Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08
VARIOUS MATTERS

FAN1OOS MA ENo Light vehicle la.nps at 5.o6 o'clock this evening '+
 The next personal tax is due and paya- hle February l.
 The January moon is new tomorrow, the. sth at e:27. a. m. ;.
 Noted test medium Mrs. Torrey, at i Spiritual Academy. spnday.-adv & <. Friday nights rain and snow were needed to. wash the; Norwich streets, which have been more than dirty. The new church of the Rockville Col ored Mission on Davis avenue is to be dedicAted Sunday evening at o'clock. This ; week there are s5 children in charge ot,5i Miss Jessie Gibson, at the County Home on Smith avenue Nor wich. >-* = There is. tesb .a;special offering ih all the Catholic church. of this diocese to- morrow (snndas) for, the benefit of the gunerinE children eversea. While icemen Fin some localities are worried about getting crop, up in Gov entry w, s. Virton has hIled his ice house with $ r1-z inch ice: -: The Talking Machine Shop, A Frank lin Square, is, selling Victroias at $1.0o down, $1.oo per week.--ady.
 There was, an urinistakable touch of winter in the flow temperature Friday morning, 2e degrees beiMg the reading in some sections of the town.
 At Groton, James A. Stitt was elect ed foreman Of Pioneer Hose company, at it's annual meeting Wednesday night at Pleasant street quarters.
 The last. month of 1ssos was warmer than the average December, the mean temperature for the month teings 3S.6 6e7 grees, 3.3 above the normal. There were but four clear days during the rnonrh . Not all thesmen elected justices of the peace November zd have qualified. It will be necessary for them to do this on or | before Monday, Jan. 10 if they desire to act.
 There was a business meeting and song practice of Oweneco. Camp Fire | Girls in the lecture room of the United 1 Congregational church Friday evening at i seven o'clock.
 l Branches of the w. c. T. U in a number of towns are preparing to send members to the Regional Conference of 1 New York on the eighteenth and nine teenth of January.
 Dance Saturday night State armory, | yyi1limantic, Bould Bros. Jazz Orchestra adv. .'.
 Section foreman Dennis Sullivan of Plainfield whose. birthday came recent ly, was pleasantly surprised when his men presented him a French briar pipe in handsome case.
 The pupils of the Center School District No. 1, WllIinrton. Mrs. Wallace Gahon, teacher, have adopted one of tht l Near East starving children and have raised $10 by contributions.
 At Washington Thursday. when Mrs l Marshall, wife of the vice president, was the guest Of honor at a luncheon, the guests included Mrs. Henry F. Dimock South Coventry's wealthy summer resi- | dent.
 Some very choice striped bass fol boiling received today. Get one for Sun day dinner Plenty more Lemon Sole, na. | tive smells and other choice fresh fish Scallops and choice oysters at Power: Bros. '-adv. .>..... ..;.
 Maleolrn E., Thompson, of North ~ston ington, has finished saving the ,tinlbel . for Henry B.. Lewis at Boom. Bridge 1 and has moved his steam mill to the tim Der lot of G. Burnside LanEworthy nea: Hopkinton City.
 Prof. J. Herbert. George now. of 22a. , Girard avenue, (South) Minneapolis to, over, fifty years a. subscriber of The Bul letin, writes friends, here that his sigh is failing so that Mrs. George is oblig cd to read to him: It is run>oret that the nlot of groun, 1 west of Noank village, known as, .Da T bon's Point. has been purchased by tn Grotnn Long Point: company and will b laid out in building lots for the erectio of summer homes. - About @25 representatives from singin societies in other places in. Connection will meet in Danbury Sunday after noon in the hall of the Arion Sias.rI society, to. make plans for a state saen gerfest early next summer.
 Every Wednesday at 10 o'clock. tn 4 acting rector of Christ church, Rev. Will jam F. Williams, visits Norwich Stat E Sanatoriurn for the service of mornin < prayer, which is held in the receptio
 roona 25 or. 30 attending.
 3 At the Harford recruiting station . . Jack B. Janowsh Of Stafford sprtnez has enlisted for the Si1th Infantry P fl Q Division. Charles F.. Pobuaa of We i. Willington has picked the coast artillel
 In Hawaii for three years.
 The Talking Machine Shop, 24 Franl lin Square; is selling victrofas at 31.c
 down, $1.oo per weekday. = A joint meeting was held at tf
 Thames club, New London, wednesds
 evening of committees from the Nav
 Base and Eiks' lodge with view to D.
 fecting plans for a minstrel show to
 given the latter part of this month. The United States Civil Service c,- 70 mission. announces an examination f
 electrical instrument maker, male, oy ~ 20 years of age. in the Signal Service = Large, for duty at Washington, D. C.. 2,
 Camp Alfred Vail, \. J., at $500 a yea D Funeral services for Thomas Browni,
 Hewitt 7S, who died Thursday at r
 winter hesne in Brooklyn. N. r, are
 be held this Saturday, evening in fl |f Spencer Memorial Presbyterian churc
 Brooklyn. Burial will be at North Stc
 ington.
 Miss Mary M. Green of Eastford VI
 has been teaching in Pornfret began h
 duties at West Hartford {. this week
 assistant teacher. in the Center and Es
 schools. She, succeeds Miss Edna
 Lovejoy, who has returned to her ho, in Maine. s,
 Paul Lang of West Road, Erlinet,
 underwent an operation at . Hartfo,
 Wednesday, when. several pieces of bo
 were removed from his injured etbc
 This is the. third operation since 4
 accident nine months ago, when he V
 thrown from wagon: -
 President Corners of the Rockville Al
 hetie club, planned an attractive p
 gran1ne for the formal opening of
 club rooms on East Main street, Frid
 evening. The donor of the building, N
 Celia Prescott was present as weN