Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-30
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Norwich, Friday, Dec. 80, 1921.
VARIOUS MATTERS
his is almanac day for January.


Light vehicle lamps at ASS o'clock this
evening.
Postmen are beginning to note the
increased burden of New Year greeting |
cards and booklets.
Noted ballot medium, Mrs. Bradley |
Spiritual Academy Sunday.-adv.
Heavily loaded trucks have been finding |
hill climbing difficult during the icy !
condition of the highways.
These cold mornings the weatherwise
are quoting the old adage, AS the days
begin to lengthen, the cold begins to
strengthen.
The first Of the special sales Thursday
started in well, shoppers evidently put
ting some of their Christmas money into
winter needfuls.
The Dramatic Club Of Connecticut col
| lege is to give three one-act plays in
Windsor early IN January for the 2,000,
| 900 endowment fund.
Unless snow becomes too deep. farm
ers are glad to see it, as fertilizer for
| gardens and a protection to the grass
roots in fields and PASTURES
The two monkeys at Michigan park.
Jim and Mary, appear to miss the visits
of the children, who pay them so much
attention during the summer.
Order calling cards at The Bulletin
office; 50 for soc; special price.-adv
St. PatricIl's Parish Holy Name society
will begin the New Year by receiving
holy communion in a body Sunday morn
ing, at the 100 o'clock mass.
Hotel and restaurant men notice that
most patrons are ordering the plainest Of
food this week-a reaction following the
rich, spiced goodies Of Christmas.
So far, the Connecticut company has
not had to use its snowplows, of which
there are two big ones and two small
ones at the Greenevil1e carhouse.
) Regular meeting, K. of c.. tonight, at
) s o'clock.-adv.
At Old Mystic Frank Knoblock has
e rented Mrs. Marion tPomeroy's house of
4 High street for the winter. Mrs. Pomeroy
/ is visiting her daughter in Hartford
i Three motorized cars, which may be
: used on the Hope Valley branch line
T have been purchased by the New York
81 New Haven and Hartford railroad com.
: pany.
: The usual New Years eve dance a
: Mohican hotel. New London. Saturda!
d right Table reservations are being mad,
nOw.-adv.
y At the last covenant meeting of 1921
Il at the Central Baptist church Thursdq!
e N-enir-z, 4 Look Behind and a Lool
s Ahead" was the topic, Rev. Dr.. David a
II Pitt leading the meeting.
e Thursdays storm Of snow and rail-
= started in to be quite formidable and 70
u a time the walks were lev After noo1
-e the tenreerature rose to 36 degrees an
the ice son turned to slush.
s At Tonand, Mr. and Mrs. William I
i IT,
i Mrs Ge-rge Newman and daughter 0
Il the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette F
,e Ladd.
is The Viking Of New Bedford. a Moan
IS built schooner, commanded bv Capt. job
d. Safer, has recently had a Bolinder engin
l. installed beirg the rst boat running OF
d of Now Bedford to have one of thes
engines.
. At Greenevfne carhousc, Master Ne
chanic John MelIor and his helpers ar
2 busy making 80. ia into new lin
| car. The present. line-car. W-59 is to /
turned back into a sn-wplow for use o
the various lines
The members of manganese council
j No 81. K. # c., of Westerly have r.
ceived an invitation to attend the exemi
4 ifcaticn of the third degree on a class
] White Cross council in Norwich Sunda
afternoon next.
The house II Mrs Almond Greene
/ the West Beach road at Quonochontar
was entered recently. The garage Al
other buildings had locks and slap.
pulled off and Were rifad Of what c5u
he of value including tools, automobi
tires, etc.
The preparatory service held at Pa
church Thursday evening the pralu,
being Mark V and the Bible study, For
ans I SIG, Rev. Dr. s. H Howe co
Quoting the meeting. Miss Helen R. Blu
dick was pianist and Eben Learned /
the singing.
The State Game Association. of whi
l Willis Austin, Of Norwich is one of t
organizers, is recommending that
t I case OF heavy crusted snow, when gar
'eirds are fed the grain De hidden ind
shrubs, etc, otherwise the birds, conf
to feed in the open, will be pounced UP
by hawks and owls