Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-09
VARIOUS MATTERS

returned 10 uuLy At OayDfO0k junction
after an absence Of three weeks duesto
illness.
Fresh Ash arriving daily, all varieties,
low prices. osgood's wharf.-ady.
Tuesday afternoon at the prayer meet
ing in the lecture room at the Central
Baptist church the leader was Mrs Hat
tie Austin.
An anniversary requiem high mass for
Mrs. Nellie Martin was sung In st. Pat
rick's church Tuesday at 8 o'clock by
Rev. Daniel F. Sullivan.
A former Universalist pastor Of Nor
wich. Rev. Joseph F. Cobb, of South
Wfndham.y is supplying at the Congrega-
tienal church in Chaplin.
Wild geese. it is said, have been flying
| north for some time, but It is. the theory
Of leading ornithoiogists that they have
gone no farther than Maine.
At Tolland, Mr.. and Mrs. joe Okinik
and family Of Hartford have moved into
what was formerly the Luhrsen house,
now owned yMrs. Pauline Ewald.
The. collections in all the Catholic
churches Of this diocese Sunday next will
be the regular first Sunday in Lent Of
fering for negro and Indian. missions. -
Miss Elisabeth -supina of Ashford and
| Edward R. Chernushek of Union were
married at Stafford Springs Monday
morning by Justice of the Peace Arthur
]. Melbourne.
In line with other wooden mills in New
England, the Asawaga company at Day
Vile has made q reduction in the wage
scale Of 20 Ia per cent, which took eff
feet last week.
the Red ross drive at Moosup, which
has been in charge of the Thursday club
resulted ir the sale of 1880 stamps
amounting to s185. Thissis considered a
remarkably good showing,
At Park Congregational church the of
fertory officials for February are DR.
John s. Blackmar, chairman, William S
Fletcher, Robert W. Perkins, Allen La,
than and Henry D. Johnson.
Two patients from Ekonk, Elsie ant
Stella Corey, who have been at Backu!
hospital, Norwich. for treatment follow
ing influenza, were able to SIT up in ;
chair for the first time Tuesday.
Personal taxes will be collected toda,
at the drug store of John A, Morgan
Greenevflle, from ii a m to 2 p. M
adv.
The United States civil service commits
sion announces an examination for type
writer repairnen, over Is years of age
for two vacancies in the Office of the chic
tclerk, treasury department, each at 81, 40
a year.
The through freight trains on the shor
Line were unusually heavy at the weel
end. The spare crews were given
chance to get in few days work, an
indica tons are that business is picking u
. little.
. There will be addresses by Profs. "
F. Kirkpatrick, Roy Jones and Willsr
b. Allen Of. Storrs college. well know
poultry specialists, at poultry meetin
to be held in Middletown Wednesday
Feb. 18th.
special attraction at the recent ex
tension school at Plainfield was a shee
dog brought from Storrs which showe
his wonderful intelligence by rounding u
flock of sheep brought from Henri,
Dorrance's farm for the exhibition.
| A nnotorist drying up Mckinley avenu
Tuesday morning wished: for Gamer
view Of the ancient Rockwell homestead
now the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Rob
ert W. Perkins, so picturesque in it's SET
ting Of evergreen trees f1ecked with snow
In the honor list at the Rockville Hig
school. following the examinations for tn
FIRST half year, the honors went I'd tn
i freshmen, who have Is on the list Th
: sophomofes came second with Is. Tn
seniors have only three and the JUNO,
eight.
At least ]. 800, 900 bushels Of America
corn will be shipped abroad to feed hu,
cry women and. children in central an
southeastern Europe, and possibly
China, according to an announceme,
Tuesday by the American Farm Bures
Federation.
Following the snowfall Tuesday NOR,
ing, tho trees, shrubbery and arbors
1 the grounds at.the residence of Mrs. e,
I ward D. Fuller on Broadway were a,
4 Tnired by passersby as especially beaut
full outlined in snow which resemble
] cotton bolls
III It is evident that the state highway d
1 partment is expecting an early spring,
much of the construction equipment
assembled at the New London end of Il
new trunk road from Hartford. in anna
eht preparation for speedy resumption
road building.
Rev. Alexander H Abbott Of the rTnft
Congregational church has announc
that he will have as subjects for the ne
few Thursday evenings certain parabl
OF Jesus teaching: Next Thursday mig
I the subject is to be The Parable of +
Draw Net. Matt IS: At. 4s.
Many members of the Catholic wo,
ans club attended meeting: at the Ha
club rooms Tuesday afternoon, the pre
dent, Mrs. Nelson c. Disco, presidir
Plans were made for Lenten sewing
St Patrick's parish poor. It was a
nounced that the recent food sale a
whist netted s125.
At the annual meeting and bannnet
the Yale Association Of Class Secretari
/ held at the Yale club in New York F
day evening, the speaker was Charles
Sheriff., of the class of 'S7, form
United States minister to Argenti
whose wife was Gsorge Barker Obi
formerly Of Norwich.
In accord with Chief Howard T.. ST,
toms admirable system, the firenen fir
the three stations are engaged in, tn
ough inspection of property in the BIZ
ness section of Norwich Capt John
Blackburn and men taking the M
street district. A card catalogue reco
the result Of their reports.
OF South Coventry interest was
] Washington item Tuesday that the v
I president and Mrs Marshall, who brou
| their social activities to a close Tuest
| night, we're the dinner guests Mont
| evening Of Mrs. Henry F. Dimock, '
had a company Of -36 to meet them.
lowing the dinner with a. thertre part,
Mrs. Agnes Mcclure, IS, who d
Sunday at East Hampton, was born
Scotland and has lived in East Hamp
for eight years. She is survived by
sons, Andrew Of East Hampton
| James of Baltic, and her husband. n,
Mcclure of East Hamilton THE f,,n-