Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-31
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VARIOUS MATTERS

East Kin;2Gy producers are shipping l eggs to city customers by parcel post at | fancy prices.
 Alfred T. Shelters has been auditing books in Rockville for the government revenue service.
 | Clarence Beebe of Colchester has pur- chased farm in Flanders. about 10 miles from New London. This year no evening class Is held at Norwich Art school; instead there is a special Thursday afternoon class.
 During Sunday afternoon there were 173 visitors to the Otis library reading room Miss Sadie J. Dawson being in charge.
 Several local men will attend the an- nual Mckinley banquet which will be held in the Hotel Taft, New Haven, this (Mondsy) evening.
 The flowers in the pulpit at the United church Sunday were given by Mrs. Za- briskie's class in the church school in memory of Consul Luther k. Zabriskie
 At the Epworth league meeting at Trinity Methodist church Sunday at s:3o, the topic was The Hand Clasp of Neighbors." and the leader, Harry East land.
 State alumnae learn that the Mt. Holyoke Alumnae Association of Hartford plans to present students of the college in four one-act plays in Hartford, Febru- arys11.
 It was noticeable at the Farmers In. stitute in Norwich Saturday that only Community house-all the others came ir automobiles.
 The through freight service on the I Aaa few days. All the trains are carrying theil full capacity an dhave been numerous nights and days.
 Early risers Sunday found the walks te be icy, but the rain which began about 9:30 proved warm and eliminated thai danger. The maximum temperature of tht day was degrees.
 ? The late Mrs. Avery Smith. Of BroaS ! street resided for a long time on Eas Main street, Norwich. Mrs. Smith ha. been among Crescent Beach summer res l idents for nearly forty years. Friends and relatives attended a re quienl high mass in St. Patrick's churcl Saturday at eight o'clock, sung by Rev Myles F. Galv1n on the third annfverS ary of the death of Dr. Patrick J. Gas sidy.
 A nationwide movement in mouth fy giene, having for it's primary object tn, bettermen of mouth conditions in tn, child by means of instruction in thi subject in the schools has been inaugu rated.
 At the unron meeting of the RockvfIl, . Christian Endeavor Union in Holland Friday evening demonstrations were giv en by Ellington Society, Coventry, Rock vile Baptist and Vernon Center, C. E societies.
 . All the women of the Central Baptis church have been invited to come to tn, church Tuesday afternoon from two un til live and help with the. White Cros work, under the direction of the Vine yard Workers.
 A correspondent complains if the tele phone people continues to reduce the sig i of the type in the-4elephone directory, i will be necessary for the subscribers t, get special glasses to be able to read th 1 names in the book.
 The fact there is division in the town o Trumbull. the eastern half, known a Nichols, talking of petitioning to becom a town is a reminder that no town ha been created in Connecticut in 32 year; = Ansonia was the last
 \ Local women and girls are supposed have at leass fairly good breeding, ye N a Norwich department store is threater
 ing to close up it's toilet rooms becaus
 their privileges have been 80 Abused b \ those using the rooms. At meeting of the state board of COT \ trol, last week, Attorney general Fran . F. Healey strongly criticised the a, = tion of the trustees of the state agricu
 tural college, at Sto7rs because they e, IS ceeded their appropriation.
 Postal authorities emphasize the ia
 that special delivery service is designt
 to expedite and not safeguard mail ar
 anything of value should be forwardt , by registered mail. which system is d
 signed to insure and safeguard valuable
 Irving G. VanLoon of New York ar
 Canada, owner of the Transit Euui
 ment Company. was at his headauarter
 at the car barns formerly owned by u
 Shore Line Electric Railway Co. at Sa
 brook on an official visit over the we,
 end.
 The United States civil service cor
 mission announces an examination f Y magnetic observer i1 the United Stat E Coast and Geodetic Survey, men abo V 20 years of age in both temporary al "A permanent positions. The entrance ss l. ary of observer is $1,5o0. R In the Superior court at Middletoy o last week before Judge Gardiner Gree n of Norwich, the case of Andrew Stori / berg against David B. Roberts in whi 'i'' $750 damages was claimed for breach
 contNct, was on trial. The court re
 dered judgment for the plaintiff to I
 conner s4s6 and costs.
 In a report made public Saturday f . lUwing his inquiry into an alleged assa,
 on Edward Lang in Rockville Saturd
 morning, January IS, Captain Robert
 Hurley of the state police 6epartme
 makes it known that his investigati lc has convniced him that the stabbing " -. committedsby Lanz, himself. - "' Gilchrist's anthem, Just AS I Am, n s, with much favor as sung at Park chur !, Sunday morning by Mrs. Arthur E. Ste and Miss Whitford With alto solo by IN! latter. The offertory was Holy, Ht ,, Lord, Abt-Buck, with bass solo by F '0 gene B. Seamans Chorister Eb )N Learned had arranged 8 well-balanc
 program.
 ." Connecticut automobile authorities hs PS been notified from New York that unc
 ruling by Secretary of State Lyons, (
 tomobiiists will be allowed to use tn . 1920 license plates until Feb. 15.
 extension of fifteen days was necesss
 because the automobile bureau is
 able to keep up with the demand
 markers,
 Four Saloons Searched, Four saloons in the city were searcl Saturday night by the police but with
 finding sny liouor in them that uo