Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-07
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VARIOUS MATTERS

1aEnt VehlcFe 4d1nPS| ae o.A0 CioSA this evening
 The March moon is new Wednesday the 9th at 1:09 ?. m.
 Fhersnometers aout Nerwioh register cd 5s degrees shortly after noon Sun day.
 Tie D. A. R. Continental Congress in Washington opens April IS and continues for week
 Wha. started xith promising prospects Of hxing a heavy snowfall Saturday aft ernosn soen turned to rain.
 Isabel Bradley; noted ballot medium, st Spiritual Academy tonight. -adF. TAe raliread men. who work the sec tion from Bolton te Ap4oYer, have been laid off Fridays of each week. The Connecticut Academy of Fine Arts will hold it's eleventh annual exhibi- Zion from April IS to May 1 in Hartford 1, The reading room at the Otis library was in charge of Miss Sadie J. Dawson during SAn6ay afternoon. There were lse Eisitors.
 At the Epworth league meeting at Trinity Methodis tchuIch the topic was s:ar.,e Golden Whirlpoel,f' and the leader, Avery Stanton.
 At the high mass in St. Patrick's church Sunday Rev. PaIlip J. Mooney ds- liyAred a thoughtful anl conyla< ing ser mon cr HThe Value of Soul. Dealers consider that the business be- ire done in mems shoes for the current sea son, generally speaking, is not so good as that in women's footwear Nornana Keeney of Somersyille, has zone to Atlantic City accompany ilg his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Normand F. Allen of Farmingtoa avenue, Hartford. The warm weather and rain of the ast few days have brought the fFost ou- of the ground so that the stretch of roadway on Union street along the Little Plain is in Reep ridges of mud. As an annoying evidence ofA vandalism Saturday the parlor maid Of Norwich hotel discovered that some girl or wo- man joker had anRoand all the paper from the reels in the toilet room. A slemrriai mass requested fy ths KRights of Columbus for Joseph T. Fan niBS was sung in St. Patrick's church Saturday at 8 o'clock by Rev. Myles F Calvin, chaplain of White Cross Ceun- cN.
 Rev. Alexander II, Abbott received intS the fellowship of the United Congrega- | teinal church Sunday, Dr. and Mrs. Cur l Alfred Gehefiie and Drexei William Han. AA. I l At Ashford Baptist church, Rev. P. S Collins read his resignation Sunday, te take effect about April first. He has beer there about eleven years and Is to go tx
 Bczra1 where he will receive better sal
 ary.
 | Members of Faith TrHmbull chapter lD, A. B., af Norwich, regret 10 lean that a Lebanon member, Mrs. Lewellyl lFratt Swift is 9 patient at St. Jcsepht hospital, Wiilimantic, suffering from aD l pendicitis. I Eastern Connecticut alumnae have beel Inetifed that the Wellesley College ciHl is to hold an open fornm Saturday | Hartford to hear plans for the en1oW lnent fund campaign and reports 2f tn li6eas committee. .
 Il Norwich friends have received card from former school superintendent Will liam D. Tilsen, now of Greenfield, Mass who has been attending the convention
 of national school sHperintendents a
 Washington and Atlantic City.
 In writing of a trip to California Mrs. Josephine Ives Brooke, once teache of physical culture in Norwich. note, ithat her party was to be in San Fran cisco until April 18th, at the Hotel Fair mount and would reach New York Apri Il G2d.
 Past Great Sachem Pond of Hartford the eldest Kedman in Connecticut an
 Deputy Great Pocohontas Champagne c , Rockville will visit lena council, Degre ot Peeehontas, at the meeting at Be , Mems hall, Stafford Springs Tuesday q
 ening.
 | af Fre
 bureau and plant for Connecticut farT
 CTS have so far progressed since the ort . position was first preached few month
 ago. that meeting of the committee wi
 be reid st Hartford in a few days i . perfect organization.
 : The United States civil service COZ mission announces an examination f, {, junior pharmacolegist, either sex, Withi l reasonable age limits in the hygienic lal oratsry, Public Health Service, Wasf
 ington. D. s., at $1,500 to g., ,ea0 a yea or higher or lower salaries. Funeral services were held in s Thomas Episcopal church. N. Y, Satul
 day at 10 a. m. for General MeCoskI f But a flrmer summer resident 6
 Glenwood avenue, New London, Tent 1 G.. Seventh Regiment, New York Nj
 ticnal Guard. engineer Corps. l As preeaution against acc:den t orders have been issued by Meter Vehie t Commissioner Stoeckel to all inspector X and other employees of the department
 slow down their automobiles upon al t preaching grade railroad crossings a1
 to shift into second speed before attemp i Ing to cross.
 t Park church choir gave two new al
 pleasing numbers Sunday, Foote's anthe
 fer the auartette witr so1cS by Mrs. <
 thar E. Story and Eben Learned, Te D Y um in B Flat Minor and c. Cuthbe r Harris 70 Love That Will Not Let lGo," in which Mrs. Story gave the So . in fine voice. f The Connecticut Sunday School Ass
 ciAton is to hold a Regional Conferen g fer Young Peoples Division Teacher o Leaders and Parents, at the Communi e House, Thursday afternoon and even in r March 10, 1921. There will be sinil n conference for the Elementary Diyisi, Is Teachers, at the Universalist ehunca. y Of the National Academy awards & ie urd1y's New York Times said: Charl e H. Davis of Mystic. Conn.,, is award 1t the SsAtus Medal for his Sunny Hi 1T side" with sharp notes of brilliant bl A darting up through the knotted emhroi
 cry of gold and green, handsome ca
 vas refreshingiy innocent of any sN R gsAtisn of eiliness in It's dry, crisp su
 face.
 The March issue of America, one
 the most scholarly of Catholic public I tions, gives the honor place to a pap \ Christ Without Dogma" by John
 Tfbbits of New York, son of the Ia
 John A. Tibbits, U. s. Consul to Bra
 ford, Eut-. and. The young author o nephew of Miss Katherine W. Tibbits a
 the late Henry W. and Edward H. T
 bits, of Norwich.
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