Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-01
VARIOUS MATTERS
5 daybreak nov At E:l7.

LIght vehicle lamps at 5.ss o'clock this evening.
 The snew shovel and ice pick are ceEning into their own.
 A slogan for ala well sanded walk h cheaper than prosecutors fees.
 The best unoenlight nights during Feb ruary will be from the 18th to the 25rd. East Central Pomona Grange is to meet February 1s with Ellington Grange.
 Regular Nalsed bean snpper at UAiver- saAist church; Wednesday, e.1s ?. m, 3k eentA.-a@v.
 It looked fer time Monday as though tlzis were sstng to be repetition of 1see's skating winter.
 Dance, Boulds Bros, T. A. B. han. Thursday evening.-aav. January threatened to % cut llke hon but the wild gale and saowstoTzn of the merAing proved brief.
 At the annual meeting of the Hartford Bar Library Edward M. Day, formerly of celohester was elected first vice pred- dent.
 supt Charles geleh of the Noank vel vt Eniil had s-znonths old pig butch cred Friday which weighed over sHe pounds.
 MHes.Ss fr4enAs have received Verd freA Mr. ana Mrs. Henry Cray vAp have reached St. Aususths, Fias oR ! I trip south.
 ley trachs did not delay the trolly ssr- vice and there was not 50 much as peep from patrons that ten cent fare vas too high!
 The Progressive Missionary club of the Central Baptist church is to meet this week with Mrs. W. H. Whitman. of zS2 west Tewn street
 At the United church Heme-Tinae Sun day night, Mrs. Daniel RhoAe gave an Interesting talk on some experiences in the South Sea Islands.
 1,;nrorrow Cwednesday) will be Cam dle1nas> day, when the groundhos is sched- rIied to appear and forecast the weather for the remainder of the season. A new surf boat carriage for use at the Coast Guard station at Fishers g. land arrived at Stonington the other day and was taken over to the island.
 Ladies' Auxiliary I. M C. A., meets today, D. m, with Mrs: Lacius Brown, Is Warren street.-adv.
 At voluntcwn the twenty -hfth we'd ding anniversary of MT. and Mrs. Albert lR Dawley was celebrated Sunday. Jan uary seth from two to eleven o'ccck.
 The -nction at John casey's will take place %esday at 10 o'clock Owing te the storm was postponed Monday, Ciar ence Shoales, Admr-adv
 The annual meeting of the Consumefs' lee que of Connecticut is to be held at the Business and Professional Women s Cluh in Hartford Tuesday, February 9th.
 Connecticut delegates are at Louisville. Ky, to attend the convention of the In- ternational Society of Master House Painters to be held there February to 5. At Los Angeles Cal, recently Han nah Collins Hall, s4 died, as did alsc Mre. Benjamin Eaton formerly of Piein- field. The latter before her marriage was Alice Clark.
 Third Company dance at Arnaory Fri { day night. February 4th. Felteorn and . Shepards celebrated Mohican Hotel or ehestra. Gentlemen. 55c. Ladies 4te. This includes war tax-adv. It is noted by New York papers that a windham summer resident Mrs. J. Adam Weir of 11s East sixty,third street, Is in Atlantic City at the Marlborough Blenheim for . few days. The auction at John Casey's will take place Tuesday at 10 o'clock. owing tS the storm was postponed Monday, Car. ence Sholes, Admr-adv.
 There is to be a town meeting at Union Wednesday to see if the town will vote Ito purchase the land where the old blacksmith shop stood also to decide where the appropriation for a state road will be laid.
 St. James Ledge, No. 23, F. & A. M. works the second degree at Masoni, Temple, tonight at 7.5o.-adv.
 State Senator William H. Hall, of wil- lington, was in Washington last week tc appear before the Ways and Means com. : rnittee of the house, in favor of placing a higher tariff on imports cf cotton manu. featuring. He represented 50 firms.
 Eben Leaned, Jr., John Evans, vii. liam TirrelL, Douglas Fellows and Johy SayIes form . committee from Parl { church Sunday school to secure a funt for the rental of religious films for tn, . Sunday school picture equipment. At Crystal Lake Sunday, Disrict Sup { | erintendent, Rev. W. H. Bath of Nor . wich preached Sunday in the absence O. the pastor Rev. o. J. Aldrich, who sub 7 stituted in willnnantic. After the ser i. vice Rev MT. Bath held the fourth quart = erly conference.
 The Sta4ord Press says: During tn. . latter part of last week, Robert KnowItol |. recently of Mystic, arrived in Stafford t and began preparations for the opening 0
 he farm, on Rockwell HilI. He is tn, - son of Minor R. Knowiton, who is at pres
 ent in Bridgeport.
 ' The auction at John Casey's will talk
 place Tuesday at 10 o'clock. Owing t
 the storm was postponed Monday. Claf 4 ence sholes, Admr.-Adv. ' At Saybroek, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Ds
 herty have sold their home to B. H. Cur
 Scn of Fair Haven. and expects to leaS
 for Kansas City, Missouri, soon. For }
 years Mr. Doherty has been with the s
 N. K. Telephone Company as tro0bi
 hunter and repairman.
 For Miss Ella M Frederick, assistan | principal of New Haven State Norma
 school, who died year ago q sslenn
 high requiem mass was offere,' in St
 her brother, Rev. John H. Frederick Re,
 Myles P. Calvin was deacon and Re,
 Daniel F. Sullivan sub-deaeon.
 Nineteen hundred and twenty was tn greatest corn year in the history ef th
 country according to records of the de
 psrtment of agriculture received her
 Besides growing record crop of 3.zez
 e7,e0e bushels, the farmers establish
 ed new record for average yield pc
 acre with 30s bushels
 Through trolley service to Putnam vi \ be resumed about Wednesday, ne
 generator having beer installed Monda
 at the suh-station in Putnam. Servic
 has been provided between. Central Vi
 lRGe and DanielSon. Trouble at tf
 power plant at the Dyer dam put pol
 ten of the line out of business sine