Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-28
VARIOUS MATTERS

This is almanac day for February.
1.trh+ vehicle lamps at rs o'clock this
evening.
|. Mss Marion Stanley. of Andover, has |
bean substituting as teacher in one Of the |
Coventry sehooaa
The mercury reached SO degrees Thurs |
dsy afternoon, tsn degrees higher than
during Wednesday
+ Ms Hiram Beckwith, IS, who died at
Old Lyme Saturday, was the daughter
Of Captain Conkn
From Saybrook. Mrs. Bessie Ludwig
leet for New York Sunday and sailed
wednesday fer South America
Tine Central Village fire conrpany's
treasurer's report shows account in bank
and Liberty bonds Jan. 1921, $615.0s.
wrist for charity, T. A. B. hall Mont
day evening, Jan. 31st, Catholic Woman's
ekub. Admission 25c-ady.
Trolley patronage on an lines appears
to be increasing. The heated cars are
an appreciated convenience these winry
days.
T4ris has been as favorable a season
for photographers as for the florists and
| especially have, all the babies pictures
| been taken.
The women of the Central Baptist
church are collecting new or partly worn
clothing to be forwarded to the Mather
school In the south.
The February meeting of the Mantle
brench Of the International Sunshine So
ciety is to be held at the home OF Mrs.
Elmer Russell at Crescent Beach, Feb
ruary 3rd.
The Art building at Old Lyme is pro-
crossing and the plastering will be finish
ed this week. The contractor thinks the
structure will be 5. completed in about
three weeks
The Connecticut Federation Of Church
es is to hold a meeting in New Haven,
February is and 16. It is expected that
$50 clergyrnen will be present from all
parts of the state.
/ At the home of Seiectnan Casper z.
Bailey on Scotland road. the mercury
stood at IL degrees above Thursday
morning. Wednesday it was above
and Tuesday just zero.
Surveyors are at work at Quonochon-
taug getting proper boundary lines on
the Stanton farm, 30 called, east Of the
school. house which was purchased by
Mrs M. E. Miller of New York.
Men are at work on the foundation
for barn with garage, to be built by
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tenant house on his farm on West
Thames street, below the sanatoriun.
According to the records in Trinity
college, Hartford, out of 2e1 students
enrolled in the college, 127 claim Con-
necticut as their home. New York is
second with 81, Massachusetts third with
IL. l'a....-
Damon Lodge, Knights Of Pythias, Of
Rockville. finished its pinochle tourna-
ment Tuesday evening. The scores were
close at each and the honors went to
Fred Reudgen, who led with a total
, of 1877.
Some of the cottagers on the sea wall
at Neptune Park have taken means this
winter to protect the shrubs and decora-
tive evergreens in their grounds by
shielding them with high board in storm
ifence fashion.
At the social meeting Of Comfort Circle
: Of the Kings Daughters held Tuesday
with Mrs Stanton w. Brown, the Cir
cle's charity fund was increased up
wards of 81 by the proceeds from the
cafeteria lunch
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock of Washington
and South Coventry, entertained a large
dinner company Wednesday at her home
= on Scott Circle, Washington, in compli.
ment to. the French Ambassador anc
Nine Jusserand.
I. State hunters and trappers who have
-, been aecumulaing skins to be Forwarded
= through New York buyers have been no
\ tilted of the postponernent of the open
e ing of the fur sale at St Louis from
Feb. Z to Feb. ~.
y Here as elsewhere, the jewelry trade
retail, Wholesale and manufacturing ha
Is been called upon to adopt the slogal
n Gifts that last" by Thomas A. Fernley
y Secretary of the National Wholesal
If jewelers. Association.
lie A meeting of the Rockville Christia
: Endeavor Onion is to be held this (Fri
lie day. evening with the Toliand Society
An address Will be given by Rev. Jane
T. Carter of Ellington. also by Merit
Hopkins of wilinantic.
j Mrs. Edward Rogers and daughte
IL have left Mantle for their home i
4 Mystic to remain about two weeks Mr.
ie Rogers was housekeeper for S, o. Hal
rington for several months. Mr.. Hal
70 rington died about two weeks ago.
~ The mysterious night antics Of
,t strange man have caused several Groto
m women to complain to the police depar
Id ment. The man is said to frequer
lie Eastern Point road, lurking behind tel,
ar phone poles or in shaded hooks, an
following women to their, homes
TO The United States civil service con
ed mission announces for Feb. % an exam
he nation for investigator in poultry an
s. egg handling, male desired, under 4
, years Of age, in the Bureau Of Cherni
= try, Department Of Agriculture, for Sc
vice IN the field at salaries ranging fro
I $500 to $2,4os year.
More than $50 women from all par
Of Florida attended the conference
the Florida Society of the Daughters
= the American Revolution held la
week when Mrs. George Maynard Mino
;. Of Waterford. president general Of Il
II National Daughters Of the American Re
e ofution was the honor guest
he The fact that big New York 80
I'd is Offering $40 courtesy prize" ca.
he month to IT'S cbrFs, moved an out
en- town buyer in Norwich for 50 years
lis comment Thursday on what big ass
to it is for any firm to have clerk who
ne customers have come to know. instead
too many young inexperienced and oft,
- needless ones.
= From Madrid comes the news tn
Elizabeth Willard, daughter of Jose,
Elizabeth Wizard, daughter of Joseph w
=, hard U. S. Ambassador to Spain
~ betrothed to Mervyn Henbert secreta
liz Of the British Embassy in Madrid. Nj
~ Willard is a cousin of Mrs. Irene Villa
:. Farnham, until recently a resident
= Norwich Town
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