Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-25
VARIOUS MATTERS

1ner6 WeT6 ScNcA oA SAA0'' AAAAA AAS1 - ing Monday morning.
 The stores are featuring valentines and novelties in valentine faVors. Tho banks note an increase in deposits as the result of Thrift week.
 Hear Herbert Parsons town haTl. to- nieht United Workers an. meeting.-adv. several neishborhood dairymen had a l meeting recently at the home of 0. Dan ! ie Way in Gilead.
 Hundreds of ties are being assembled | on MohAaan Hill for repairs and replace nAnts along the trolley line Lr. and Mrs. Erwin Kenyon and fam 1 fly have moved from Shunoc in the town of North stonington to Hopkinton City, R L
 1 An elaborate system of rustic arbors is being erected in the gardens at the George s. Palmer residence at the Pe- quot.
 A large quantity of wool has been purchased by the Rock Manufacturing company of Rockville and was shipped last week.
 Relatives have requested a memorial mass in St. Patrick's church Saturday on the third anniversary of the death of Dr Patrick J. Cassidy. At the public meeting of the United l Workers this (Tuesdayl evening the col lection taken is to be for the new Shel tering Arms building.
 The planet Saturn continues morning star until March 12. then evening stal until Sept. 21, then morning star for thu
 remainder of the year.
 Although the month seems mild. wateI
 which has drained from the hills ha! turned to ice and all the smaller brooki and ponds are frozen over,
 New and old fashined dances, tonight
 Ocuun, hall, Versailles Sanitary FfSr
 ATills-adv.
 Club members here learn that the an
 nual luncheon of the State Federation o
 Women,s clubs is to be held in Danbury
 at the Hotel Green. Feb. 1s.
 One of the Lyme artists, Will How
 Foote, is in the New London hospital fo
 treatment to his leg which was injured
 while he was in the world war. Although at the freezing point earl.
 in the morning, tine temperature lowered
 rapidly after noon Monday and keel } wind made the day disagreeable. State Deputy Frank E. White of Nortl
 stonington is to install the officers 0 Norwich grange at the meeting Wednes
 day night A supper will follow.
 The Rockville public library has jus been presented a valuable collection 0 over soc books frem the estate of tn late Robert Maxwell Of New York; Sunday evening, Jan. 30, at the Cen tral Baptist church. the chorus choi directed by Prof. c. D. Geer is to giv
 selections from Mendelssohn's Elijah. |, Five Connecticut soldiers of the worl , war who are suffering from blindness c impaired sight received in the service ar
 being aided by the state board of educs , tiVn.
 | This season the junior promenade a , Yale university will be held on the ever s ng of Feb. 8. The sopE ( ore germa F and several dances at the ,arious club
 will be held at this time.
 The $22 given by Pequot Camp Fir
 Girls toward the moving picture equfI n ment of the United Congregation;
 church represents the net proceeds frol . the councils May breakfast
 Elton A. Dibble, highway foreman z
 Saybrook, has been compelled to sto
 work on inc roads. due to the appropris
 tion running cut; and notified his me s that they were through until further | tice.
 I { dent, will act as secretary of the Stat I Firemens association, filling the vacane caused by the death of R. v. Magee Watertovn, it was announced Saturda
 at South NorWa1k-
 }. Along the Connecticut coast the Unite I States volunteer life saving corps has u 2 record of 300 rescues and nearly 8,0t ? first aid treatments during the past 2 years. This corps has stations at Ne : Londen and Stonington. 5 The NorXich selectmen have not y t removed their sign near Bullock's Co on ner, New London. advising motor trut !, drivers to take the highway on the ca
 side of the Thames, because of brid, > construction in Norwich. Thirty of George L. Ingalls, men a continuing work at Abingdon getting O e ties and car timber for the New Hav, > and Boston and Maine railroads M '- Inga1ls has about 30 men doing the sar I- work at his mill on Plain Hill, Nerwic > Miss Myrtle Porter. who has been d Ashaway, R. l., at Mrs. A. B. Briggs, le > Thursday afternoon for Gales FerI $ where she spent the week end with M l. Peckham, leaving for Amston, where s E will spend several weeks with Mrs. C.
 Tassell
 e. AS some or the ex-serv1ce men a Hebron were unable to canvass the ce Il ter of the town for the Red Cross. t III wprk is not finished yet: Mrs. Bes 1T Cummings and her sister, Miss Bert le Porter, will now do the work in th s, section of the town.
 .4 Local Episcopalians learn that R, IS George Heyn, rector of Trinity cfurt y Portland, and director of religious educ
 tion in the diocese of Connecticut h
 been elected by the Cathedral chapter
 canon of Christ church. Hartford, vii , out parochial duties.
 Henry Black of New York plans
 make numher of alterations to {
 Point View hotel at Black Point. IT
 place was owned by Mrs. Louisa M. Co paugh for number of years and W managed by her as summer hotel. q Is the intention of the new owner ' make it a summer home. TarouEh the efforts of the town dir,
 tor, H. E. PomeToy, an extension sch
 will be held in Coventry March l and
 Coventry grange has voted to lend sl
 port to this agricultural and domes ! school and to give the use of it's h. 1 Mrs. John E. Kingsbury will assist le conducting the women's department.
 
 Ie SUES DEAD DOCTORS If ESTATE FOR S15,C
 Papers in the suit of Alvin S. Keny