Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-12

blows in the Greeneyille carbarn, have not been out even once this winter, to get the rust of.
 w R. c. Bean supper tonight, 5 o'clock, Buckingham Memorial-adv.
 Bluebirds are reported in various plat- es in and about Union. One was seen inspecting his old tenement in pear tree on Candlemas day.
 Contributions of clothing to be sent t othe Mather school are being received by the Missionary society members of the Central Baptist church.
 As in previous storms of this mid win ter, Fridays was a stage snowfall, mere ly an ornamental covering of roofs and lawns and evergreen shrubs. l man visiting in Central Village from West Virginia seates that any quantity of soft coal is mixed and can be. bough. for $1.50 a ton at the mines. Choice lot of large and small scaliops today, at Powers Bros.-adv.
 The Fairfield County Farm Bureau and Connecticut Agricultural college, Storrs, will hold a one-day institute in the town hafi at Newborn; Wednesday, February 1e
 Announcement is made from the Yale University Secretary's office of the eighth annual observarce of Alumni University Day in A-ew Haven, Washington's Birth day.
 Residents of that section are gratified to learn that expenses at the Mystic Oral School have been apportioned by the board of control at the general assem- bly in Hartford.
 Rev. Frank Robbins of Preston City is regularly holding prayer meetings Fri day evenings at the Sterling Hill par l sonage and these are said to be well at- tended and helpful
 Church Bros. have native pork and nice lot of fresh beef.@Adv. Elmer P. Hardy. Holland county sec. retary of the Y. Nj c. A. vas lookins over the town of Holland field Tuesday and plans are being made for a loca group to De formed there.
 At Lords Point, John W. Lord and S | R. Burdick are cutting the naples whicf ] were. winter killed last season. These trees are south of the railroad near tht Woodmansee cottage colony. | The offering taken at the Metfodis 1 church in Sterling last Sunday for tho famine. sufferers in China amounted tt s16, enough to save the lives of three families until erops come again. | The new mall carrier on the Tollant stage route between Holland and Rock 1 vile is Frederick Luce. John H. Steel has been carrying the mail since tn route was given up by John H. Rounds
 Personal taxes will be collected todd, at the Peoples Store, TaftviIle, from 1 H1., to 2.30 p. m.-adv.
 For the second tune, the meeting c Comfort Circle, of the Kings Daughter was postponed because of Fridays storrr It is to be held Tuesday with the leade1 Mrs. Albert T. Utley, of Mckinley a, enue
 Emery Pellett of Washington. R. | formerly of Fairfield Conn., was hor } erably discharged from the U S. nav last week and with his wife and infar ! son is at the home of his parents, MT an ) Mrs E. A. Pellett. Fish sale at Church Bros.' todd, Plenty of long and round clams-Ad'
 Norwich drygoods mer. in compan wftf1 those elsewhere, feel the benefit { Silk Week. a reflex of the big show h, ing held in New York. and are seil;n at bargain prices many pieces ot si] designed for summer dresses. Miss Lydia F. Haskell, sS, dauehter !, Willard and Lydia Fretter. Haskell, Wi died Wednesday at her home in waur gan. was aunt of J. Arthur Atwood an ]. Walter Atwood. and was known Norwich summer residents at Neptu, Park.
 The offering in ali the Catholic churcl es of Connecticut tomorrow Sunday W be for the missions being maintain, among the negro and Indian races of th | fr1-s ffr svr-ai aiab ed especially liberal contributions tn year.
 Flowers and potted plants for St. Va entine's day at Maplewood Nursery C. orders delivered. Tel 9ss.-adv
 Al the Honne-Time of the United co sregational church Snday night the Jul people are to have an illustrated ad(lrc
 entitled From Tent to Temple ri
 evening with the stereopticon is ma
 possihle by the Missions department
 the Woman's Guild
 The Atwood: Machine company. : ston1ngton, has just made shipment of
 big lot of silk machinery 10 Yokohon
 Japan. The machinery, which filled fo
 cars, is to go by rail to Seattle Was and from that port will be taken : steamer to its destination.
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 Come te the baked bean supper |
 night, I. o. o. F. hall, given by the R
 bskahs from to p. m. Supper 35 cen
 --adv. f
 The United States Civil Service co
 mission announces fer March g an exa
 ination for matron interpreter, aged to 40, for two vacancies in the immigl tfon service, Ellis Island. New Yo
 each at sseo year. Appointees may allowed the increase. granted by congr
 of s20 month.
 Manufacturers learn that preparati
 are being made by the Color Card Co
 n1ittee Of the National Association
 Sweater and Knitted Textile Manufact
 ers to bring out card. supplementing
 assocation's selections of staple shad
 that win contain novel or special (
 ors used in the industry.
 President Francis J. Leavens, of N
 wich Free Academy trustees, has b
 able to prepare brief sketches of all four of the subjects of the 25 oil |
 traits by Em.acns, hung in Slater E
 auditorium and would like informat
 about Henry W. Thomas, Erastus N
 comb, Nathan Schofield and Robert 10 2. sen. efrs ln Eneravers Win at Duckpins,