Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-25
VARIOUS MATTERS


 The moon quarters tomorrow, the 26th, at 6:49 p. m.
 A. N. Bedding of Rockville has gone to DeLand, Fla, to spend several weeks.
 Mrs. Amanda M. Prentice. widow of Paul E. Prentice, died at her home an | Groton Monday.
 Early as it is an occasional van of furniture indicates that spring moving has begun.
 During the past year twelve Con necticut purchasers bought farms Tn Vermont, where 252 sales were made,
 At North Stonington, Mrs. A. M. Moore house mother at the wheelef school dormitory. is i'll with tonsiiltls.
 Don't miss it! Camp Fire Girls! Grand Council Fire" United church, | Friday night, o'clock.-adv. A meeting the Connecticut Society of Colonial Danes was held Tuesday at | the home of Mrs. Frederick Brewster in New Haven.
 l Judge George E. Hinman of Wil1i- mantle will wind up the January ses- sion of the superior court, civil side, of Niddletown this week.
 Albert G. Robinsons informing and interesting volume, Old New England Doorways, is among recent accessions | at Peck Library, Slater Hall. Janitors and sextons can be of prac- tical help during these times of illness by taking a little pains to thoroughly ventilate public assembly places.
 An adjourned town meeting will be held in Ellington town hall this | Wednesday, evening to lay a tax to defray the expenses of the town.
 University Alumni Day was cele- hrated at Yale on the holiday by the return of members of the classes for nearly half a century, about 325 reg isterig.
 Delegates are attending the Con- necticut State Association of Master House Painters and Decorators two day convention at the Hotel Strat- field, Bridgeport.
 Tuesday at ten o'clock, at Trinity Episcopal church, the rector, Rev. J Edred Brown officiated at the cele- bration of the holy communion on St. Matthias Day.
 The New Haven road is slowly but surrey digging itself free from the snow handicap. The mild weather has permitted fair progress, and the road is becoming normal each day.
 When the WomansS Home Mission ary Society meets Friday afternoon 1T the United Church parlors, the subject to be considered is Southern Island CTS with Miss Huntington leader.
 A months mind mass of requiem for Mrs. Mary A. Sullivan will be of fered at St. Patrick's church at o'clock Thursday morning.-adv.
 The contractor who has been drill. ing an artesian well for Fred Ma geny at Voluntown has drilled 110 fee mostly through solid rock, and hal obtained pianty of water of the bes quality.
 The Boy Scouts of Troop 4. New London council went by trolley to thu Golden Spur Monday starting there tt distribute grain for the birds. Tn, grain was put in feed trays, a gooe number being set out.
 At Trinity Methodist church, Sun day, March ', at morning service Rev. C. NJ. Gearhart, D. D., of Chicago will occupy the pulpit. He will speak to the adult classes of the Sunda1 school at the noon hour.
 A Norwich business men in New York this week states that aithouel nearly 19,000 men are at work clear. ing the streets of snow the improve ment is so slow that it is almost dis couraging, so big is the task.
 William o. Brooks. asSi stant prin cipal of the Rockville High school has resigned to take effect at tn, end of the present term, March 30 He will go to Windham High schoo in Winimantic as assistant principal
 The brick work on the new addi tion to the Noank mill of the Rossi, Velvet conSRtny is completed. Tn, bad weather has delayed the con struction work to a great extent, as i was expected that it would be finished several weeks ago.
 The Manufacturers Association 0 Connecticut forwarded telegrams Monday to such of it's members 2. have had fuel difficulties during tht last few weeks urging the necessity of placing immediate orders with tht mines in Pennsylvania.
 Mansfield, Coventry and Eastfort have been formed a district. Mrs Anderson, graduate of the Hartfort Hospital training course. a registered nurse with one year of inStitutiona experience, has been assigned to tn, district by the State Board of Edu ostien.
 Supreme court cases at HartforC Tuesday next include from Windhan county, Ava J. Dixon against Byrol NJ. Lewis and others. plaintiffs's ap peal fro msuperior court John Come, and others against Horatio A. Hun and others, executors, plaintiffs ap peal from superior court. The Uneas National Bank an nounces that it has secured for it depositors the services of MT. Danie L. Brown, counselor at law, expe1 accountant and taxation attorney, C the firm of Hale &, Dorr. Boston. M Brown will be at this bank durin bank hours on Feb. 18th. March 2 and 3d,N and March 9th and 10th { : assist and advise our depositors with out charge in making their Feeder; income and excess profits tax re . turns.-adv.
 l The funeral of Alfred E. Afbe- : deputy jailer of the Holland jail, wa f held Monday afternoon at the Count 2 House, his home for the last fi1 . years. Rev. Percy B. Thomas wa g assisted by Rev. B. F. Case of II 7 Congregational church. Burial was g Grove HM cemetery, Rockville. : The Sunday school of Park Cof 2 gregatioRal church has pledged itse l to the support of an Armenian orphs at cost of S60. Alread V s7.5O h; been given toward this fund to tf q Sunday school Weston l c. Pulle 7 superintendent, and S7.5o to the infal 1. department for the same purpose. < Deputy 1re-wardens at Somers il
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