite of & considerably _exodu | weteT'oVT. from the city on account of conditions. businese Rev. Henry T. Arnold Williama street officiated at the §helteripg Arms service Sunday afternogn instead of Rev, Arthur F. Purkiss, 48 . previopsly an- nounced. Rev. Mr. Arnold selected for the text Luke 2: 53, And jesus ipgreased in wisdom and stature, and in faver with God and man. The themg of the inter- ildhood. of The speaker consiiesww how thg an His delight in hature, Hig ki eick and unfortunate, and to the laws of God, phys and spiritually. Mrs. Charles Bu in charge of the musical part of the hour and with Mrs. Charles Garner sang the following Christma$ hymns: Hark. the Tierald Angels Sipg, Shepherds Watched Their Flocks by Night and Joy to d:: World. Miss Halen Burdick accompan at s piasia for the singing. Boptist parsonage in Putnam Thu Jec. 23, Miss -~Anna FHakes Frink of Norwieh Town and Hobart A Tugsell of Putnam, formerly of Norwi were united in marriage by Rev. G. C. MacKay. The bride, who is the younger Qaughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A ink of Otrobando avenue, is populss th a large circle of as aintances. e ot Vel being the place of his birth. Mg ira. Russell are to make their home [ and ) Bt 2.30 there is tg . 1 coucil at the Hanoves ional chureh to adyise on relations between Rev. t! nd the dun‘c 1 poinied delegates. At the First Conrrznuml m» theme will be Calling to Remems : An Hour of Praise, Psalm 103 s brought qut will . lpd of the ended year, the ence, the guiding hand.of God, the door of opportuhity. Having passed Christmas st hs home on Town street, William House of the U. op b THERE 1 no aavertising | Bastarn Connccticut egual to §. S. 2 returned Sunday evening to mouth, N, H., where the ship is ments of the better class and that they .:' a-amimlymudu M NORWICH TOWN | maauatc of st :u brings about Bryant's metamerpbo- Dort from the federal goverament in ade | M G o o L o od by Bimer Harris from o G 1t e g lgi’ ggsi college. i The Swedish the % Chicage, Ceressenatianette - e * S M