Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-29
OIlIg BslIIglin,
Norwich. sAturday. Jan. 20, 1891.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 5.2s o'clock this evening.
 Tomorrow is Sexagesima Sunday, about sixty days before Easter.
 Many of the Norwich stores are taking their January inventory.
 The, census Friday showed 1892 pa tients at Norwich State Hospital
 The January moon is in its last quar- ter tomorrow Sunday at 5.o2 p. m. -
 The U. S Finishing Company at Sterl- ing is cutting it's first crop of ice, which is inches thick.
 Friday afternoon there was a meet ing of tho Junior B. Y. P. U. at the Cen tral Baptist church.
 The wind veered to the eastward dur mg Friday afternoon and the tempera- ture rose to 40 degrees.
 The United Congregational church plans to apportion $2,0O0 for, musical di- rector and choir this year. Registrars Tyler D. Guy and Cornelius J. D0vnes have been posting the caucus notices about town this week. It is doubtful if the Oldest Inhabitant | remembers a January as mild and snow l less as has been that of 1921. | Residents in the vicinity of the witch hazel mill, at Uncasville, are harvesting eight-inch ice from that pond. Special sale tan runners, 59c each. al l Woman's Exchange. Hot lunch and af- ternoon tea served daily.-ady.
 Principal Philip M. Howe of Rockville high school left for Stamford Wednesday to attend the funeral of a relative.
 Bright, pleasant days mean much tc l the comfort and cheer of the patients d Norwich State Tuberculosis Sanatorium | W. H. Hutchins is having well drill ] ed on his premises on Salisbury avenue
 Moosup. It is slow work through soliC ledge.
 l Cyrus Lewis had his leg fractured or Sunday by a fall whife skating near hi
 home in tho Sparks district at East Xii lingly.
 Skaters at Huntington's Pond, Eas
 Great Plain, have found that dust blow from the road has not improved the ic there this week.
 Myron G. Sparrow of Holland has fine. flock of sheep and has four lambs l born this last week, which is unusuall
 early for lambs
 one of the directors elected at the an
 nual meeting of the Shetucket Company
 in Norwich Thursday,
 Regular monthly meeting of Rev. Dan
 iel Mullen Assembly at o'clock mex
 Sunday, afternoon at K. of c. home.-
 adv.
 The board of assessors at Somers ha completed its work on the grand lis with the report on the taxab propert
 of total of $1,100,479. \ B. Miller of Mystic have returnel hon : after visiting MT. and Mrs. George Lane at Staoffrd Springs. : The Stonington Union Missionary Cor ference is to be held at the Jewett Cit , Baptist church Wednesday, Feb. wit
 sessions at 2 and 7.30 D., m. } At Plainfield the other day as 5 freight was backing into the mill var ) the wind blew shut one of the big ire r gates, making a wreck of the gate. 1 The Gardner Hall Jr. Co. thread mi at South Wilmington has increased i schedule to four days a week, having pr
 viously been running three days a wee :. Tomorrow (Sunday) evening, Distri . Superintendent Rev. William H. Bath ? Norwich, is to conduct the fourth qua 7 terly conference at the Methodist churC in StaffordviIle
 Open meeting of United Workme Speakers from Grand Lodge, New Have
 Good music! Light refreshments Lac : friends invited! Wednesday, Feb. g Community House.-adv. e Miss Barbara Latham is assisting I tbe Norwich Art School this year, d
 ing good work as teacher of the ninete,
 or twenty in the children's Saturd;
 class, also with some of the Acaden ' classes.
 T The men employed by the Perry I U company of New London in harvesti = ice at South Wilmington laid down the
 tools last Tuesday noon and refused Il continue the work, rather than accept h cut in wages.
 V Up at Ellington c. B. Rau filled I 0 ice house last week with 10-inch ice fire
 Crystal lake. William Bowler is filli ,, his large ice house this week. Raymo y Willis and A. U. Charter have fill y their houses with good 12-inch ice frc a Charters pond.
 r. The son of Mrs. Addie Fish of Noar d Capt Chester A. Fish, has been giv ,- command of the U. S. Grant, the larg, s. steamer afioat in the employ of the gc l- ernment. The Grant on a trip with sr & plies for Poland, carried 400 coff Id which will be left in St. Nazaire, Fran