Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vshieie LAMPS at $40 Olclecla this
evening.
Today tT'hnrsaas} Joseph 8. Hunting
ton ana Mrs G. c. Dram, residents Of Old |
Lyme. viii be married.
Gypsy moth scouts who were working |
in and shout yoluntown have been at !
CampbeIrs Mills Of late.
Next Sunday evening the Norwich
String auartetts is to give recital at
Trinity Methodist church.
About Noank it IS stated that present
crossing tenders will be released and
their places filed by cid railroad men
Rural mail carriers who have been
using sleighs to cover their routes are
ssing back to automobiles or wagons.
me last quarter Of the moon was Tues
day. The moon has twp last quarters
this month. the other coming on March
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Franklin chapter, Ne. 4 r A. NJ,
works the M NJ, P. NJ, and M. Z. NJ. de-
srees Al Masonic Temple tonight at lisa
ADV.
Fred II. Alouso recsntiy snished work
with r. B. Marriott Sons ut Oneeo and
has gene TO his former heme in Westerly,
r
Exhibitors who were getting their cars
into the afmery Wednesday for the coma
| ing show worked in the presence Of !
| Continuous gallery.
| Miss Ruth Turner, whe has resigned a
town nurse at Old Lyme. is to become the
bride Of John Littl4feld. They will make
their home in New London
Farmers hereabouts are interested in
| the bill providing for mounted state con-
Stahularg as & means of protecting rural
| property throughout Connecticut.
A waning is coming to housewives !.
Serve more corn bread, ia order to pro-
mote the general health Of the people and
insure the farmer against impending
Bankruptcy.
Special evangelistic meetings will be
i held in Moosup Baptist church March /
i to 10. inclusive, BY Rex. e. f. Gates.
Baptist pastor at large for the state Of
lConneotieut tai
! A bill regarding the completion of the
MiddIetoWn- Wfilinantic trunk line which
came up for nearing wednesday, Feb. %.
was introduced BY REPRESENTATIVE Ed
ward A Smith sf Hebron.
II The tower signal gang repairmen and
i ethers along the New Haven system re-
eeived notice that each one Of their men
On the railroad viii work but fve days !
l week Commissioning <zl6ECu Isl
A Sill kstharizink i bond issue d
$3.50, zee for the borough Of Groton i
scheduled for hearing before the
hnan6e committee Of the state Legislature
In Hartford today tThursdayl.
A South Sea- superstition about a moth
solved a small town murder mystery Ii
william Dudley Pe1Ieys story in Marcel
j Ccsmopoiitan. You'll guess your wa,
through this tale. Get your copy today
! | adv.
Interest in National silk week is keen
and many shoppers came to Norwich
wednesday to take advantage of the spe
cial bargain prices Offered. as well as t
see and admire the new weaves.
For william Norton. who at the tim,
: Of his death resided at los School street
q months mind requiem high mass wa
! sung in st. Patricks church Wednesda,
! at 8 o'clock by Rev. James A Bfodefick
: White hills and fields about Nowich ar
covered with snow. acduaiAtances re
: csived Wednesday from Mrs. Mary I
Johnson Of Chicago formerly Of thi
city. violets gathered at Hot Springs
Ark.
At Norwich state tuberculosis sanate
J rum Wednesday Rev. Richard r. Ora
ham. rector of Christ Episcopal church
3 prayer after sit months absence in Eu
:, rope.
A Colchester correspondent observe
y breesily Except for the removal Of hi
b g6atse ana the loss Of a few pounds Q
= flesh, Contractor C. T. Bigelow is non
the worse for q recent attack of tn
| rnurnps.
A White Sulphur Springs item wednes
day read: Mrs Harry S. Sinclair an
Miss Josephine Farrell of New York an
: Mrs. William Shields of Norwich. Conn
were among these driving along the cour
try roads yesterday afternoon.
Cheice large long claims for trying, Iii
tie neck and round clans, choice salmon
/ fresh caught shad, Spanish nlackere
green smelts, cod and haddock, sc
trout, fresh cooked peeled shrimp, blu
point and Mumford, Cove oysters. A
cireice stock at Powers Bros.-adv
The new accounting system recent
announced for the New York, New Have
and Hartford railroad. with it's diwisio
office in Dannury, went into effect Tues
day. A. NJ. Mcintyre of New Haven toe
up his new duties as division accountan
Nine former service men of Amston m,
in the hall Wednesday night to discus
plans fer a local post Of the America
Legion. If the plans materialize II
doubt the name given would be after I'll
only Hebron boy to die in the servic
+ J. Merle Jones.
The United States civil service comm
d sion announces an examination for ele
trieal ana Mechanical aid, male, over :
Z years of age. in the public works depar
n ment, naval air station, Pensacola, Fla
at $3.50 per diem. plus increase grant,
W by congress of $40 month.
= At a we'll attended meeting of Il
e Catholic Womans club held Wednesd:
afternoon in the Halle club rooms, d
e pr esideiit, Mrs. Nelson C. Disco, preside
Much enthusiasm was shown in plans f
&c charity sewing and other work, ana
arranging for a hAnefit whist