Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
VARIOUS MATTERS

The RiznSl NOnuS OotiSAAAu0o iONSAAAAAo star until April 22nd.
 Mrs. Clement Manwaring of the Black Point road, Mantle is improving frem the effects of fall.
 Stamped, embroidered and Sanitas decorated luncheon sets at Woman's Elk change.-aav. gsa
 At Sterling the .. s. Furnishing Co. is
 insproving the read between the office and the station.
 Some of the rural school districts are having a mid-year vacation of week beginning Friday the 25th.
 In spite of tNe heavy snow. Frank H. Rogers of MontvilIe has successful hatch of chickens in his incubator.
 The Groten grange held an open meet ing Friday night at I. O. o. F. hall. A special entertainment lad been arrang- cd. Mrs Eliza Ladd and MT and MT. ana Mrs. Warren Ladd of Vermont are in Tclland, guests of MT. and Mrs. Clayton C.. Reed.
 Work has started up in the accessories department of the Norwich branch sof Warner Brothers corset factory, on Chestnut street.
 Tax collectors office will be open to- night and Monday night until o'clock to receive personal taxes.-adv
 Heavy. drifts have compelled brief suspension at most of the sawmills, while4 the snow in the woods is still two deep for easy logging @ < Supervisor Rupp of the school in Union is planning to hold a speaking and spelling contest at the town hall on the evening of March 8. ..-F Don't forget the baked bean suppart iI Odd Fellows hall tonight, from to 8. Supper 35 cents.-adv.
 A months mind requiem high mass for Mrs. Mary Courtney was sung in St. l Patrick's church Friday at eight o'clock l by Rev. James A. Broderick. l Friday evening in the Lenten devo1 tions at St, Patrick's church, Rev. Philip J. Mooney led in the Stations of ti Cross and gave Benediction of the Bless | ed Sacrament.
 Live Holsters and shrimp, Mumford Cove and Blue Point oysters, round anG split eels, Noank fiat and cod, choice sal mon at Powers Bros.'-adv.
 It is expected that the district super intendent Rev. Wn. M. Bath of Nor wich will be at Sterling Methods church March the 3rd to hold tht |
 The Morsup Journal say Alec. Pot win is seriously ill at Centerv1lle, wher' he is at the home of his son-in-law. ;. daughter of Norwich has been very gil with grip but is recovering .1~
 During the past week Mrs. Al Craii Taylor and son have left Norwich t join Mir. Taylor, a recent popular man ager of the Davis theatre, who is noE located in business in New Jersey,
 A Washington society paper notes tha Mrs. Henry F. Dimock was hostess at small party Thursday evening when he guests were asked meet Mrs Arthu Dodge of New York, who is visiting hel
 The City Gas Electric Departmer notifies consumers the electric power V: , be off Sunday, Feb 2s 12.3o to D. m to complete repairsl on North Main an Main street.-ady.
 Friday morning, at the home of Pores u c. LeffingwelL in Leffingvell, the mel cury stood at degrees above zero. Ear fer in the year the record there was zert Snow in that section is Is incres on level. :, -'E7 ~' At New Lcndon, Mir and Mrs Herbel O. Crandal will move March 1st frol 1. their present residence 90 Waller stree to the house at PA Williams street owr
 ed by Herbert L. Crandall and Fran T Greene. 4 :, The Moosup postoffice has the distin
 ton of standing first in the state - Y Connecticut as to the number of indivit z uaf depositcrs and the amount on d . posit in the postal savings department
 third class. offices.
 Abner Partridge. a former conduct
 on the Groton and Stonington Sure n Railway and more recently doing cleric
 work with the New Haven road at Mi l. way, has been. transferred to a simil z work at New Haven. = The City Gas Electric Departme 4 notifies consumers the electric pow Er W : be off Sunday. Feb. -2s;, 12.30 to 4 p. I i, to complete repairs on North Nam al .s Main street.-adv
 -- The fair association at Hebron held
 meeting recently when the following c n ficers were elected: President, Edwa s- A. Smith, secretary, Robert Foot y treasurer. Edmund Horton. The ia Il will be held in Gilead this year. d The grocery store of Michael Henry 'r North Somers was raided by the sta
 police the other day and liquor, W
 found. He was arrested and brought |
 fore Justice Herbert E. Thatcher. $ pleaded guilt and was fined $9e.38. c. A pioneer cottage builder at LOT D. Point, Former Chief Engineer of Al II herst Agricultural College Newton w n lace and Mrs. Wallace is now living
 Huntington, Mass, where Rev Irving or Child's, MT. Wallace's son-in-law has as pastorate.
 C. The United States civil service co
 mission announces an examination 1
 associate agricultural economist, ma
 over 25 years of age. in the office M farm management department of agr .- culture, or duty. in Washington D. C., n. $3,sSo a year.
 as Get your oysters and scallops h. a- best in town. Oysters, three sizes; tn CT prices-60c, 75c and s5c per quart. Sc
 lops $1.o0 per quart. Broadway F
 Market, 40 Broadway.-adv.
 Charlie Lambert and Fred Bushav
 Central Village were gunning in woods of Plaintield Wednesday, vi
 LamSert's gun exploded, 1nfiicting. an
 ly wound in the hand. Dr. Chase '
 called ard Lambert was brought to
 Baekus hospital Norwich.
 Encouraging news comes to state tr.
 pers' that Thursday was prompt day" Iy the January sale of the New York l
 Auctfon sales CorpordLlon, aud It foJ
 the cerporation,s warehouses practics
 hare of goods, fully s5 per cent of
 skins disposed of at. the recent sale h
 ing been withdrawn.
 During the past year the New Lont
 Fish and Game association, Robert
 Chappell, president, has taken in
 new members, 55 of who mhave ion
 sine Jan. 1, 1921. F. J. Hope of Mo
 vile has handed in the names of 2e
 these new members. It is hoped to h
 2 membership before 1922.
 Judge Gardiner Greene of N ID wich, in the superior court at Mid,