Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-23

day) as Frances Willard Memorial day. Order funeral designs. potted plants, carnations and vfoiets. MOrrison's, 56f-14. I-adv.
 The beautiful Snsw holds little poetry | for selectmen of Connecticut towns. who have to think of the bills for it's remov- | al.
 The government did not accept Albert l Blooms bid for the star, route between Hebron and Amston twelve times week.
 The Lenten address at Calvary Episco- pal church,, Stonington March 2, will be delivered by Rev. H. c, Johnson of | Lyme
 Some of the fifteen or twenty caddies l at the Golf club have been shjoying skiing on the club grounds since the big snowfall.
 i Closed banks, post office, library and most of the stores were among the means | taken to show deference to the Father 1 of his Country, Tuesday
 ] At a conference of the Mayor, Street | Commissioner and Chief of Police 1t was decided that Ordinance No. II, 12, 13, | 14, in regards to cleaning sidewalks of 1 snow and ice would be strictly enforced. fl All delmquents subject to fine accord
 
 lows, Street Connmissioner.-adv.
 An anniversary requiem high mass for Mrs. Marie Andre was sung in St. Pata | ricks church Tuesday at 2 o'clock by Rev. James A. Broderick.
 Tuesday proved gloomy and disap- pointing holiday fer city people who had counted on visiting country and shore places for house parties.
 | nf &La aEa1 assembly, at Hartford, Tuesday. The lawmakers will sit today (\sdne nesday) Thursday and Friday ef this week. Charitable circle of the Kings Dadgh ters is rehearsing play to be presented for the benefit of the Missions department of the United Congre regational church. For sale cheap at Y. M. c. A. Used quilts in good condition; also small single iron beds and double deck beds Good mattresses.--adv.
 In the blizzard of March, 1888, whicl started on Monday and continued dun ing Tuesday. 4s inches of snew fell el the level, with drifts in some cuts thirtl feet deep.
 III The three Dig entrance deers to tn Community house, en Church street, ar beng altered to open outward, in eenpli ance with the requirements of the fir marshall &s [l Charles. Philipps has moved. his nil from BeBhfngt on sg land fn EFarren9ille to, South Ashford, where inc has a jol saving timber recently bought from " H. Lanphear. 59
 | At 9 eeAfeeenee. of the Mayor, Stree I Commissioner and Chief of Police it wal decided that ordinance No. Il. 1a, 1S 14, in regards to cleaning sidewalks Q Nnr1n sp,, taa kA 1fH r4Akl All Helinquents subject to fine aecordin to 4ich ordinance. George E. Fellows Street Comniissionef.-adv., | Interest in trap-sheotihg continues g the Norwich Golf club, Joseph c, Wertl president. every Saturday afternoon frol twenty to twenty-five members partic
 pating in the sport. > As a result of the storm in .Tollans
 snow is piled in drifts five or six fes
 high, n the level the snow is more tha
 two feet deep. An auto-scraPkf IS try
 ing to keep the state road open. Those whe have been attending th
 Teacher Training classes in the Unite
 Congregational church, under the aus
 pices of the State Sunday School asst
 ciation, pronounce them excellent. Hebron School Fair association va
 represented at the recent annual mee
 ing of the State Fair association at tf
 state capitol by President Edward Rati
 bun and Secretary Clarence Rathbun. The funeral of Newton W. Grove
 which was to De hesd in St. Johns Catl
 olic church, Saybrcok Monday. was pos
 poned until 10 a. m.. Tuesday, due to u
 storm. He was Spanish War veteran About sixteen inches of snow fell
 the- shore towns and with the forthea l l. a.sR l.. Al = roads to such an extent that antanaebili
 had to be pulled out and sheveled eu VI New London has made a bid for oces X steamship landing in competition vii
 New York. The State pier has been Q
 fered for use at rate of S25 day ,
 compared with $1so day, the New Yoi
 price.
 1 If the weather prove favorable 1t expected that the Salvation Army W 0 hold service at the Norwich Almshou v Sunday afternoon next. These servic c are always appreciated by the memhe , of the household there. " At conference of the Mayer. stre I | ComHhssioner and Chief of Police,
 was decided that ordinance No. Il, l
 IS, 1t in regards to cleaning sidewall
 of snaw and ice would be strictly el v forced. All delinquents subject to fl ! aeerding to such ordinance. George .
 Fellows, Street Ccn1missioner.-ady.
 The Mantle branch of the Internatieh
 Sunshine society will hold its Mar
 meeting at the home of Mrs. Nelson Spe
 eer, of the Black Point read. The Fte
 ruary meeting was held with Mrs. Elm W. Russell of Crescent Beach.
 What is known as the Adam R.
 Fund of the United Workers resoiire
 and of which Mrs. William A. Norton
 chairman, has been of rtost valuable z III l sistance in aidfnk ea number of nee N families during the season of lineRfplt
 ment
 Peter Green of Tolland arrested i
 arson the other day and nov held una
 bonds for appearance in the super 2 court, has been sued By the Miaales Gr Mutual Assurance O., to recover g. c which the company paid Green after | h0 fire destroyed his home.
 Former Ledyard residents, Rev. W
 fam F. White and daughter, Mrs. " IT ian R. Bushnell. wtse called t6 Wa ~ Mass, Thursday morning By the death
 Mrs. Whites mother, Wednesday. I
 funeral services were held Saturday
 that city. Mrs. White had been there several days.
 It is probable that today (wednesda
 will mark the last service of morn
 prayer conducted by Rev William q Williams at Norwich Sanatoriufn. WI
 acting rector 6f Christ Episcopal chur
 Rev. Mr. Williams has read the serv
 their every Wednesday nsaFniiig sir fine 1qiAA7A Ak AR7nAr