Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02
VARIOUS MATTERS
Aght vehicle lamps at s.s4 o'clock this 

apartment Tuesday afternoon. the women's prayer meeting Al the Lecture room of the Gen. tral Baptist church was led by Mrs. Jo- seph Fields
 Amos Hewlett was taken hurriedly to 1 Lawrence hospital. New London, Satur- | day, stricken with . shock while at his home in Grotcn.
 Of the two holidays in February, IIin- cofn's Day. the 18th. falls Oh Saturday this year, and washington's Birthday, the l 23d, comes on Tuesday.
 l An act which would require all public | service vehicfee. SeSeeiAQr thnsa of the | jitnay type, to have rear doors. has been | introduced in the house of representa- tives.
 It is announced from Washington that | all bonded warehouses in Connecticut. ! among other eastern states, are to be closed against any further withdrawals of liquor.
 Pythian whist at Buckingham Memor- | ial Thursday, Feb. 5, o'clock. 25c.- adv.
 A bill introduced at Hartford by Sem ator Candee, of Norwalk. provides that women electors shall be eligible for jury duty upon the same terms as now apply to male electors.
 Today CWednesday). the Feast of the Purifcation of the Blessed Virgin Mary or Candlemas day. will be ma rked by the customary services in the Episcopal and Catholic churches.
 Richard Sanders has sold his farm be- low Norwih Stsfe Sanatoriun1, long known as the Charles N. Champlin place, to Frank L.athrop, of Bosrah. who takes possession March 1.
 Bank men from here win attend the mid-winter banquet of the Connecticut Bankers association to be held in the Hotel Taft in New Haven on the even ing ef February Il.
 New York society papers note that Mir. 5 and Mrs. Charles H. sherrill George Barker Gibbs, formerly -Norwich), of 20 East Sixty-Fifth street, will start for ] the south February 20.
 l Rocky Hill grange is to hold poultry show or February 12th. The birds will . be judged by Professor Roy F. Jones, l poultry specialist from the Connecticut : Agricultural college, Storrs : Tomorrow (Thusday) is the Feast of St Blase. ancient physician, bishop and martyr. The church sanctions a spe- cial blessing of the threats on that day which ceremony will follow tho masses I in St. Patrick's church.
 2 Colonel William Hayward Of New York has been makirg a short stay at Palm Beach before going to Miami. Florida He will join Mrs. Hayward, formerly Mrs
 Morton F, Plant, of Eastern Point, in , Paris, later in the spring. Funeral services for Rsbecca Carew . widow of William s. S. Russell, were
 held Tuesday at 3.30 D. m. at her home
 Nd. 236 Henry street Brooklyn, ". r
 Burial is to be in Norwich, Mrs. Rus
 selfs native town, today Wednesday,. 8 Open meeting of United Workmen
 Speakers from Grand Lodge, New Haven 2 Good music! Light refreshmentsl Lady i sriends invited! Wednesday, Feb. 2 6 Community House. Prof Kinder and his
 pupils and Mrs. Manning will furnish ens $ tertainment-adv.
 F. D. Berrien, the new head of tn, |. Submarine Base arrived Monday and re ported at the base. He takes the placv i of Captain Frederick Lansing Oliver transferred to the command of tn ;. destroyer squadron of the Pacific fleet Live stock on farms and ranges Jan
 uary 1, was valued at s6,2S5, ,500, 900. com Ia pared with ss,507.145,000 in 1920, tn
 Department of Agriculture announced .s Monday. The number of live stock de " creased about 1p.oooooo during las ;A year.
 i2 Miss Agnes Johnson and Gustaf Carl
 son were married at Higganum Satur
 day by Rev. William J. Tate, of Frank
 lin, former pastor of the Higganu1 ss Congregational church. They will resid
 in Hartford where Mir. Carlson is GIT o5 ployed.
 Two men caught stripping the estat of of Charles Patterson near Haddan1
 mountain laurel. the state flower of Cor eo necdcut, and shipping it to New Tor
 for the purpose of sale, were fined s1 = and costs by Justice John C. Knowles (
 Haddam, Saturday.
 Harriet Dexter, 73, widow of Wi1lia,
 W. Case of Canton Center, died at tf 'rs home of her son, Dexter S. Case, of Sour 'iy View after an illness of over two month af She was born in Coventry, October 2 or- 1s47, the daughter of Nathan and Jer on sha Sellew Dexter.
 Ter New heaters have been installed in Il nyy steel cars. put on the Rockville line er. the Connecticut Company year ago ,u- compliance with the order of the pu or lie utilities commission. It was difficU ion to keep the cars wars with the numb l.~ Of heaters they originally contained. At the Connecticut Historical socie
 meeting in the Morgan Memorial, Har Is ford, Tuesday evening. Warren K Moor 1o- head gave an illustrated address on TT Sn' American Indian. Past and Present" N assyt; Moorehead Is curator of the departme ssl of archaeology at Phillips Academy. ing Acting on behalf of the State of Co M necticut, State Treasurer G. Harold G en- en- patric, of Putnam, has purchased throu) 5ee a national bank, of Hartford, s1.o
 United States treasury savings certi
 cate The certificate was delivered to f
 state by H. s. Lawrence, assistant trea urer of the bank
 Mrs. George Maynard Minor of wate - ford, president general of the D. A. ] @ and Mrs. John Laidlow Buell. of Lite
 held. state regent who recently atten
 ed the state congress at Miami, Floric
 were honor guests at dinner given F.
 day by MT. and Mrs. H. K. Smith at lslington, Daytona, Florida.
 The assessors of Hebron have co
 pleted their work on the grand list. 4
 cording to the abstract the list has be . increased s5,Doo, making the total s5s . l5S, which means an increase in taxes
 this year. There were five more autou
 piles listed than last year, making :
 automobiles owned in the town.
 F. J. Trinder, state supervisor of tra
 schools, formerly of Putnam, address
 conference of Middletown nanufacti .r CTS an dother interested persons, selat | to the establishment of trade sch
 In that city, such as that located
 heriden. New Britain, Bridgeport Sta
 ford, Putnam and South Manchester. EE A New York surrogate court item req, \ Robert Maxwell Gin Rockville Cor
 March 21. 1920)-Total estate s2.3s
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