Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-19
Nslg AlaligfIgs
Norwich. SATURDAY.. Feb. 10, 1871.
VARIOUS MATTERS

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Shoppers will be out early this morn
Methodist churches are choosing dele
gates to the Lay Electoral Conference to
be held in Providence April s.
There was a hint of snow in the air
during Friday, when, the mercury did
not get far above So degrees.
| Order funeral designs, potted plants,
carnations and violets. Morrisons. ST.
| 14.-adv.
Thursday at Hartford there was a.
meeting of the executive committee of
the. State Policemen's association
A pruning demonstration is to be held
terbury road Monday February 81 at 10
q. m.
| Friday evening the Central Baptist
church Cleaners Bible class met with
Mrs. Charles L. Chapman, of 81 Maple
street
| The Lenten sermon at st. Patrick's
be delivered by Dominican Father
from New Haven.
| Is rolls toilet paper, 800. The Lee
& Osgeod Co.-adv.
Two little Ekonk patients, Elsie and
Stella Corey have returned home from
Backus hospital. Norwich, and, are much
improved in health.
joseph ]. Damate lhot a gray fox at
Moosup the other day that weighed 10
1-2 pounds Charles Tyler's fox hound
helped IN the sport
Miss Fanny Merrill, formerly of shu-
noe. recently employed in New York, has
gone to Washington. D, c., where she
will study stenograpny.
Already many inquI les are being made
for cottages so that it looks now as
though Lords Point with other shore re-
sorts may have busy season.
Come in and get a quart Of choice
Mumford Cove oysters, clans to fry or
Holsters, at Powers Bros.-adv.
Michael ]. Kelley, deputy factory in
spector of factories. was in Stonington
this week visiting the several establish
ments where machinery is use.
Brooklyn Conn. young woman,
Miss Rosa Del Pesco who was operated on
Saturday for appendicitis at the Backus
hospital. Norwich, was very comfortable
Friday evening
Relatives and friends attended an an
ntversary requiem high mass for Teresa
: Fallon, sung in st. Patricks church Fri
"A.
erick of Terryvillc.
Various Dollar Day bargains at The
Lee & Osgood Co.-adv.
An Oneco correspondent writes. Lot.
of real estate buyers but few sales. Gem
pare the prices asked with the value!
given the assessors and you never would
recognize the place.
The February White Ribbon Banner
declares that the Lincoln Poster with 6
full length portrait of Lincoln and hi
remarks concerning reverence for the Law
should be placed in every schoolhous
in the state.
The City Gas & Electric Department
notifies consumers the electric power wi
be of Sunday, Feb. 20, 1890 to D., m
to complete repairs on North Main an
Main street-adv.
! = A meeting of the State Farm Burear
. Federation was held il Hartford Thurs
, day. Plans for forming a stronger stat
: organization were considered and ar
! rangements for the annual membership
) campaign were discuss I'd.
!, Choice of luncheon sets. centers an
II scarfs, card table covers for S100 a
iWomen's Exchange. Hot lunch FOR wear
!. shoppers.-adv.
The fruit trees at Shoremeadow, tn
estate on Wamphassett Point, at Ston
ington, now owned by Mr.. and Mrs A
bert Stickney of New York. have bee
= trimmed in the hope of making this OF
chard one of the finest tfiereapouts.
Postmaster George H. Foley has mad
= arrangements whereby there is to be
deputy collector at the Mystic 'posto1
fee Monday, Feb. 2Sth and Tuesda!
March 1, to assist those who are havin
blanks.
The commissioners of the eight cour
ties of the state met at tn capital Tues
1day and voted to favor the return
Connecticut liquor dealers CT money the
had paid the various commissioner fo
liquor licenses for the liquor licen yea
Of 1S19-1s2o
Hot water bottles and fountain syringe
$1.00. The Lee Osgood Co.-adv
The mild weather of this winter hs
greatly helped the householder in til
consumption of coal with the result, it
estimated that in the majority of home
difficulty in filing cuttheir income ia
+ there has been burned only tire,
quarters of the amount of coal consume
in past winters.
4 Mrs. Everett Daw.ey and infa1
: daughter who have been patients f,r
week at Backus hospital Norwich, al
both doing remarkably we'll, althous
Mrs. Dawley's condition was seriol
when she entered the hospital. Tl1e
come from Plainfeld.
The City Gas & Electric DEPARTING,
= notifies consumers the electric power W
be off Sunday, Feb. 20. 1880 to p. n
to complete repairs on North Main al
Main street.-adv
1t is noted by the the Moosup Journ
- that Herbert Tarbox has sold hi star
on Stone hill, Plainfeld. known as Il
old Bradford place to Al Rundell WI
formerly lived in fiat rock district al
now comes from Woodstock. Mr.. Tarbt
has bought the place east of the villa,
whore Rev. Mr.. Carter lived,
When the Progressive Missiona
club met Wednesday with Mrs J.
Holloway of So Oak street, twenty-s
were present and John E. Pc
presided While the members sew
there were interesting reading by Nj
Albert r, U4ley, Mrs. William Richmol
and Mrs. William n. Covey
Mrs. Frank J. Quinn of East Killing
was a contestant in the recent StoT
contest. She entered her flock of 8
birds for the first six months. agar
two competitors. with 81 and 81 birds /
spectively in the class for the best foe
Of 50 or over bullets and hens. togeth
and won with record of 1914 eggs 2
bird against others with 1873 and 1851.