Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-08

VARiOtJs MATTERS

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In some of the shore towns Of Com
neeticut work on building summer cot
tages has already begun.
The tax collector will be at the Yantie
stefe today from g. to 11.So a. m. to re-
4 eeiv9 personal taxs.-adv.
/ A book Just announced is An Explorer
in the Air Service, by Hiram Bingham,
formerly ,leutenant-eoloRel air service,
U. 8. A, q Salem summer resident,
When it darkened up, late Monday af-
terneen, NoFBich residents began to re-
call 2 big snavstQrm Just a year ago.
As Saturday next, the 18th is Lincoln
Day most Of the schools will hold exSr-
cises Friday to honor the great enamel
ipatar.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference was
held in the Danielson Methodist church
Sunday evening by Rev. William H. Bath,
Of Norwich.
| Se1ns of the farmers OF Canterbury
complain of having to keep their milk at
home on account Of an oyer-uspply at
Providence
Following the prayer meeting at the
Central Baptist church this (Tuesday)
afternoon. the White Cross. is to hold a
session for york
Lent begins tomorrow, Ash Wednesday.
During mass at o'clock in ST. Patrick's
church there will be the customary dis
trihutien of penitentisl ashes.
Miss Mary E. Elwood, of Hartford, ex-
sIniner Of the state banking department,
is about the state examining the deposit
ers' accounts of the savings banks.
Miss Lucille Agard librarian at Tolland
J is eataleguins the books for new printed
. catalogues. There are 1000 in all. She
} is being assisted by Miss Florence Mea-
cham.
Two thousand and ffty-seven is the
total number Of nlernb ers in Rockville
this year. according to its report CT the
: recent roll call.
Msrdi Gras Carnival, Feb. sth in the
, Community House, Plainfeld. Whist
and dancing. Grand march at 10 o'clock
sharp. Admission 55c. All welcome
adv.
As ? first help to winter evening read
ing, the librarian at the Otis Library,
Miss Cash, has had cellated list of over
100 volumes under the general head OF
;: | 'Firesi9e Travels
: An inspection Of the excavation being
g made, by Schwartz Bros at the rear OF
j, their property, the former Austin Block
will cenvinee any observer that Norwich
e is founded On Fsek.
a At meeting of more than zoe build
r ling contractors Of the state, held in
Waterbury the ether day steps were
taken to bring the building business inte
some degree Of activity.
. At Michigan Park, the two monkeys
JiR and Mary, have became very FOND OF
tive kittens and resent with loud chat
ElterinE any threatened attempt of visitors
n.y. 20 or vii hA r.
The telegraph operators gained their
point and will eever the job on the rail-
r road bridge at Lyme, first trick made
{ vacant by the retirement of Captain Will
t liam E. Bates two weeks ago after SER
2 vice of Al years.
!. A former Norwich Town pastor, Rev
/. IerOme Greer, left Mystic Monday fer
I Danielson. to attend the midwintef
). preachers meeting of the Methodist min
:, listers of the Norwich district Southern
3 New England conference.
. According to the report Of the Shell
: Fish commission, the Oyster industry In
Connecticut has become a failure. The
general belief i shat this failure is due
to the p0llution of the waters Of the
Sound through river sewage.
Theresa Malkiel, Of New York viii
speak on Hard Times? Why? And How
Leng? Tuesday, Feb. sth, 1921, 7.3s p
M, Steiner's hall. Tickets Is cents, in
eluding war tax.-adv.
Several Of the departments Of the eits
Of Rockville are handicapped this veal
because of everdrawn accounts which
were needed to pay bills for last year
As result the work of the street anG
sidewalk departments must be curtailed
Representatives Of twenty-eight fish
al,,I. - t. A4G.a
evening and formed a state organiza.
ton. Robert Symington Of Meriden, sor
Of a former superintendent of Backus
hospital, Norwich was elected president
The government transport Rowell
which is used on the run between New
LeHden and the island forts, has beer
hauled cut on the marine railway a
NeaRk shipyard. The Rowell will b
painted and the propellors will be re-
paired.
Allen Littlefeld, the S7-year-oli
farmer whe was found guilty weel
ago Of killing his neighbor, LAan Tab
butt at Block Island because Of a quar-
rel ever mortgages last October, was sen
tsnesa Friday to serve u years in stat
prison.
Connecticut tobacco growers and pack
ers are especially interested at this tina
in the new type Of tobacco known as tn
Connecticut Round Tip which is said t
be the Arst tebaeoe in the world to b
develeRed by systematic and scientif
breeding.
At Canter4ery Plains an extensio
school will begin today (Tuesday) a
Grange hall, for the Agriculturalist Sc
ton and the Home section will be in tn
Congregational church. Thursday ever
ing, the members of the school will hol
la social at Grange hail.
At Park church, Friday, Feb. II, at
p. m, Miss Helen Burdick will give IL
monologue, Miss Constance Nocker
Mallet Creek Airs Her Views on Mi
siOns, and Miss Margaret Chaplin Of Il
First Congregational church will ;1npe
n senate Miss Rowland of Ceylon.
There is to be meeting of all rur
- letter carriers in the state, in the civ
service room a 1.-THE Midtown post o
Ace at 10 a. m. February % for Il
purpose of organizing a state associate
of rural letter carriers, as the old ass
ciatien has gene out of existence.
At the forum of the United Congreg
tional church Sunday, Rev. DR.. ]. II. S,
den gave the last talk in the series
The New Old-Te stament. The sub5e
was A Brief Outline History Of Isra
Ali the talks have been most irtere:
ing and inferming, indicating wide ea
ing and research.
In the Middletown superior court NJ
1Alia e Iohu1an natron at the toy