Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-03
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light venlcle lan1ps dI ''S' LULA sAio evening.
 Sunday next is shrove Sunday, the Sun day before Lent
 Dance, Boulds Bros, T. A. B. hall, this evenirg-adv.
 Most of the small ice houses at Ole Lyme are filled with Night and ten Inch ice.
 Amateur astronomers are watching the ! planet Mars, which continues evening | star until June 29th
 The temperature during Wednesday | he,ped carry of much Of the snow and ice from the streets
 The executive council of the United Conzregational church met at the parson- age on Union street, Wednesday even | ing.
 At Trinity Methodist church. contribu- ti6ns have been received for missionary barrel which is to be sent to Georgia to- day (Thursday).
 Several, from herelwiA attend a BaR- tist Missionary conference in New Lon don, Friday, February 4th, at the Mon- tauk Avenue Baptist church.
 Pythian whist at Buckingham Memorial this evening, o'clock, 25 cents.-adv.
 Later lighting-up is the rule daily. By tomorrow (Friday) the days length will have increased an hour over that of the shortest 6Sys about December 2lst.
 An Old Lyme delegate, c. c. Davison, has left on the first lap of his trip to Louisville, Ky, to meet with the inter national Master Painters association.
 Hot cocoa is to be served thA pupils in the Hicks Memorial school, Holland, who carry their lurches. each pupil to pay the nominal sum ol three cents a cup
 yrhA nid-week services at Park Con- gresational church will be devoted in the main to a study of Acts xvi. the pastor, Rev. Dr. S. T. Howe, conducting the ser vice.
 Tons of fresh fish at osgood's wharf. Many varieties. Low prices.-adv.
 Twenty-seven men, soldiers and sailors who went from the town of ElliIgttn to serve in the worl1 war, have beeH giv- en medals from the town, the exc icises being held in the town hall. On a recent cold windy morning, D. $. BigeIow, of Westche tier, discovered his house on fire Due to his own prompt action and that of MT. Kaufman, and | quick discovery, the building was saved Franklin chapter No. 4 R. A. NJ, works l the Mask Master degree tonight. at Ma Sonic Temple, at 7.30.-adv. l It Is noted at Mantle that a former | Methodist pastor at Norwich Town, Rev | W. D. Woodward, who is suffering from l severe attack of rheumatism, is i'm 1 proving slowly and hopes to De out l soon.
 The parlor cars on the morning, noon | and afternoon trains on the New HaEeI
 road have been changed to the rear enc | bf the trains running between New Yorl l and Boston. The coaches are now on thu | head end.
 Proprietor Arms, of the village of Am l ston, is reported to be gaining slowly from his severe nness. He is in the i Roosevelt hospitaAL New York, where he was operated on, after recovering from pleuro-pneunonia-
 Due to the increased work of the Rock | vile Visiting Nurse Association, arrange nents have been made to secure another nurse. There are now two nurses, Miss | Katherine T. Mccarthy and Miss Mary Cordelfa Hathaway.
 Fresh caught pi ,kerel, striped bass, No l ank fiat, shore cod and haddock, long l clans, scallops, little necks, today al 1 Powers Bros-adv.
 AS the Warner Brothers Corset Com | pany has announced that it ts to start III | Its Danbury plant and call back the twt | hundred operatives to work it may meaf
 the speedy starting up of the firms shol in Chestnut street. Norwich.
 The funeral of Henry Eugene Dimock 76. who died at his home in Holland. Sat
 urday night, was held from his home Tuesday afternoon at l o'clock. The ser vices were conducted by Rev. Harry
 Mcknight of South Coventry. Burial wa | ro1yo
 The government is sending out advic to farmers to make maple sugar. in cas
 they own naples From 10 to Is tree l usually will yield enough syrup for fam : fly use to make tapping worth while, an in many cases will afford a surplus whic can be sold at remunerative price. Notice-1o0 lbs. of nice fresh wate pickerel to complete our stock, haddoc foes, large and medium sgnelts, tile f1sf
 cod, haddock, halibut,, salmon, scallop: clans and oysters. Have you tried ou sec oysters. They can't be beat Broad way Fish Mkt, 4e Broadway.-adv.
 Mrs. Mary j. Cook, so, who died at he
 home in Marlborough, Friday night, aft
 CT short illness, leaves a sister, Mrs Sa
 rah Bolles. brother, Henry D. Barrow
 of New London, and two sons, Louis Coo
 of Marlborough, and Otis Cook of Ans , mia. The funeral was held from he
 home Monday afternoon
 A new onernan car to be operated b
 the Connecticut Company will be tt
 present two-nan car converted, the reg entrance not being used except in eme 1 gencies. The motornan on these lars . cars will collect fares and issue transfer , as do the motorn1en on the present on I man type. The experiment is being trie l out at Meriden this week