Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16
VARIOUS MATTERS

The Travellers club meeting at Park church is to be held Thursday afternoon l h the chapel. An odd book at the Otis Library Is | E A Abbott's Peace On Earth, Good l Wm to Dogs.
 Already changes in farm owners and l tenants have begun although March first win see more of these. Business is much better at the Central l worsted mill in Central Village and new help Is being employed. Before the opening of the summer sea- son practically all the places at Black Point will be wired for electricity. Next Sunday morning at Trinity Meth | odist church the sermon subject will be, Women's Work in the Foreign Field.
 The freight trains that are running carry big tonnage and seem to increase daily on the main hne through the shore towns
 PlatnffeAd friends of Sidney Knight learn that he han finished his studies in New Haven and is now employed in Phil adelphia-
 c. S. Hyde of Brooklyn was one of the fortunate competitors at the recent corn exhibit in Hartford, winning first prize on popcorn.
 The order of Knights of Pythias was founded February IS, 1913, and Con- 1oSth anniversary.
 Tho State Presidents association, Con- necticut, branch International Sunshine Society, is to meet at the Hotel Garde New Haven, today CWednesday). Come to the entertainment in the Southern Garden at Park church. Friday evening. Refreshments and various ar- tieles for sale. Admission 55c.-adv
 State trappers get the word that the next fur auction sale in New York will begin April 11th. Shipments for this sale will be received up to March 14. A North Lyme patient, Mrs. Fred .Mi- ner, who has been in Backus hospital i in Norwich, for surgical treatment, is now able to be up and about the corri- | dors.
 MT. and Mrs. Lewellyn Brockway, of | Hadlyme, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Blanche Louise Brockway, to Raymond Porteous of Hart ford.
 Mayor Morgan of New London recently issued a proclamation approving the | family-Sunday movement which aims to get people out to church on certain Sun days.
 | J. A Beard, of East Lyme, whose eight sheep were killed on his farm last week, Monday. picked up two strange dogs there later. The officials are now looking for the owners. | As the Atwood Machine Co. of Ston- ngton Is the largest manufacturer of silk machinery in the world it's exhibit attracted much interest at the recent New York silk show.
 The state treasurer of the w. c. T. U. Nellie R. Arnold, has announced in the White Ribbon Banner that the Christmas | love gift for Mrs. Margaret Dye Ellis has reached s5S and it is hoped it may reach s1oO.
 | At St Thomas church, Thomaston, this "Wednesday evening, the sermon will be preached by the Rev. Father Otto Baumeister of Colchester, who will preach in Thomaston every Wedne esday during Lent.
 John A Dunn, the Main street drug | gist, who has been in Florida since De- cember, is in St. Petersburg just now and finds his stay very beneficial. MT. Dunn writes home of rather cold weather for a southern winter.
 A Lords Point correspondent mentions that George w. Poor of waban, Mass. who spent the summer at Grandview, the Bradway bungalow, is at present al Clearwater, Fla. He expects to return to the Point early this season.
 Jewellers hereabouts are advising thei friends who intend to purchase articles with platinum setting to buy now, since this costly metal has hit a new low leve in price And is bound to go higher whe1 the change comes, as 1t must soon. Connecticut river experts say that i Is possible that river navigation migh be continuous this winter. In that cas- fl it will be the first season In the histor. of the transportation company that boat were kept running throughout a winter.
 Lyme people complained to the publi utilities commission about the charge of the Lyme Electric Power Co. and hearing followed. Now the commission has directed both parties to submit figure at another hearing, to be held April 1.
 A W. Buchanan, agent of the stat board of education, who was in Norwic Tuesday, will spend this "Wednesday | morning in Stafford to issue children working certificates. In the afternoon h will check up the school attendance list
 Down in Atlanta, Ga, penitentiary where Rev Michael J. Byrne, of Nor wich is Catholic chaplain, Warden Ere G. Zerbst has called upon the public t realize the terrible ravages of the dru evil and to endeavor to check it's sprea If possible.
 At a get-together meeting and suppe held at Middletown South Congregation al church by the members of the men brotherhood, Rev. Herbert D. Rollaso recently of Hanover, was present an plans were made for furthering the ac tivides of the brotherhood.
 Comfort Circle of the Kings Daughter held pleasant meeting Tuesday after noon with the leader, Mrs. Albert T. Ui ley. Sewing was done and plans mad to celebrate the 23rd birthday of th
 circle Wednesday, the 23d, at a meetin
 held with Mrs. William H. Geer. ] This week the United Congregation;
 church calendar contains a Propose
 Statement of Faith. This was adopte
 by the national council of Congregation
 al Churches at Kansas City in 1913. IT
 executive council of United Church re
 ommends that the church adopt this
 it's statement of faith.
 Right Worshipful W. Franklin Sheidt
 of Moosup has been reappointed distri
 deputy of the ninth district of the Mo
 Worshfpful Brand Lodge of Mssons h Connecticut. Since the institution ? Moosup lodge, nearly fifty years ago, tn - Is the second time that it has been d recognized by the grand body. t. The United States civil service ee1 ,- mission announces an examination f ie microanalyst, either sex, age above ;
 in the bureau of chemistry, department . agriculture, for duty in Washington,
 C., and in the field, at $1 200 to SIS
 a year. Aprointees may be allowed t
 increase granted by congress of s20
 month.
 RELOCATION OF FORMER