Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-13
VARIOUS MATTERS

The mercury kept under as degrees ell day Wednesday.
 The harvesting of s-inch ice began Wednesday on ponds in western Connec- ticnt.
 The new Arlbulance for Bacszus hospi- tai will be completed in about three weeks.
 Rockville Is to ask the general assem- bl yfor permission to go Into the coal business.
 Schooner Star, Captain. Steve Bag nall, of Noank. has cleared forN a fishing cruise off Nantucket.
 Dance at Yantic fire station postponed until next week.-adv.
 The new moon made its appearance in the wednesday evening sky, following a dull day of rains snow and sleet- Enough snow remains to sprinkle the he<ixes and banked cedars and other eV- errreens about porehes and piazzas. In N,antic, James Metcalf and grand son, Monroe Blake, are taking down number of dead pine trees about Pine Grove.
 Electric lights have been installed re-. csntiy in the North tStonlngton post office also in the store of Leonard | Maine. s9
 Third Co. dance, armory, Rowland's | Jazz band, Friday, Jan. IA Popular 1 prices.-adv. l Ahsons commenced clustering the in l terior of the art building at old Lyme Monday. The contractors are pushing the l work to completion.
 Among the living ex-goverrors of Con. necticrt is Phineas c. Lounsoury, or l Rideefield, who was chief executiVe I fn 1 At the rnid-week service of the United | Congregational church this Cfhursday) | evening, Rev. Alexander H. Abbott is to | rneak on '-The Malice of Some Laughter " l At anHall-day meeting at the home nf Mrs Edwin. $. Agard in Holland. ten l garments and some other sewing was | done for the Newington Children's Home.
 At the Hartford recruiting station l Raymot;d. Goyette and Alfred A. Pal shaw of stafford Springs have enlisted ed for the Sixtieth Infantry, Fifth Di- 1 vision.
 1 Silas Rogers of East Lyme is confn- ed to his home by severe injury caus- ed a few days ago. when large limb from a tree that he was cutting, fen on him. letter received Wednesday from Miss Ray NJ Briggs, formerly of Norwich, locates her in Montgomery, Ala, follow ing a holiday visit of week at her home in Galveston, Texas.
 At the annual Congregational church meeting held at Saybrook Point William R. .Dashnell was unanimously eleoEed deacon to take the place of his father, the late Giles A. Bushnell,
 Franklin Chapter, No. f, R. A. M, works the Royal Arch degree at Ma | at A cleck.-adv.
 At Moodus the fourth quarterly con- ference of the NJ. E. church was held at the Methodist parsonage Wednesday evening District Superintendent Rev. William H. Bath of Norwich presided
 At the January meeting of Sabra l rruma,ull chapter, D. A. R., at Rockville Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Charles H. Allen. Mrs. John LaidlaW Buell., state regent, was the speaker. | In a series O fspeeial evangelistic ser l vices in the Advent Christian church Danhury, Rev Thomas Feltman of Wa | terbury. formerly of Putnam-wiH assist Rev. E. z. Ellis, pastor of the church
 On the librarians desk at the Otis library are sonez 6!hri istnIas roses,3 deli: cate; 'wax-like blooms which grew 5undel the snow at the home of MT. and Mrs Charles R. Cross. on Maple street, Nor wieh..
 A large delegation from all divisiorN o,l the New Haven, New London ane Hartford Air Line, attended big meet ing aid reception held in New Havei the other night by the Order of Railroad Teleg, 9hers.
 Announcement has been made of thu i engagement of Raymond H.. Hussey, {
 Bangor, Me, business man, at present il Burlington, Vt, to Miss Ruth E. Rogue
 daughter of MT. and Mrs. William E Bogue, of Norwich.
 Twelve members of Comfort circle o
 the Kings Daughters met Wednesda. afternoon with the vice leader, Mrs. J H. Allen, 76- Church street Mrs. Alle1
 presiding. The afternoon was spent. il
 sewing on nightgowns for the Unite' Workers
 Leon c. Leach, R. F. D. carrier, o
 Ellington, is limping badly because o
 being thrown from his automobile an
 pinned beneath it while deilveriE,, 'na i Saturday morning. The car skidtIed C
 the icy surface of the slopilg side Of th } road and turned over.
 It is announced by the directors c
 the prison at Weathersfield that they wi
 not ask for an yextra appropriation thi
 session because of existing conditions Incidentally the demand for prison ac ' connodations is not 50 large as hereto 2 fore due to prohibition. Mrs. Marie Mordeschied of New Tor
 eity has brought action claiming damas C S of s5e4 against the city of Rockvill 3 for injuries received at the arnnistic g celebration when she was struck wit sky rocket while standing in Centr; ! Park. Her wrist was broken. c For a reception given the i've Conn e. c ticut women representatives at tn 1 Hartford club, Wednesday evening, M {, z and Mrs: Frink of Canterbury were eI 2 tertained by Miss Mary Buckley t Asylum avenue and Mir. and Ms. H. if Jewett of Holland by Mrs. H. P. Ma, l. I'm.
 4 Members of the Saivatien Army wi e attend two days meetings Saturda d and Sunday, January 22 and 23, whe o Commissioner Thomas Estill, new leat n CT oftke Salvation Army in the easter ' territory of the United States, acN,n r- panied by Mrs. Estill, will visit liar Y ferd.
 IS Connecticut. which has adopted au
 plates measuring twenty inches in lengt
 has probably the largest which any sta
 in the union will use. Plates for We
 mont, Oregon California, Maine, Penl
 sylvania and several other states a
 considerably smaller than those used
 1920.
 The funeral of Judge Alfred Ely Au
 tin was held Wednesday. at 11.30 a.
 from his home, 34 West avenue, No
 walk. Judge Austop was a cousin
 Willis Austin, of Norwich, and for h | Ar1t rut(a vviA Co