Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-22
VARIOUS MATTERS
Tides will be high today.

The week or MATCH AG udS DOCH designated Marne Memorial Week.
 The weather vagaries of Saturday moved some to call 1t the line storm. During Sunday. Persian residents of Connecticut celebrated their new year.
 The freight traffic on the New Ha- ven road of late has been the largest in many years.
 Meeting of Catholic Ladies of Co., lumbus. Tuesday night, Steiners' hall, 8 o'clock.-adv.
 The Every Member canvass of Trin- ity Methodist church Is to be made newt Sunday afternoon.
 At the special town meeting held in Hebron town hall it was vot- ed to lay 22 mill tax. At the Otis Library Sunday after noon, Mrs. l. L. Hamilton was in charge of the reading room. The vis- itors numbered 92.
 Clear streets, bright sunlight and temperature of 30 degrees Sunday coaxed out the crowds, bringing out also the new 1920 cars. This weeks meeting of the Vineyard Workers of the Central Baptist church is to be held with Mrs. Henry B. E0 bTOdO StIecl. Throughout the snow and rain of Saturday the Norwich streets were crowded and the stores did the best business in many weeks. A woodchuck was killed in Phoenix vile by men at Brazo mill last week. All are wondering if he was the prophet of Candlemas Day. Flowers and plants are plentiful at | -f-R x-1 | An anniversary requiem high mass | for William Dunnegan was sung in St. | Patricks church Saturday at z O. clock by Rev. Peter J. Cuny. l James F. Lord, of Lords Hill has been appointed by the court of probate | of North Stonington an appraiser of the estate of Maria N. Merrill. l Mir. and Mrs. Joseph E. Carpenter of Fort Point, announce the engage ment of their tr--dghter. Ruth E., to A. Benjamin Hollister. of Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. William s. Hastings 1 of Somers. were given surprise par | ty in their home last week, in honor of their fortieth wedding anniversary
 A former Norwich resident Henry W. Branche, of Hartford, contemplates enlarging the Roxmont cottage al
 
 mits.
 Norwich insurance men will take part in the coming gathering of the citation to be held in Hartford or March 31.
 Charles wiggins, 2d, senior nlasto, Of Ponfret school, Is to move to Bos r ton at the close of the Spring term MT. and Mrs. Wiggins have been il Pomfret several years. . From all points come complaint that chains used on motor vehicl , wheels during the icy weather hav torn holes in the highways worse thai in the winter of 1916-17.
 Joseph Badger. of Lebanon, has an nounced the engagement of his sister Miss Emma Badger, to Sylvestu } Freeman. of Norwich The narriag will take place late in June, t.r
 Residents of the West Side. Nor wich, must be fond of ice cream eve in winter. Outside the business plac of one dealer Saturday there wer twenty-five empty ice cream tubs
 One of the apartments in the ne, home being erected on Crescent stree for Mir. and Mrs. c. V. PendIeton, IT Blanche HalD. has been leased by NJ and Mrs. A. H. Chase, of Otis stree
 The car inspectors at Saybroo Point and the Junction have been giy en notice that their reporting head quarters have been changed from Ea ' Hartford to New Haven. beginning l once.
 Textile workers fin Rockville hay formulated new demands which al to be presented to the manufacturer The call is for a fifty-nine hour vol h week and a fifty per cent. increase
 wages.
 Miss Doris Myott, of Jewett Cit and Benjamin Brown, of Norwic have been substituting very accep ably for several Sundays for abse
 members of the United Church qua
 tet. Norwich.
 The United States Civil Servi
 commission announces for April 'e May 1s and July examinations. opt
 to either sex. above IS years of az n for automatic 2-A addressogra]
 feeder. SLIGO to s1,2Oo year.
 A few days ago B. W. Edwar
 of Hampton, caught a silver breast
 grebe, a rare bird in thls section
 the country, seldom seen farther sou
 than the coast of Maine He h
 mounted it for his collection of biEC
 The tie train which has been ru
 ming off and on on the Valley divisie - from Saybrook the last two weel
 picked up between Essex and Arnolt
 12,000 ties to date and about 5000 r
 main to be inspected and distribut
 along the several divisions.
 This (Monday) evening the W UT mans auxiliary to the Foreign Mi .d sionary society and the Soda1ftas a to unite for 8 general meeting. at t
 Community House of the Congreg
 tional church and the Sodalitas V
 present a pageant, Ears of tl
 East"
 A corporation carrying on busfne |. in Connecticut. which has been c, lowed an extension of time in i
 filing of it's 1920 federal income t
 report is expected to notify the Go
 necticut tax commissioner fsuch (
 tension. togetler with the reasc
 therefor.
 F. T. Wilson, supervisor of scho k in woodstock. Union and Sferii stayed at the home of c. ". Tha7 in North Ashford two days last we
 Because of the snow and travelling was obliged to walk to his schools Union covering a distance of abe
 twenty miles.
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