Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-21
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VARIOUS MATTERS

Up in Ashford. E. M Grant filled his icenouses last Thursday with ten inch ice
 At Thompson the other day, H P. Am- idon dressed an April pig that weighed SIS pounds.
 Men disFing in Msplewood' cemetery this week ind or inches Of frost in the srsund
 A dsputstion of young men from Yale university win visit the Groton church. es over the week end;
 A new policy of renting state Armories to the public IS to be adopted by the new state adnninistrAticn.
 A T West Thompson resident, Leonard Sarty, has been suffering from eye trouble caused by dye poison.
 The steam min operated at Phoenix vile by F. s. White of South Coventry has stopped for an indefinite time.
 Men have begun harvesting ice on Ly- mans pond, Windham Center, The ice is from seven to nine inches thick. Don't forget the Big Confetti Dancer tonight, Parish hall, Taftville.-adv. Outdoor workers found Thursday one of the most disagreeable days of the season, due to the keen, cutting wind. The women of the. millinery group in | Home Economies of Black Hall and Lyme have completed their course of lessons thermometers which registered 20 de- grees during wednesday afternoon read s degrees at the sanie hour during Thursday.
 | An anniversary requiem high mass fe1 Margaret Quinn was sung, in St. Pat | rick's church Thursday at o'clock by | Rev. J. Ii. Brederirk
 l A community supper planned this weel | by Preston City Baptist church has had l to be postponed because ef so much sick ness in that sectioa.
 For the past two days. skaters hav' been on Huntington pond, East Grea Plain, although Thursdays wind eoveret the ice with road dust.
 Dance Saturday night. State Armory Wflfimantic. Beuld Bros jazz orchestra I-3dv
 In ample preparedness for the comini season, the Otis library has among neV books ". C. Ho11opeters Hay Fever Its Prevention and Cure"
 A meeting of the Old Lyme Parent Teachers' associa tion held in the schoo building, Tuesday evening was well at tended Miss Hubbard gave an addres on Hearth Inspection. N MES EllHdDetA t1ulIeT OL NEW is at the hospital for contagious disease in that city, suffering from erysipela< The disease developed several days az following an attack of quinsy.
 Frank L. Davis, county agent and Mis Flora Miller, H. D. agent met with tn Community committee at Moosup re gently at the home of Mrs. A. s. Ken nedy to plan for an extension school I Flowers for weddings. funerals. etc. ferns and blooming potplants. Yer Steeg' Greenhouses, Lafayette St. Phone 76o.- adv. | The U s. Coast and Geodetic, .surve department Washington, D. C., has pre- pared an Atlantic coaat tide table for tn year, and will mail one. to Nany per son forS10 cents to cover the cost o printing | The committee on midweek entertain ments for the Connecticut State Farl for Women, East Lyme, has Asked Ev Lear chapter, D. A. R., of New HaVel to cooperate in celebrating Lincoln birthday in February.
 The New Haven Railroad Go ha been summoned to appear through i I officials before the United States cou for various alleged violations of the la
 relative to service by employees. If u
 road is found guilty it will be fined $t
 01g. s Mss Mary E Rogers. Miss Mary h Henderson and Miss Annie L. Taft COT
 prise the general committee rehearsii
 the pageant. The Light" to be giv' by about 300 Norwich public sehdpl p
 pile as "glNnmers.' Supt. E. J. Graha
 is general supervisor.
 The annual meeting of the stockholde
 of The Triple Link corporation will
 held Friday, Feb. 4th. 1921. at D. n
 in odd Fellows han. sa4 Main St Ashl' T. Boon, Sec'y.-adv.
 Local druggists get no particular
 encouraging promises of wholesale pri
 reductions. although certain staples ha
 moved downward a trifie during u
 week. Purchasers are still required
 pay war tax, added to the generally st
 rates on most articles.
 The United States Civil Service co1
 mission announces an open exan1inati
 B years of age in the Bureau of Stan
 ards. Department of Commerce, for du
 in Washington, D. C., or elsewhere,
 from s1,2oO to f1,sso a year.
 A Newport. R. l., item of Thursd
 reads concerning the son of Capt Sam,
 R. Knapp, of Norwich: Dr. Harry
 Knapp. who came from New York to ! tend the funeral of Mrs Amanda - Muenchinger which took place yesterd = will return to his home today. Al So far this season it has not b.
 necessary to put a single body in
 vault Of Maplewood cemetery. Norwi E where there are 45 catacombs. Dur .l 1 last winters severity there were
 bodies in the vault. where Supt. Washil t ton Holt could have crowded 25 more, 'P an emergency.
 ni The East Woodstock Methodist chu to recently purchased is undergoing reps 4 and when completed and lights nsta1 .at will be used as {club room. Memb
 of the club are giving their services
 hasten the alterations The purch - was made By subscription, the C. ,a munity club holding the deed. ds So great fs the crowd at the g o'cl ,,n mass in St. Patrick's church Sund ns that the rector, Rev. John H. Broder sr- has suggested that some of the ad ou attend the mass at 7.30 or 10.3o, sS the o'clock mass is intended prim c-, ly for thei children, who go from tt res to Sunday school in the chapel. er- Furmen learn that the second .x- was fox day at the fur auction in !
 York. and. with the exception of kc di- sky and civet cat, the entire day md given over to fox pelts The prices led tained were characterized by buyers at- good" to excellent" the present
 dition Of the fur market considered of The Progressive Missionary club sI, Wednesday afternoon with Mrs H, ow, Adams, Boswell avenue. Mrs. Johr
 Post, presided and seventeen atten .4 During the sewing Nhere were irteret
 readings by Mrs Joseph Holloway. ". H. Wightman, Mrs. W H. G