Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-03-04
VARIOUS MATTERS

An interesting meeting of Lyme grange
was held Thursday evening. Z
Native eggs were selling at so cents 1
dozen In Norwich stores Thursday.
Sunday schools are appointing commit
tees to arrange for Easter concerts.
Country reads are IN much better con,
diticn this week and the snow Is fast dis
appearing.
A meeting IN the interest Of education
win be held in Society hail. North Wood
stock this friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Vito Of Thomp-
sen, are mourning the death Of their IN
FAINT son, Antonio Vito, Jr., aged enc
year.
The Bhthday club Of westchester was
On Bull Hin. The hostess served 4 fine |
dinner
| Thursday at o'clock in St. Patrick's /
Church, q months mind mass for Mrs. !
Patrick Barry was sung by Rev. Myles
P. Calvin.
Stats officers will attend regular meet
ling K. of C. tonight at S.15.-Adv.
i Sunday next is the fourth Sunday IN 4
Lent. The following Sunday will be Pas
sion Sunday, the next Palm Sunday and
then Easter.
One of the sixteen republican United
States senators who voted against free
seeds wednesday was Senator Frank B.
] Brzndegee Of Conn ecticut
Secretary Alexander at washington on
Wednesday urged all Americans to eat
fish for at least one meal on March 8,
designated Matrimonial Fish Day"
A speaking and spelling contest be-
tween the pupils Of the public schools ef
the town of Union Is to be held at the
tewn hall on the evening of March $.
/ Charles Darlington Of Eastford is start
ing for Georgia. He was employed re-
Gently by Brazos Brothers. running the
J, sawmill on the William Warren lot in
Eastf6rd.
Sixteen towns In the state have full
time directors Of Americanizatien, fifteen
have part time directors and two have
requested directors, and are awaiting ap-
pointments.
Noted ballot medium and psychic, Mrs
Bradley, at Spiritual Academy, Sunday,
also Monday night.-adv.
The inspector is calling At the stations
i along the Valley division of the New la
; ven road, and will make an endeavor to
} close up few of them for Period, until
business picks up.
Norwich friends learn that Miss Jennie
Z. Spencer and Miss Lizzie S. Hamlin,
both formerly Of Norwich, are making
. their home together in an apartment in
: Boston this winter.
J Julius W. gladden. has received a tele-
] tsram from Rutherford C. Plaut, now in
/ Los Angeles, Cal, that he is to sail on
the steamer Maui from San Francisco
J March for Honolulu.
~ A -S~sn,,s aaaA 49,
: affects the base Of the brain is causing
. Mrs. Joel B. Slocum, formerly of Nor
( wieh, to spend some time in a Dayton,
E Ohio, hospital for treatment.
Miss Louise Terry, daughter Of Prof
" N. M. Terry, of Old Lyme, expects to
: sail the 9th of April for England, to
visit her sister, the wife of Commander
Atkins, who is stationed in London.
, A nationwide appeal fer a Lenten Of
fering in behalf of the starving Armen-
ians and other Christian peoples of the
: Near East will be made by COMMITTEES
7 HEADED by Major Gen. Leonard Wood.
Food sale at c. " Pendleton's store
As Broadway, Sat, March 5, at p. m.
by Parish Aid of Trinity Episcopa
, church.-adv.
March in the Catholic church is devot
ed to veneration of st. Joseph, foster
Christian family, also, as the earpente
. Of Nazareth, exemplar Of all working
! men.
Public service motor vehicles will b
put under the Jurisdiction Of the publ
utilities commission like street railwa!
companies if substitute bill which il
to be reported by the judiciary com
mittee, becomes law.
Rev. William T. o'Brien Of Baltic an,
Rev. Joseph H. Seiferman of Jewett Cit.
were among the clergymen in attendanc
Wednesday, in St Johns church. Mid
dletown, at the funeral of Mrs Murphy
widow of DR.. M. D. Murphy.
The National Academy Of Designs sstl
annual exhibition starts today Friday
in New York. Prize winners in the exhi
Medal (goldJ, Sunny Hillside, by Charlie
H. Davis, N. A., Mystic, Conn.
1t is noted by the Danbury News, b
referring to the accidental death of sgd
ney Morrall Of Stafford Springs, Will
hunting Saturday, that he was a son @
"a the late Rev. William Morrall, at on
II time rector of st. Thomas Episcopa
Is church of Bethel.
s. A penny collection which has bee
iy taken up at the Phoenixville Sunda
Sc school for the past four montns amount
l. 10 SZS. IH1S sum was presented 1teN
II. and Mrs. Frank r. Meeeham 10 help l
'ir their missionary work in africa. The
n expect to sail March 5.
~ The United States civil service CON
mission announces for March % an e.
=. animation for billing machine and bool
* keeping machine operator, either sex, az
"a about IS, in the office of the collector
t;s internal revenue. Second district, Ne
: York, at $1,000 per annum each.
- A resident of Moosup, Alec Levalli
decided recently to have the driven we
at his home deepened, hoping to get be
ter water. On making the, attempt.
1 was found that the hole had in some wa
become crooked and could not be extent
ed, SO the effort was abandoned.
Alumni Of Brown university residing
eastern Connecticut are pleased at II
selection Of Charles E. Hughes to be Sc,
rotary of state in the Harding eabine
Mr.. Hughes is the fourth secretary
state that Brown has furnished the n;
ton. He is Of the class Of 1aS1.&
U1man Brown, for number Of yea
one of the crossing tenders for the Ne
Haven road at Spicer avenue Noank, h;
. i concluded his duties with the New HI
ven road. He will be succeeded by Gil
Packer, for over 35 years one of Il
bridge tenders over the Mystic river.
The ninety-foufth annual conclave
the grand commandery of the knigh
Templar of Connecticut is to be held
The asylum Of Clark conmande~y of w
terbury Tuesday, March Is. The previo