Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-14
sIiiIe RariIgtiu.
Norwich, Monday. Feb. 14. 1891.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Ing trees in or near Voluntown.
 The city of New London reports hard times woodward with 25 men at work I Wednesday, Friday and Saturday of this week are the quarterly ember days
 Examinations for the postmastership at Uncasville were held last week in New London.
 l There was a good display of the Stars and Stripes in recognition of Lin- eoln Day. l Out of the 1sS towns in Connecticut only eight are without state school super Iyision, and one of those eight has applied lfor It.
 Deborah Avery Putnam ChaDetr. D. A. R.. of Moosup. plans a Washington birthday party. at the Community House Plainheld
 Shoppers came to town in. good mum bers Saturday and the advantages of the Especial sales were improved by the thrif- ty buyers.
 Historical Gardens Lecture, Miss Amy Cogswell. tonight at 8. Slater hall, 35c- adv.
 | During Sunday afternoon Mss Liriam M Cress was in charge of the reading room at the Otis library. The visitors numbered 1s1.
 A special meeting of the Connection, lsociety, Sons of the American Revolu- tion is to be held at the Hartford club | Hartford, Feb. g.
 ! Income tax blanks are at the nation } al banks and have been arriving by mai to many towns people. March 15 is the \ limit for filing return.
 Mrs. Isabella G. Munsell of 12 Front , street, New London announces the en. .5. , Lonhie w.. Landers of that city. . A months mind requiem high mass fol ] Ellen Ouilette was sung in St. Patrick' church Saturday at clock by the assist ant pastor. Rev. Myles P. Calvin. i The state highway department is re 1 assembling equipment and supplies nea a Salem for an early spring start on tn Hartford-New London trunk road. gt It was Miss Ruth Miner of Jewett City ! who was guest at dinner Thursday o r NIT. and Mrs. Latham A. Smith. at Gale il Ferry not Miss Ruth Allen. as stated. Occasional visitors to Mohegan parl ]. greatly admire the pair of Muscovy duck 's and what is something unusual. bot duck and drake have plumage eQuall q handsome.
 al Captain Roswell P. Lamb of Noanl was Ol InOSS Dy lUS uOE dlluCtc with rabies. Capt. Lamb, who was
 Mystic when the dog bit him in tn D hand, is having the wound treated. = The flowers in the pulpit at the Unite
 church Sunday were given by Mir. an
 Mrs. Wallace S. Allis in memory of Re-
 William S. Palmer D. D., for years
 tionad church.
 The United States civil service con .i mission announces for March g an e1
 animation for superintendent of SUI
 plies, man, l25 to 55 years of age, at Ra nt itan Arsenal Mstuohen, N. J., at $2.5t ti- to s2,7oo year.
 re The Valentine Whist that was to 10. held Monday evening, at the Moose Ho1r is, has been postponed to Tuesday.-adv. ng The steam schooner Towanda. 12S gro dt tons, that was tied up at New London o.. few months ago and later went to Mysti
 owned by the Pendleton Brothers
 Mystic, was sold recently to James
 Kehoe Inc, of New York. n. The new moon was an object of a n. miranon in the early evening sky Sa lurday following mild and moderate d; .Again Sunday the weather was mo - agreeable with temperature range b
 tween 25 and 42 degrees
 A Hartford Sunday paper took up t
 much discussed remark of Dr. F. S. W ,S cox, superintendent of Norwich state he pital in regard to disposal of the hel aS. lessly insane holding that Dr. Wilco
 comment has been greatly exaggeratt ld, Howard B. Foster, of Otis street. Nc ed. wich, so seriously injured here mont n- ago when struck by an automobile t ye idetity of whose driver has never be es, established, is receiving special surgie a. treatment in Boston hospital and a Ter pears to be gaining.
 .eo Fire about eleven o'clock s; To- urday on the farm at Rockville. own
 by Simon Jacobs destroyed a tobac ' shed, 50 by 80 feet, a wagon shed. t7
 smaller sheds, large quantity of fal n implements hay and fertilizer and bur ed seven cows to death.
 Saturday was the birthday of the Ia D. A. Walton Pearson, for years editor
 The Buplletin, and the anniversary "
 remembered by Social Corner club !
 2, the members thoughtfully sending
 beautiful memorial plant to Mrs Pears
 at her home on PeArd street
 A former popular Norwich patrolm.
 Thomas Brock. of Forest street now
 the retired list, who broke his hip in
 
 up, at Backus hospital and to enjoy
 visits of friends. The accident hapDt
 ed near West Main street engine hous
 The beautiful musical numbers at Ps
 church Sunday included Gauls antht
 Sieepers Awake, A Voice is Calling. fir 2 the Cantata of the Ten Virgins. by quartette also at the 'offertory. IT
 That Trust in the Lord soprano g alto duet, for Mrs. Arthur E. Story z Miss Whitford.
 A, recent geological survey bull< De' makes, it clear that Connecticut ' cor once covered with a great glacial
 sheet, which Shaved the hills and At- the valleys, rolled immense bonld
 around and left them in surprising pl < es, deposited gravel beds and alte ,tus contours of land generally. .A.r In accordance with the request of
 National Federation of Womens Boa De- of Foreign Missions and the Council r,v. Women for Home Missions a. union pr CT meeting Is to be held by the vol tine of Norwich in Trinity Methodist chu
 from until A:3o o'clock Friday F ruary 18th, Miss Susan Hyde b, aere general leader.
 The hospital department of the Un church. Woman;s Guild, has asked Not1 cooperation of the parish members Coal ass Int ,'i1d 5A bae m taken oHeS
 .Itowelling for the hospital and s1ot