Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-03-01
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N6fwieh. Fassda.,. March j. 1891.
VARIOUS MATTERS

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March 1st is the feast day Of ST. pa-
1 vid, patron of Wales.
The moon is in its last quarter today.
the LIST, at sos a. m.
TAere. is always more or less moving
when the first of March c2mes.
fhS best moonlight nights during
! March will be from the goth to the z4th
:. Il ting Of Catholic Ladies Of Columbus
tdhitht, I. A. 3. hall, at oclock. adv.
Temperature OF IA degrees during Mon
day helped carry off much a the snow.
fhere is the usual lively interest to see
i | IL March is coming In like = lion or like
i lamb
St James lodge, No. %. F.land A. n.
works the third degree at Masonic temple
tonight at 7.sB.--adv
Mr., and Mrs Allen Lathrop o; Vernon
have been visiting in the home of @. /.
Smith In Piainheln.
The dealers are well equipped with
Easter novelties including tiny rabbits
and chicks made in Japan.
snow at Lord Point has been about a
. | foot deep on the level and packed very
hard, making it difficult to break out.
This is the first day Of the spring
quarter From now on the farmers Will
! begin to make plans for the years work
An anniversary requiem high mass for
Cornelius Shea was sung in st, Patrick's
church Monday at 3 o'clock by Rev. Myies
p. Calvin
Jan. 81 Of the present year there were
lby report 152 open postal savings ac-
4 tcoufts at the Mposup post Office, the de-
posits tctalinE sSe.s55
The clock on the Norwich county court
house has been wound by John A. Fergu-'
-, 80 = trtyr - r.
CT residents in that heighborhood.
+ | The three public health nurses. Miss
Culver, Miss Mahef and Miss Mackenzie
average ten or q dozen calls daily, al
though this has been an unusually heal
thy winter.
Ladies' auxiliary, 7. NJ c. A., meets
today, b. m, with Mrs. Archibald
Mitchell, S15 Broadway-advs
1t has been established by an expert
statisticiAn that Connecticut annually
spends about s21O,Ooo,0oo outside the
state for foodstuffs that can be raised in
. Connecticut.
: Frank S. Butterworth treasurer of the
state fund of the American legion, has
fsent out Notifications that the checks fer
1.-THE MANNED and disabled will be sent
within ! few days.
The. war department has decided 10
IuiSCOuliuuc llIC pIdCllCO 0l- SS1lutllss army
field clerks to various cities and towns
for the purpose Of issuing Victory med
ais to ex-service men.
TX Eight of the members Of 1layville Girls
:. club have formed sewing class AMI they
~ plan to meet once a week at the home
eA | Of sori& member ana spend the evening
u in sewing and sociabiIity.
= Mrs. Angsiins Brown Vincent, 90, Wild
ow Of Charles w Vincent, of North Ston
ingtonS died at her home near the Turn
pike crossing there Saturday. The fu
neral was held Monday afternoon.
Il The following quartet from the Basl
Eief sang at Trinity Methodist church OF
\ Sunday. evening: Charles Parsons, frs
IS tenor; Robert Gray, second, tenor; A
to MacDougal, first bass Chester Hussey
A. second bass. -
a. Real Georgia shrimp, ill cooked AMI
he peeled. special at 75c ID. Ready to eat
ne mo waste, no work. Powers Bros.--adv
ano Thursday evening Rev. Sumner R. vim
Us ton Is to speak at the Central Baptfs
church on The Challenge of a World
Task. Ali the Baptist churches in tn,
- vicinity have been invited to be repre-
On On scented at the meeting.
Z. A SayBrook correspondent mention
81 that James Sparago, foreman and care
r taker of the tracks along the linas IF tn
OAO4 e AL4nS tSlCCll1CS. SlICS lUSy StOIpS
iii running, has joined the forces of tn
M highway gang on the road.
by The free tuberculosis clinics held Tuet
lck day evening at the United Worker.
ne. house, No Washington street, by D.
or Hugh B. Campbell, superintendent Of til
In Norwich State Tuberchlosis Sanatoriur
continue to be well attended.
the Leo and Homer Grenier are home /
asst MUosup after three months trip abroa,
by They were at Brest, France, German,
M through the Kiel canal, and caught
ng;d glimpse of Russia and Finland. The
Gel served in the merchant marine
'ro Six members Of the Salvation Arm
o. conducted a pleasing service at the No
,st wich aluashouse Sunday afternoon, IL
= visitors including Staff Captain Gourle
s snt from Hartford, and Ensign Anderson
son and daughter-in-law from Maine
At present there are more Peep
.o- working in the Central WOODEN Mill,
Central Village, than ever before, abol
$50, and there Is work enough to kes
- the SO looms running constantly on
full time schedule for more than tn
months. fl
* The law at present imposes 4 tax I
all property of water companies that al
hot municipal corporationa The irtei
II OF new measure is to amend this la
~ - ~ 1AAnhO 4AAullAS1pd1 COIpOIdllDnS~
we'll as private owners pay tax on the
property.
Mrs. Archibald Mitchell, Jr, chairms
Of the United Congregational church w
mans GIild committee which is seekif
n to raise 500 for stoweling for the Back
hospital has receivetl about half tn
sum and aims to complete the amount b
fore April.
Many ~h@lsa holders neglect to Gle
snow from Aound mail boxes Rur
carriers are not required to leave the
: tvehicles to deliver mail and If there
no path to the box, they are not requir
d. to deliver the mail and are permitted
~ bring it back to the office.
In the superior court assignments it
III announced that Judge Gardiner dree
Y of Norwich will preside over the adj
= tional ession for New Haven coun
whichA to begin for tfial purposes
day (Tuesday) March i, and run
Thursday, April 20, inclusive
Frank Lathrop and. family have NOV
from Bozrah to their recently purchas
home below the sanatorium, vacated
/. ~ Gently by the owners, Mr.. and Mrs. Rio
,:Ss ard Sanders, who are now living in t
IL cottage on the same property, where 4
l.. = = 4