Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-17
vARIotJs MATTERs

evening.
 Ths sales of 1921 war savings stamps | have started in weil.
 Ths January moon is in its first quar- l ter today, the 17th, at 1.S1 a. m. An extansion institute is to be held in Piainhgid Grange hail Feb. ana 4. 1 Dnrins Sunday Afternoon the reading room at the otis Library was in charge l of MISS Harriet G. Cross.
 spsciai Sales dtifihg Saturday brought crowds to the i6cal Stores, shopping mon sy apbsaffng to bS plenty.
 With xarm sun shining and little wind stirring, the temperature Sunday afternoon Vas 4S degrees.
 Yofurne of, the poems of Alfred Noyes has been added to the books at Peck Library, Norwich Free Academy.
 Miss Blanche Remer. of Clafk's Corner has entered the Manchester Memorial hospital training school for nurses.
 The 86ung Ladies sodality has re- cyissted { months mind mass in St. Pat rfek's church for Miss Eleanor Mildred Horisan.
 1 Railroad men believe that business is pi6ki1E tp judging from the titn1ber of I-salesmen's baSs ana trunks received in the past few days:
 Frank Powell sEneral manager of the Laurel Glen shoestrifg mill is suffering from 1 strained Back, the result of uS- loading { large case of cotton.
 Special sale of ladies' and mems high l rrads shoes How on sale at Kies' Shoe | Store. Also entire stock of hoisery at half price. The Kies Co.-adv. l The howers for the pulpit of ths United ,Congresatiohal church Sunday were gi1- en by the members of Miss Ruth Breck- | sL -f The Rockville ice crop which was being prepared for cutting witfii:. the next few days was ruined Friday evening by the rafnstorfi and the warm weather Satur- day.
 A plan Is being formulated whereby the threS s6-called high schools of New Lon don shall come under a partial supervis- ion of the shperintsndent of schools of that city.
 The Groton assessors valuations for 1920 show a gain of $e64,701 over that of the previous year. The total assess ing valuation for 1920 is $10,1SO,S41 as > against $9,44s,14o for 1919.
 Miss Harriet Elizabeth Webster, s2r died at her home in Holland Friday morning. The funeral was held Sunday
 afternoon At 2 o'clock. Burial was in
 East Cemetery, in Holland.
 Thefe is {o be a dem6nstration of fri
 prevention measures at the Connecti' cut Agricultural and Industrial Exuosi
 tior which, will be held. at the state ar
 rnory in Hartford january 21-26. i. At the Central Baptist church at tn s meeting Sunday at 6.30 D. m. of the B. s P. U.; the leader Was Mrs. George San 'e ders and the. topic, Self Control: How t s' Get It. It's Rewards. 1 Cor. g: 2427. # Tho United States Civil Service com |. mission annotnces an exanaination fo is' assistant engineer of tests (hrst class) vsE man or woman. up to 70 years of age is in the navy yard, New York, at s.32 pc
 dier1 ......
 to 4 South Manchester party,.N. B, Rich IL ards. Scott Simon, John Olson, Arthu y Huffman ana P. F. Hannon, spent da v hshirs tfroogh the ice on the pond i
 Union and took home a nice string o .t pickerel and perch.
 .s F1o@1srs for weddings, funerals, etc : Ferns and blooming potplants. Ve
 SteeEs Greenhouses. Lafayette stree . Phone 76D.-Adv.
 Fl Five ffiedais, honorary decorations con :! ferred by the Cuban Red Cross for wa M serYEiee,s were received a few days az
 for the state library collection by Ii
 brarian George s. Goddard afid are no1
 on public exhibition.
 \ During the recent, too brief cold snal } the Blissyil1e pond yielded. ice perhaps N inches thick and this the Kramer Brott CTS doubled up and made use of Tn Blissville pond is about half mile lon
 and one-eighth of mile in width As in the summer, five telephone bool } were printed, one for each of the di tricts. into which the state is divided | the telephone company, for business re; sons. The winter issue totals 203,5t books, the largest number ever printed Trolley men and others handling
 considerable amount of money each da have noted the presence of two ne E coins, half dollar and nickel, eat 2 bearing an inscription and design refe ,, ring to the Pilgrim tercentenary at Pl
 mouth.
 HI A coRitnittee at Moosup composed
 John b. Prior and John L. Chapman
 in charge of the work Of re.decoratir
 the ahte-rooh1s and coat room at the NJ
 also include the laying of linoleum
 the floors.
 It is. .estiinatec that groceries valu at $1.000 were. destroyed in an accide
 at Babcock's crossing on the River TO;
 at Stafford Springs Friday evening wh
 truck containing the provisions whi {. wefe to De delivered at borough sto1 was overturned into ditch. 1 -fhe railroad officials have accompa . led federal officers Oh the special Ma iA gatuck and coach 400 from Providen,
 over the New Haven road lines T X. government is checking back it's list tS what it received when the road was tur . ed over to the federal authorities.
 An attempt was made by an uniden .a fled man whom he met crossing l, '"" to take the life of Edward Lahtz, Son . Nathan Lang of Vernon Center, cal Saturday morning, and the assailant . still at large. Lantz was stabbed in |
 abdomen with ragged instrument ..
 Mrs Hayward with her son, Phi
 Morgan Plant. of New York, will s .,. January 20, for Egypt. where they ? ,,oi ,,oi spend several weeks. They will later at to Paris, where they will be joined j-s1 Colonel Hayward. Mrs. Hayward v lay, formerly Mrs. Morton F. Plant of Ea ter ernI Point.
 ,1,, The congregational pastor. at Pla
 field, Rev. A. W. .Barwick, who has ] of with his wife and son for his new past ate in Mendon, Ill., has been clerk 2 'per moderator of the, Conference of
 churches for four years, and president the Windharf1 Cotinty Sunday School
 soeiation for two years.
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