Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-29
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at ASS o'clock this
evening.
expect more snow" the Old Farmers
Almanac warns.
Local photographers are deing a brisk
post Christmas business.
The water office will be closed today
until o'cleck-adv,
More state road is being constructed
I'm Mansfield, connecting Warrenville with
willimantic.
A recent addition to the books at Peck
Library is Alien Johnson's Union and
Democracy.
Eseeial significance is attached to the
final prayer meetings of 1921, to be held
this efhursttay) evening.
Much of the snow has disappeared, al
| though the temperature Wednesday did
not rises about SO degrees.
| Mark-down price tags on various zines
OF stock looked good to the shoppers who
came to town during Wednesday,.
Order calling cards at The Bulletin Of
fce SO for SO cents, special price.-sdv
| Announcements have been received
here OF tile marriage Of Miss Nellie A
Dawley of Vofuntewn and Harold Bit
good of Pachaug.l
| A Noank man, Capt. Henry Lang
worthy has returned from the vest coast
He made the trip to California by auto
mobile, returning by rail.
| Residentso f Somers, Judge ChcS,es s
Fuller and his wife, DR.. Caroline Grl>
Fuller, have left for Orlando. Fla. where
they will spend the winter.
| During Wednesday, favorable report.
came from the various typhoid patient.
in Norwich, although physicians predic'
that their recovery will be slow.
Phone ia or TIT for any seasonabl,
varieties of Sea Food, Powers Bros.-adv
The flowers for the altar at Trinit!
Episcopal church Sunday next are to b.
contributed by S. Hussey Reed, director O
the Junior Brotherhood Of st. Andrew.
In Connecticut as elsewhere, manu-
facturers and wholesalers in varieu
lines Of dry goods have lately noticed
better feeling in regard to the bushes
outlook.
c. F. Gage has removed Thomas Har
mons mill from lot near West Dudle
to l.. M. Reeds lot in Union w. F
Maine resumed saving on L. NJ Reed
lot there the past week.
A meeting of the Progressive Mission
i airy club, which had been appointed fo
Wednesday afternoon at the home c
Mrs. Albert T. Utley, was held instead g
the Central Baptist church.
1t Is announced at Trinity Methods
church that the hospitality committee j
Mrs. ]. H. Allen, Mrs. Louis H. Geel
Mrs. Elmer ]. jones. Miss Anna Hagiun
and Miss Hannah Haglund.
The reports have it that the moo
trains, New York to Boston, I2.45 p n
and Boston to New York, lit p. m
which now stop at Saybrook will g
through without storning, after the hol
days.
At Stafford Springs the Labonte Ie
company is erecting a new ice house o
the sit of one that was destroyed b
fire. The State Line Ice company IS ais
adding house to its plant at Stat
| Line.
Although Supt. E. A SnNh has a,
ranged winter quarters in the barn fe
the two deer at Mohegan Park, they az
pear Derfectay contented Ito remain /
the open, whatever the weather cond
lions.
William Walden who lives at Gardner
Lake and who is widely known in ths
section is mourning the loss of his pt
dog and companion. The dog which
white and light brown in coier, disa1
peared this week
A Gardner Lake boys camp henefacto
George D. Pratt, of Brooklyn, N Y,
one Of the thirty-ave members Of I'll
board of management of the Brooklyn i!
M. c. A., the largest in the world, wit
l-nearly 10000 members.
The United States civil service con
mission announces an examination
Staten Island on Jan. for medic
storekeeper. male. age Is to As, for VI
cancy in the United States Public Heal
Service Hospital No. 81, Fox Hills, Sta
en- Island, at 800 month, plus bon1
of $40 month Ono other allowance).