Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-12
VARIOUS MATTERS

This week there are s2 patients at Baekus hospital st Benedict is commenorated in the church calendar today, the 12th. Il Sugar appears to be abundant in Nor wieh stores and is selling at and 10 l cents. Rebekah whist tonight, in Odd Fellows hall. Admission 525 cents.-adv. The olive factory at Saybrook led the way Monday by putting the full force to work for full time from now on. Next sunday the Connecticut w. c. T. U. will celebrate the first anniversary of National Constitutional prohibition. sharp cuts in prices of all goods are | helping to Steadily reduce stocks in the I Norwich stores, making room for spring goods.
 1 It is mentioned that J. W. Bennett of in Noank, the trip being made on mo- 'torcyc!e.
 Third O. dance, Armory. Rowland's Jazz band, Friday, Jan. f. Regular prices.-adv.s
 It is hard on sportsmen that fishing through the ice must end January 18th, when there has been practically no ice this season so far.
 Sunday next is the communion Sua- day for the Rosary Society of St. Pat rick's parish, of which Mrs. John A. Moran is president
 The American Therrnos Bottle company continues busy at it's Laurel Hill plant, Norwich, making large shipments of fin l, ished products daily. Useful for teachers are two books at the Otis Library, c. ". Compton's Folk Dance Book, and M W. Hinnan's Gym nagtics and Folk Dancing.
 The talking Machine Shop, 24 Franklin sd, is selling Victrolas 1t $l down, S1 , per week-ady.
 , A North Lyme patient, Mrs. Fred Mi l ner, who is at the Backus hospital Norwich, for treatment, was considered in a favorable condition Tuesday.
 Tuesday evening the Westerly Sani , ! tary Corps ambulance brought Johr v Hanson, 24, from Westerly to the Backus Y hospital, Norwich. He has pneumonia g Although exceptionally active in pre- e vious winters, Charles Bard, who will bt . s4 in May, does not venture very fal from his home at Norwich Town, thest days.
 News came to Norwich dealers Tues day that the, Spring fashion show o the Retail Millinery Association O America takes place at the Hotel Astor New York, Feb. 3.
 John w Lord and Stephen R. Bur dick are working on the Lords Poin reservoir dam. The weather is much thu same as it was eight years ago at thi date when the dam was in building.
 The current Catholic Transcript state that one of the treasured possessions 0 the late Mrs. Gertrude Halle Lanman. 0 Norwich, was an autographed letter 0 ! oS,a1 d @N&v Leo.
 The Home Nursing class, which Is t be instructed by Miss Katherine T. Mo Cartny of the Rockville Visiting Nurs | Association, held it's first meeting Tues T day evening in the Rockville Public Li / brary
 The Connecticut Trapshooters' associs tion is composed of large number c sportsmen of the state who favor bette protection for fish and game and tax l an active part in fostering legislation 70 J their betterment.
 The talking Machine Shop, 24 Frankli
 sq., is selling Fictrolas at S1 down, ]
 per week-adv.
 Prominent members of the America Legion have been invited to attend rt ception and dinner to be given in H ,rt ford Monday, January 51st, at the Har'
 ford club, in honor of National Con rnandef Frederick w. Ga lbraith, Jr:
 A Portland correspondent notes tn;
 Miss Alice Condren, of Colchester, sper
 the weekend at the home of MT. an
 Mrs. James Condren, of Marlborous
 street, with her sister, Miss Mary Col r. dl en, a teacher in the high school. en Eastern Connecticut men were in liar tr ford Monday to attend the meeting ,st tn clerks of the superior court and ,h. New Haven to attend the annual mee it's ing of the State Bar Association, al ch the annual banquet Monday evening
 For two days skaters have been e . toying the sport on Bates pond of Ba
 tic street
 At sale in New York Monday,
 collector gave s5s0 for Proceedings ,s the Supreme Executive Council of Pen 1s1 sylvania in the case of Major Gene1 at Benedict Arnold printed in 177s, of -s1 tsrest in Norwich, Arnold,s birthplace ay' The sun is rising minute earlier ca morning than it did on the shortt ua1 morning of the winter. By the end
 this month the total period of daylis of will have increased to g minutes nt
 in the shortest week. about Decent per Fist
 Someone tried to enter the home of !
 SnG MrS. U. P21mef Charter or Follal
 Friday night or early Saturday mornil . The burglars were traced by tracks . the snow. They failed to enter 1
 home because the watchdog frishter
 them away.
 A few of the Norwich church societ
 l taTe taken up sewing for Backus hos
 tal especially the making of nightgoW / l for which there is urgent need. Su F. Leon Hutchins, tel. s7, will give TV ganizations or individuals information ,,r regard~to this matter.
 .v Amongst those wonderful barga ',N there are few more girgham aprons VI. for 25c s2.25 ladies' heavy flannel nj ER gowns for 9sc Mems hose pr for : ro and childrens hose, 15c pair. , Sed Jacob Wechsler, S1-S7 Franklin " 4O-4e Main st., Jewett City.-adv. 5th, State silk manufacturers are m
 hopeful. With demand for taffetas canton erepes which can scarcely be g
 piled in. the better numbers, the ma
 factarers are looking for a switch
 other constructions to fill orders for -. materials that cannot be obtained an The Uh:ted States Civil Service c,
 mission announces for Feb. 8 an cxa
 nation for dental interne. mon over - years of age, in Saint Elizabetf's | aa1s nital, Washington, D. C., at 31,2eN
 year plus increase granted by cong.
 of $20 month, with maiatenante
 The word has been passed along
 hunters and trappers that, while
 boom prices of the past few years
 no longer obta ainable the principal II