Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18
VARIOUS Il MATTERS

Earl G. Fisher Is spending 4 few weeks
at the homo Of his parents at Mansneld,
Conn. *
wholesale drug rnen- about the state
are finding business trifAe better in
certain lines and are hopeful Of general
Improvement soon.
Mild weather continued Thursday,
With maximum. tenperature Of "a de-
grees. This lis said to be the warrnest
february since 1881.
George Hewitt, = Of, Poqucnncc, who
died after short illness from shock
and was buried Wednesday, is the, third
brother to die in, three weeks.
Il Regular, meeting, K. of C.. tonight at
escleck.-adv.
A palm Beach correspondent notes
that Mrs Charles osgood and her house
guest Mrs. John, Cort, motored down
from Hebe Sound for luncheon Wednes-
day.
Mrs, Prentice P. i. Miner, at North
Stoninrton. who is suffering from blood
poisoning in her hand entered the Back
as hospital, Norwich Thursday for treat
meht. n
+: Henry e. Randall, mail carrier at
! North Stoningtcn between the trolley
station and : the post office has been on
duty because Of severe attack Of rheurn-
atism. ~
Alta poultry. institute Nhu .sday at
Clinton. there were, addresses by Prot
| VIM. #. Kirkpatrick, Roy E. Jones and
W. H. Allen, all of the state college at
| Storrs.
} "a former Norwich resident, Gustave
Hoffman, the Rockville artist, Is to adj
dress the Teachers club on The Arr
Of Copper Etching at the Rockville High
school hall.
1t is probable that, unless there
| sh,uld Be a sudden weather change there
| will be many city visitors to their Con-
neeticut farm and shore places over
/ Washington s, Birthday.
j .. Visitors at Backus hospital. Thursday
! to see former Patrolman Thomas Brock
| who broke his hip, by, fall at New
| Years found him able to be about the
/ corridors IN a wheel chair.
| Lobsters, Carolina shad, scalleps and
shrimp at Powers Bros.-adv.
j Tuesday and Wednesday in New Hav
I Episcopal Diocese of Connecticut partici
pated in meetings held by the Child Wei
fare Commission of the state.
/ Mr.. and Mrs John weingartner Of Tol
land are celebrating their twenty ffftf
wedding anniversary by visiting theil
son. George Weingartner Of Philadelphia
also with .relatiyes in New York.
/ There is special Norwich interest in tn,
4 illness of EnricoS Caruso as his secont
I wife was Miss Dorothy Ben jamin. who's
j parents are connections Scf the Lamar
4 family and have visited in Norwich.
Il
post in banks is taxable under the In
come tax and persons fling their ne
! turns. should include this in their in
come, according to the state collectors.
i ; According to an item from White Sui
rhur Springs, Mrs Everett ]. Lake, Mis-
Marjorie Lake, and H. H. Lake of Hart
ford, are at the Greenbrier to remain 70
an indefinite stay Governor Lake is t
join his family later. -
A. resident of Ha1qburg. Miss Or
Harding has completed her course Q
study at Radcliffe college and has bee
appointed teacher Ct astronomy an
mathematics. at the Misses Allen schoo
"A meeting Of the Connecticut Build
ers exchange is to be held in New Has
en- today Friday).s 1t is stated y at a
making a, uniform wage throughout I'll
state. for each separate craft, ;
Third Co dance tonight Armory, MOI
witch. Feltcorn and Shepard orctestr,
Nuff sed.-ads.s
There is, interest among Norwic
wholesalers in the suits begu- Wednes
day, in New York agsinst refners VIII
repudiated, 22i cent sugar contract
Local candy-makers as well as grocer
lost by the high hgure contracts.
The United States civil service con
mission announces an examination fl
mold makers helper; men desired. az
lis tn SIS in stlle Bureau Of Standard
Department Of Commerce. Washingto
D. C.. at 1920 to 1000 a year.
"A district spelling. and speaking 60,
test will be- held in Ellington hall Fir
day. March II. Schools from the fo
blowing towns will be renresentted. Bolto
Ellington, Somers. Tolland, TolIar
County Home for Children and WillinI
ton.
The train crews about Saybrook Jun
tien that have been on the waiting Ii
all season, have had pretty good pickir
the last ten days and it looks as II
will continue as the increase in freig
trains on the main line is most encoura5
ing. -.
AT the west Side silk mill. Nerwic
about SO per cent. or 80 employees a
back at work on full time. fifty. hou
4 weekly. The mill, which lost only abo
six weeks, teS gssd ceAers for bro.
silk, e6Ark. md celors satin, tAffe
and crepe meteor.
II Evenings this week for half no
] after six O'clock Norwich Town residen
1 have been watching Mercury, which "
/ most favorably situated for ebservati
February 18th, in the west, as event
star 49, n -. ..a
At an institute in the interest Of far
ing. especially along the lines of daryl
and poultry raising, held at New Fa
field Tuesday, the speakers were Pr
fesser Jones and Professor Campbell, t
extension instructors from the Come
dcut Agricultural college.
i Thursday evening at Park church
the 1nid-week service in the chapel. t
prelude was Math "a, and the Bill
study, acts IS. The pianist was NJ
Annie z. Vaughn. Mr.. Learned led
ne singing. The pAstor( Rev. Dr.. S.
Howe conducted the service.
The Yale Corporation has granted I
request Of the State Board Of Educ
ton to held Its summer normal sch
ut the UniveEsfty from; July 8 to Aug
Is. It has also authorized an intens
course fer the training Of teachers
Backward and deficient children.
Nerwiche people who favor. the pass.
# q national daylight law read with
terest the accounts in New York pap
that ef q vete taken; aneng ESQ eee I
pleyes I'm that state. $4,000 favored
, enactaerst. Of such a law. Nearly 4,
empleyeFe also voted n favor Of it. ?
Manufacturers learn tNat color ca
are now distributed through every st
Z Il, J the ia, Nm Caneds SAufh Await,