Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-18
VARIOUS MATTERS
Iis Ia National Thrift week.

Light vehicle lamps at 5:15 o'cloekithis evening,
 It is believed electric lighting willIsoon be provided for both West Stafford and Oreuttville,
 Dance, T. A. B. hall. this evening. Bould's Cincinnati orchestra--adE.
 Ncrwich hcuseholders are growing cautious. There have been few fires since the beginning of the year.
 Notice has been sent out thattthe an nlial Wesleyan suh-frosh week Awill be held this year February 18th andl1sth. :.
 Attention was called in some. of the schools Monday to the fact that Benjamin Franklin was born 215 years ago January 17th.
 Tho Bulletins predicted cold wave az rived on schedule time. During Monday the mercury did not rise above 2s de- grees.
 James G. Hammond. who has frequent ly spoken in Norwich, has declined the presidency of the Masocnic club of New London.
 St James Lodge, No. 2s, P. and A. M, works tho first degree at Masonic Tenn ple tonight at 7.S0.-adv. Hamilton Heit. a Woodstock summer resident, is one of the signers of the not able document. the protest on Anti-Sem- itisa. published Monday.
 4 Liberty Hill patient. Everett E. Loonis, who is a. Norwich State Tuher- culosis Sanatorium, continues comfortable and enjoys tho visits of friends.
 RcE. Herbert D. Rollason, recently of Hanover. the new pastor of the South . 9N N-4A A @rH&t NA Sunday. He is making his homo on l Crescent street, Middletown. | A months mind requiem high mass for Miss Eleanor Mildred Horigan. requested | by the Young Ladies' Sodality, was sung 1 in St. Patrick's church Monday at | o'clock by Rev. John H. Broderick The Manufacturers Association of Con- necticut, Incorporated, has issued traffic bulletin, No. 122, designed to help in ] freight claim prevention. The bulletin ie sent out by President E. Kent Hubbard. 1 Shetucket Lodge, No. 27 I. o. o. F. i installation of officers, tonight. banquet all members urged to attend.-adv. l In q letter received at Noank from Ed | gar Ashby he writes that 10-ineh ice is | being put llp in West Hartford. On the hill I near the shop where he is employed coast U ing has been enjoyed ever since Christ mas
 Connecticut ranks as the fcrty-frsi state wih a 1920 crop volue of $53,5so,. 800. States ranking below Connecticut are wyeFn1ng. Arizona, Utah, New Hamp- shire. Nevada, Delaware and Rhode Is land.
 Wednesday afternoon, the Vineyard Workers are to meet at the Central Bap' tst church for the first time to do Whit, Cross Work, that is, to prepare bandage; and do other hospital work for foreigi countriss.
 Trappcrs learn that a coun tmade bJ the rangers of the forest service of th' United States Department of Agriculturt shows that beaver in the national forest have increased rapidly within the las few years.
 Flowers for weddings, funerals, etc Ferns and blooming potplants. We Steeg's Greenhouses, Lafayette street Phone 76o.-adv..
 Subscribers are requested not to us, the old telephone book because man1 new changes have been made in each 0 the various exchanges. To refer to tn, old book may cause confusion and dela! In the service. | who won the principal prize at the las annual exhibition of the Connection Academy of Fine Arts. has an exhibition of his paintings at the Arlington Gal leries in New York. A number of the boys from the Con necticut college, Storrs, were out on hazing party one night recently in Toi land and had to ask their way home ol account of being dropped out of the au ltonobile blindfolded.
 ! Five dollars has been given by Trool l. Boy Scouts, of which Lewis Smith i acting scoutmaster, toward purchasin the moving picture machine for the Com munity House. The contributions ar received by Walter F. Lester.
 After examining August Paganoni a New London, Sunday morning, Drs. Get Cheney and T. J. Murray pronounced hin Insane and advised his being sent to tn Norwich State hospital. He was take there by Sergeant Nelson Smith.
 Special sale of ladies' and mems hig grade shoes now on sale at Kies' sho store. Also entire stock of hosiery a half price. The Kies Co.-adv.
 The s4th anniversary of ". ". Pei kins Women's Relief Corps, No. IS. 0 New London, will be celebrated thi
 (Tuesday) evening. A penny will b contributed by each member for eac year of her age and birthday gifts will b
 exchanged.
 The 133rd annual communication ( the Grand lodge. F. & A. M, is to be hel
 in Hartford. FAnruary 2, commencing 6
 eleven o'clock. The annual meeting ( the Masonic Charity foundation of tt state will be held in Hartford the evenin of February 3.
 ! Norwich suit buyers in New York fin , that some attractive wool checks hay . been developed for the popular novel; ) trade, and jersey suits are promised the , usual good demand Three piece suits a , we'll thought of, particularly for tf
 early season trade.
 ". C. T. U. workers will go to Ne
 York for the regional conferences tods (Tuesday) and Wednesday,, when mar ' state presidents of the W. C. T. U. t the North Atlantic group will have t part in in the program as will also u d national saperintendents- r A former Norwich dressmaker, la ' McDonald. widow of William Gerry, di s late Friday night at St. MAry's Home 1 |. Aged in West Hartford. Services we
 held in Hartford Monday morning a
 burial was in tho Gorry plot in St. j
 seDh's cemetery, Willimantie. Tho Danbury and Bethel Street Ra - way O.. which had Norwich stockhol ' CTS and which was footed when it's } rectors issued $sso.oo0 bonds to pay .I R road not worth seo.eo0, has been su
 for s13,ooo by the city of Danbury Ter recover fer the amount due on paving.