Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-20
VARIOUS MATTERS

evening".
 weanesday was the Armenian Christ mas day.
 As the result of last weeks rain, wells and ponds are filed
 Coventry grange is to install officers this (Thursday) evening
 All kinds of sea food. strictly fresh arriving daily at Osgood's wharf.-adv' Wednesday was life insurance day in fha thrift week programme. As late as the first of theweek the ground was free from frost
 sunday next is Septuagesima Sunday, ahout seventy days before Easter. There is heavy travelling on some of tbA suburban loads which were deep mud before the freeze came: heautiful portrait of the late Mrs. RAla PAck tIAarnAd painted by Emmons, has been hung in the Converse Art S4al- lery, Slater hall!
 Don't fail to see the Elite minstreis tonight, Third Company bazaar.-adv. A year ago this week winter began in earnest wit 41a heavy snow storm which hlorjxaded the roads, lasting in some lo- calities until spring A better game warden service will be proposed for coming legislative acton, so 1 that game wardens will have considera- ble more jurisdiction. Meeting c. L. of C., Friday evening" i St. Ar,ne's rooms, at 7.3e. Installation or | offieers.-adv.
 | The Jfbaoorn club of New London is | nlannins for an old-fashioned celeora- | ton to be held on washington's birthday February 22, which this year fahs on | Tuesday.
 | Mir and Mrs. Robert N. Meigs of Col chester were in Norwich Tuesday MT. l Meigs recently bought the Palmer place on Broadway and will move there in the spring.
 The body of Dr. Alvin P. French, who died in Middletown, where he had llVeo for A number of years, was brought to Coventry and burned in the Center ceme- tery Tuesday.
 Il News comes to local alumnae that Smith College club of New York plans to give a concert February 2 at Carne- gie hall in the interest of the college en- dowment fund
 Swierze sledze, zywe fiat fish, swierze wegorze, ladne haddock, kleinsy ojsters ; swierze smelts at Powers Bros, Rose Place-ady.
 Former State Treasurer Henry Fl Gallup. who has been kept from his of flee at the Norwich Belt Manufacturing | company by a severe attack of rheuma tisnh, is showing signs of improvement Continuous dancing. Third Con1pan! bazaar, Armory.-adv.
 Miss Helen Griegel, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Ferdinand 'Griegel of Rockville 1 and John Rewey of Michigan were mar ried Tuesday morning at St. Bernard'i 1 church, Rockville, by Rev. James L Smith.
 A large amount of lumber chain be longing to the Shipping Board. which hal been stored in the boat shop owned b1 Mrs. NJ. Stewart, at Noank, was trans l ferred to box car in the freight yard to be shipped away.
 Flowers for weddings, funerals, etc. ferns and blooming pot plants. Vel Steegs Greenhouses, Lafayette street Phone 760.-adv..
 A conference was held in the office 0 County Agent John H. Fay, of the Earn Bureau. at Middletown, this week. a which time plans were formulated for tn, co-opefa ton with the extension work 0 the state college at Storrs, by the Md 4 dletown bureau. -,s-.-,z..--..-s ...- The United States Civil Service com | mission announces an examination fo enthnologist, man desired. over 25 year of age, in the Smithsonian Institution a $1.s80 a year. Appointees may be al lowed the increase granted by congres of s20 a month.
 A good time for everybody at Thir Company bazaar.-adv.
 Mrs George Maynard Miner of Water | ford. resident-general of the Nationa 1 Daughters of the American Revolution
 was the chief guest at reception give i AN5Ar kxy
 Sewell of Miami, state regent of th
 society in Fliroda.
 Choice cod. haddocl,, Spanish mackere
 founder steak, Noank fiat s1ad, blu
 snelts, halibut, butter, mackerel, lon , claHas, scalops, oysters, smoked sa,Incl
 at Powers Bros.'-adv.
 Sunday evening the Coventry Chri
 tian Endeaver society will install u
 Ardover. Holland and Mansfield Depot o
 ficers. \Neighboring societies have bet , invited to attend and an address will . given by Rev. W. c. Baxter of Hartfo,
 on Prison Reform" I At the annual meeting of the Union A V ricultural society the officers elected cluded President, J. B. Pease, Fla
 Windsor; vice president, Charles 6 Bridge Enfield treasurer Charles
 Thompson, Melrose; superintendent
 grounds for fair, James Miskett
 At Dan5ury this week a luncheon al
 bridge was given for Miss Julia
 Clark, whose marriage with Dr. Dougia
 McDonald will take place at the Fir I. Congregational church there, Saturd.
 afternoon. Miss Clark is a niece ar .d chief heir Of the late Mrs. John c, Ave
 i'll, of Norwich.
 l. Emil Won Deck manager of Mrs. c. 'n Beach's farm in Vernon, was charged . Rockville city court Tuesday with 2 l9 saul and breach of the peace
 Charles Kicking hired man. He plea af ed guilty to assault, but not to brea
 Of the peace. Won Deck was found gull
 of assault and fined 80. " Have you tried our small stewing c , sters Best in town. Only soc per cus 70 delivered anywhere in the city. Also
 nice variety of fresh fish Broadw
 Fish Market, 40 Broadway.-adv. HOME DkEssMAKING HINTS
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