Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-08

work at Bolton railroad station While her husband relieved MT. Bonfort, tell egrapher at Steele's.
 Motorists are being warned that no vehicles can be operated under the new markers if the certificate of registra- tion has not been received.
 Lotus Male Quartet will appear in Y. M. c. A. coHrse-adv.
 A former Pomfret summer resident, Rear Admiral Casper P. Goodrich. U. s. N, retired, was born in Philadel- phia, 7S years ago "Wednesday.
 The organization of savings clubs in connection with shops and factories is planned to be one of the features of the observance of National Thrift Week.
 A full attendance is desired at the election of officers tonight in Buck ingham Memorial for the Ladies aux, Division 54, A. o. H.-adv.
 Hattie Marshall and Earl LaFlamme, united in marriage Sunday after noon to the home of Mrs. Marshall in Montville, will make their home in Palmertown.
 At meeting of Groton warden and burgesses this week. two new police men were appointed to begin duty
 
 William Mutch.
 The American Thermos Bottle plant in Norwich continues steadily active, as indicated by the fact that the box shop is furnishing it an average of 5000 boxes daily.
 Don't fail to attend the poultry show in the county court house. New Lon i don this week.-ady.
 A former Norwich resident Mrs Robert B. ChappeH (Eilizabeth Camp) plans to secure at least 1000 new | members to support the tuberculosis clinic held in New London.
 Roller skating, Wed, Fri. and Sat. evenings at 7.5O. Private Thursdays, i closed Mon. and Tues, during altera- | tions and repairs. RusselTs, at the foot of Laurel HiH-adv.
 Thomas Holt state dairy and food | commissioner, went to Bridgeport Tuesday to attend, as a guest. the an- nual convention of tho New England l Association of Icecream Makers. i The Otis Library has received a nuTbers of donations of F books and i magazines which will De Forwarded soon to the tuberculosis sanatorium and the Norwich State Hospital. At Noank, D. F. Doyle and Son I i farm pond for the first time in two years. The ice being harvested is nine inches thick and free from snow.
 Several from Connecticut will go to | Washington today (Thureday) to at l tend the Jackson Day dinner Mayor FitzGerald. of New Haven is to head the state delegation on the trip.
 The Epworth League of Trinity Methodist church has begun new les sons in the Parables of Jesus. The topic Sunday was ''The Lost Sheep and the Lost 'Coin." Miss Isabel Shearer l was leader.
 Schwartz Bros, Inc, are preparing i for a great January Bedding sale, i starting this Saturday at o'clock Great bargains will be announced in this paper. Wait for the sale.-adv.
 Walter H. Lee and Mrs. Lucia E. Chapman. of Lyme. who were married i December 31 at the First Congrega- tionaI parsonage in New London by Rev. Romeyn Danforth, will reside for a time in Waterford.
 It is the intention of the New Lon- l don mayor and health committee to 1 buy only a. small number of good pigs at first to start the municipal piggery, i just enough to consume the garbage | from two of the five wards. 1 Skating on Mohegan Park lake is poor and rough this week. so most of the skaters are goving up Rockwell i street to Bates pond, across from the Park road, where there is fine new black ice, following cutting.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles M. Marsh of Old Lyme have announced the en- gagement of their sister. Miss Eliza beth Copley Marsh. of Lyme, to Dr. -Thaddeus H. 4Ames of New York The marriage will take place early in | February.
 Hear the Gypsy Smith Records ful City of Cod Christ My All.'' "He Lifted Me- "Jesus the Light of the World" Where He Leads Me" Save By Grace etc, sung by Gypsy Smith himself; at The Plaut-Cadden Com pany.-adv.
 The annual corn show of the Tol- | land County Farm Bureau was held l in the town hall at Rockville, Wednes- day. There were eleven entries in the l ifty-ear exhibits and germination tests were conducted in the green houses of Theodore Staudt.
 At a special meeting of Danbury town school board. Rev. Elliot B. Bar Der, native of Norwich, who recently resigned ms spaStorate or the Uni versalist church. of that city, was unanimously elected local director of Americanization in the schools The special committee of the United Church Mems Brotherhood in charge of the Community House lectures under the chairmanship of Rev. Dr J. 1T. Selden, is composed of Nathan A. Gibbs. Chester M. Hussey, Charles I. Smith and Archibald Mitchell, 4th
 Mrs James M Fowler, librarian general of the National society has thanked the New London D. A. R chapter for two beeks. The Sacrifice of 177s,.zwritten by Mrs Ellen Nor gan Frisbie of that city, and replica ,l of the diary of Captain Thomas Miner.
 Acommittee was named to arrange a state jitney convention at Hart ford at a meeting Sunday of the Hart ford Service Motor Operators associ- ation, affiliated with the Connecticut 1 Bus Owners association It is plan ned to hold the convention within a few weeks.
 Internal Revenue Collector Walsh of Hartford has taken number ot internal revenue collectors from their old haunts within the state and is Ira-