Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-05

Sill plenty Oh money hefedD0utS 10 De
put in safe keeping.
Friends learn that q former Universal
list pastor in Norwich. Rev. sJoseph F.
Cobb, has been i'll fer fortnight at his
herht in South Windham.
Eastern Connecticut merchants long
| fer cold wave, to help move the sur
plus Of feeds carried over from the past
| spring and heavyweight season.
! In several Connecticut towns there was
excitement aver the appearance of a rain
| bow early Sunday morning. did resi-
dents claim it is q sign of cold weather.
The United States Civil Service Com
mission is to hold an open competitive
examination for railway mail clerk Jan.
Is. at points in the New England states.
The civil service commission announces
compe. itixe tests for rodmen, chainmen
and inspectors Of contract work, at the
state capitol. Hartford, January 81. at
l p. m.
| Burpee W. R. c. of Rockville. holds
meeting this wednesday, evening when
there will be joint installation of the
W. r c., Sons of Veterans and their
I auxiliary.
100 per cent. pure silk floss mattresses.
regular $z5 quality. January sale price.
S1s.S5, Schwartz Bros.-adv.
Connecticut prohibitionists are to have
a big celebration in Hartford on January
18th and 18th. John F. Kramer, nation
) al prohibition commissioner. is to be the
chief speaker.
There will. be four eclipses during 1921
Two Of the sun and two Of the moon.
The, first is an annular eclipse of the
sun April Sth, a total eclipse the moon
following April 22nd.
Il At Fitch's state soldiers home, Moro
ton, an efficient surgeon is at the head
Of the hospital, where one hundred Of
the s5eg veterans of the home are con-
4 tinualiy} being cared fer
The Talking Machine Shop, "a Frank
lin sq!. is selling Victroias at 81 down,
81 per weekday.
Miss Florence Meacham Of the com
7 Hiescial department of Willimantic
! school, has returned there after spending
her vacation in Tolland with her grand
: mother Mrs. Henry Young.
IL At the meeting in Trinity Methodist
church of the Wornan's Foreign Mission
: airy Society Thursday afternoon Mrs.
;, Miner will be the leader. An oyster sup
] per will follow the meeting.
( The vital statistics for the year just
/ closed in the town Of Vernon have been
), summarized in the town clerks office
4 There were 1855 births, 125 marriages
a and % deaths during the year.
y At, a session Of the Select Templart
2 held New Years Day in Portland, ar
J. invita- ton was received from the Temple
!. ef : Aasonia to. the Select Templars tc
: meet IN that place next New Years day
!; DR.. Charles Q. Rowe, 50, prominent in
|. Spirituslist circles. in Hartford for many
!. years, died of heart failure in a restau
!, rant on Asylum street there, shortly sf
!. ter noon Monday. He was known locally
h It locked Tuesday as though Norwich
y was not going to have any winter. Their
). fnerneter readings showed SO degrees ant
d even the most timid sfrut-in yentured GU
5. f. n street stroll and enjoyed the milo
air.
s italian people in Norwich have mani
,. tested much interest in the recent fight
ing in progress among the followers O
Gabrielle a Annun1io, the Italian poet, ant
the Italian army representing the gov
r eminent Of Italy.
= The Taking Machine Shop, "a Frank.
i lin 81, Is selling victrolas at 81 down
IL 81 per week.-adv.
y The United States civil service com
e mission announces examinations for ma
"a printer and photographic pressrnan, age
IN - OF IS, for a vacancy map printer
. qualified as power pressnen. at an en-
10 trance salary of $3.50 year.
During 1880 there were 531 deaths II
Middletown. They include patients a
the Connecticut State Hospital. Anon
y the prominent citizens who died was Pro
fesser Caleb B. Winchester of Wesleya
University, native Of Montville.
memorial mass for Miss Eleanor Nil
!, drAd Horigan, requested by the class o
- 1919, Norwich Free Academy, was of
! fnrA 10 DaX ~,
8 o'clock by the rector, Rev. John +
/. Broderick. relatives, classmates and fam
y lily friends attending.
n Miss Margaret Bottornley, daughter @
t, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Bo.tomley @
ar Rockville, has been visiting Mr. and Mr..
Thomas s. Chiids Of Holyoke Mass
where Miss Priscilla and Miss Hele
Maxwell, daughters of Colonel Franc
T. Maxwell and Mrs. Maxwell of Rock
vile, are guests.
= By recent postal ruling matter to
large to place in the regular receptacl
= will not be left when there is no re
eFcised that mail is not left in receptacle
!. at vacant houses. Large envelopes an
40 nat mail mus not be folded in order
insert them in box.
Dr. George Parmele. N. D. D.. 4
- D., 72, formerly = Hartford dentist, VIII
died Saturday at the Hartford hospit,
after 2 long illness and had been livin
in Glastonbury since his retirement te
a. years ago, had The distinction of bein
~ the Arst reporter Of the State Dent
- Commission which was appointed in 1873
81 In coRamemeratien of the second ann
ST. versaFy Of tbs death Of Theodore Roosl
vsit, the Wemeh's Roosevelt Memoirs
- Assceiatiea has arranged to lay the Co
aerstene Of the Roosevelt House. whie
will mark the site Of his birthplace,
% East Twentieth street, New York.
2.3e o'clock, Thursday afternoon, ia
O.
The state library has received 3
ries of pamphlets covering the n.s.ol
: OF the CnBAectjeut Veteran Masonic 4
soeiation from 1871 to 1921. The parnp
lets we're presented by William s. HAL
MeFiAsn, secretary Of the assoeistic
- ana will be bound in two substantial We
r pH1es ~ George 5. GODDARD, state libra
ian. -
Dartmouth College, Hanover. N. T
N which was founded at Lebanon. Com
- wifi receive q bAquest Of $500 und
the will Of Sanford II. Steele, well know
attorney, to erect memorial to
hPether, BeDjannin Human Steele. of t
CiAsa Of 1857, for instruction and r
search in chemistry. Mr.. Steele died Dr.
10 at +PiAehufst n. C.
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