Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-21
VARIOUS MATTERS

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evening.
New scallops, 800 per quart at Pow
ers Bros.-adv.
This week there are IA patients at
Norwich State Sanatorium.
The census at Norwich State Hospital
Friday showed 1888 patients.
The Assawaga Company at Dayville is
wiring their tenements for electric lights.
Frank Evans, of Plainf1eld, has finish
ed filing his big house with 10-inch ice.
He has put in 25 hundred tons or more.
| Elks' rummage and food sale, Tues
day, Jan. 24.-adv.
During Fridays sunshine the lengthen-
ing of the day was able-over half
an hour since the shortest days in De-
cember.
Miss Rockwell, Of Norwich chapter of
the Red Cross, was in Canterbury for
the purpose of organizing a class in
home, sewing recently.
The American Wooden Company, which
has mills at Moosup, it was announced
Friday, will open lines for the fall 1922
season Monday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Tallcott of
Montclair, N. j., arrived Tuesday In
Tolland to look over property which
| they recently bougnt
The Catholic residents are DESTROYS of
building a church in Flanders and an
Entertainment Thursday night was to
help raise money for that purpose.
Blue birds may be seem frequently on
Lords Point these delightful winter days,
and occasionally two beautiful pheasants
have been observed on the east side.
Elks' rummage and food sale, Tues
day Jan. 24.-adv.
The Camp Fire Girls of the United
Congregational church held a First Aid
meeting at the home of their guardian
Mrs. A. c. Freeman, Friday. evening.
About $50 patients at Norwich State
Hospital are able to enjoy the pictures,
which are being shown this winter as
usual on alternate Tuesday and Wednes-
: day evenings by Neil Crowley.
Canvassers at Mystic under the direc-
ton of George E Tingley of the west
side and Charles Foley of the east side
I have been successfully soliciting this
week for the Woodrow Wilson Founda-
a ton.
At a meeting Of Washington council,
: No. I. Jr., o. L. A NJ. of Noank held
Tuesday evening. the officers were seat
[ Cd in their respective chairs by Ralph
Chapman of Buckingham council, No. IA,
Norwich
Fr.dav afternoon the Woman's auxili-
a-H of Trinity Episcopal church held an
Interesting meeting. the programme con-
eidcrinr missions in China. The meet
ing was led by the rector Rev. J. Ell
dred Brown.
Elks' rummage. and food SALE Tues
day. Jan. 24-adv.
The Hungarian girl violinist who wa
too IL to keen her en- eagement in Nor
wich last wo4F<, Erl+Na Morini has
recovered and played with the Philhar
- monte Society at Carnegie hall, New
York, Thursday evening.
The Moosup Methodist church is II
celebrate Sunday its 18th anniversary
J., This Saturday evening the history o
the church will be presented in a pa
II geant about 80 persons participating. A
n go Sunday, Bishop Hughes vii; speak
ir Raymond o. Stone, formerly of Moos
q up. whose parents now live at Washing
ton. r. l.. has re-enlisted in the U.
= service and is now in Santo Domingo
rs When the war closed he was chief phar
of macsts mate and he Is now connissar
a. ir the hospital
A Hope Valley Young man, Paul
Lamphere, is still in the hospital
y Providence. but is MAKING fine progress
ar towards recovery following an OperduO
for Appendicitis. William D Webste
is substituting as bookkeeper at Mystt
= Woolen Mil No. during his absence
DO YOU want to sell your farm or CT
property. We have large list of custor
o~7 seeking farms and city prorert
e William F. Hill Agency, Thayer bull
u in".-adv.
Ie- Connecticut trappers and buyers a
M keenly interested in the February Fl
~ auction in New York where tie cole
Ill tions to be sold range from 80 pol;
M bears to $4,000 muskrats and fully
por cent. of the entire offering consis
ate OF pelts taken IN the current sea spr
itb catch.
red A prominent stonington man, Hen
)ne Robinson Palmer. spoke before the o
tai South club of Old South Church IN Be
ton, Monday night his subject bel
THE Decoration of Life" The pres
dent of the club is DR.. William
-s RobAv. Jr., who spends his summers
Us Stonington.
The During the past week DR.. Hugh
i Cam<1ell. sur- Sintendfnt at NEorwi-
les State tuberculosis Sanatorium, was
GOA Lancaster, Penn. to attend the funel
emf of Loui5 Dyer. relative DIR. Cam
and bell left Norwich Wednesday the II
The and returned Thursday, the 18th. sper
,er- ing several days in Philadelphia a
ses Central Pennsylvania.
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