Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-14

The flock of pigeons about the city barn wander ia rfrom Union Square, these chilly days, to pick up any loose grain that happens to be lying, about. At East Hampton Tuesday evening. the fourth quarterly conference was held at the Methodist church. Rev w. H. Bath, district superintendent of Norwich, pre- sided.
 Judge Alfred Ely Austin, the Norwalk | lawyer who died Mondal night was 73 | years old. He was a nephew of the late ] Willis R. Austin, of Washington street, Norwich.
 Mrs. E. M. Avery and Mrs. Frederick i Bill of Eastern Point will 'leave this week for the Princess Issena hotel at Seabreeze, Fla. where they will spend the winter.
 Regular meeting of Mercier assembly. St. Anne's rooms, tonight at o'clock | adv.
 A former Liberty Hill pastor, Rev. Elwen o. Mead, now of Georgetown, has been working in Bedding and Weston iI1 the interest of the Congregational world 1 movement. A company of neighbors at Elliott spent Friday evening with D. A. Colburn in recognition of his S4th birthday. Re treatments, music and games made the | evening enjoyable.
 Thursday evening at the Central Bap- | tist church, the mid-week prayer meet ing was led by the pastor, Rev. Arthur F. Purkiss, the final meeting of his pas | torate in Norwich.
 1 William Beebe. Dudley. 63. is dead in Brooklyn, N. Y. Funeral services are to be held this (Friday) afternoon, at his home, 123 Joraleman street. Burial will be in Mystic. Conn.
 1 After 55 years driving a public hack 'Il l Norwich, James Burke. of o4 Roath | street, is this winter taking 8 vacation i; the hack has disappeared and the au- tomobiles now have it all their own way.
 Only limited supply of Gillette raz- ors at $2S9, so don't delay The Lee & | Osgood 7Co.-adv. H~
 Buyers in the New York market find that incidental with the Pilgrim celebra- tion, there has sprung up quite busi- | ness in hand-loomed materials and those manufactured to resemble such fab rics.
 I It is stated that at the annual meet ing of Christ's Episcopal church, Red ding, W. H. Luther, Jr., was added to the list of vestrymen, in place of F. D. Mabrey, who is now residing in Engle- wood, N. J.
 | A former Ponfret resident, Mrs John Addison Porter, returned to Putnam from a visit at Atlantic City to attend the an- ] nual meeting of D. A. R. Monday and was the guest of Mrs. Ebenezer Bishou of Grove street.
 A farmers wife writes to Connec | ticut chamber of commerce stating tha 1t is not true ali farmers resist day light saving. She says it is largely be cause farmers are slow to take Ill nev idea that many object 1 Shriners from here have been invite to attend the great ball to be given b, Pyramid temple, Nobles of the Mysti Shrine, at the Hotel Stratfield, Bridge /. port Tuesday night, Jan. 25, when 50 e are expected to be present.
 Mrs. c. Tyler Iandphere, fornerl, Miss Davis, of Montville, was elecse president of the ladies' benevolent SC ciety of the Groton Helsnts Baptis church which net at the home of MT. Washington Morgan, TueFay.
 The United States Civf Service con mission announces for Feb. an exam nation for tabulator and conquer, ma or woman, over IS years of age, in tr
 bureau of crop estimates, Department (
 agriculture, at $1,2oo to s1,SO0 a yea
 Small bluefsh, sea trout, striped bas stead cod. .mscrew cod, market cod, larg = smelts few native smelts, halibut, sa
 mon, Noank fiat, large perch and lobster
 coming tWay, live and boiled shrim
 large long clans, scallops, new salt macl
 erel, two pounds each, at Powers Bros. d. adv.
 al During the last two years accordir at to the reports from the labor commi " w sioner, there were 2S0 strikes in Co IT, neeticut, of which 19 gained all demand
 S1 were compromised and 18o were u lal successful. The strikes affected 76.o
 persons.
 The Connecticut Trapshooters' associ 'er ton is composed of nine clubs having
 membership of over 2,500 and located
 the following cities and towns: Hartfor
 New Haven, Bridgeport, Danbury, Stra
 ford. Cos Cob, Norwalk, Simsbury al
 Torrington.
 The illegal killing of deer is lei
 practiced by number of hunters, g
 cording to Robert B. Chappell NJ
 London game warden. That official h
 notified the police that they may be
 the alert to catch persons trafficking ] the carcasses of the animals rv Rockville is undergoing the ,Nrst dustrial depression in the history 7G the woolen industry for which that c TX is famous, as fully sixty per cent of fI- employees of the woolen mills of Rockvi ED are out of work because of the gene = depression throughout the country
 Don Dickerman and Miss Cecelio lO Temper, who conducted the Pirates D tn, at Pequot Manor, Mrs. A. c. Tyler's r.
 idence, three years ago, recently leas
 a residence on Christopher street in N
 York. and will open social rend
 vous' similar to the one they had
 The Pequot
 A correspondent writes: Portland D
 pie will be interested in the amour
 ment that Harry L. Peterson, of D.
 ielson, has been appointed assistant ell ' of the state senate. MT. Peterson is . lawyer, practicing in Norwich, and
 we'll known here. having visited relati
 in Portland often.
 At Old Lyme, Judge W. c. Moves New York has decided that at pres - prices hog raising does not pay. Seve . expensive houses were built for the r pose, so his farm hands could earn a Si usi- tie cash credit to the farm. The whc inc sale high price of pork has dropped
 l suddenly to suit amateur farmers.