Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11
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Saturday. March II, 1929.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 619 O'Clock
this evening.
The March moon 1uals Monday the 18th |
at STA a. m.
DabolTs Almanac promises a day of
high winds today. the 18th.
St Constantine Is com1nemorated in
the church calendar today Saturday.
Noted psychic Isabel Bradley, Spiritual
Academy, Sunday and ATonday.-adv.
Tomorrow Sunday and Monday bring
the oath anniversary of the big blizzard
OF 1888.
A day of rain Friday put a crimp in
trade for which merchants hope today
business will compensate.
This week the meeting of st. Marga-
ret's Guild of Trinity Episcopal church
was held Friday evening
It is noted at Thompson Hill that
Fred Herrick is talking of hiring a man
to gather eggs for him as ne gets over a
hundred daily.
Connecticut and Rhode Island are the
only states now which have not ratified
the Federal Prohibition amendment, since
New Jersey ratified Thursday, 33 to "a
The Moosup fire department is to hold
| tag day today Saturday on the ar
| rival of the new chemical hoping to raise
$500 and clear of the debt on the machine
The thick Ice which has covered GUAM
baug Cove for several weeks has disap-
peared, so that Capt Joseph Wilbur of
Lords Point is again able to get oysters
there.
Rummage and food sale. Monday af-
| ternoon at $50, across from Young's
| market.-adv,
Lyme library recently received its first
catalogues. They were generously compil-
| ed free by Mrs. ]. L. Raymond, and now
are at the library for free distribution to
PATRONS.
The El7worth League cabinet of Trinity
Methodist church held a meeting at the
parsonage on Williams street Friday even
ing. Miss Isabel Shearer is president Of
the league.
For the regular Friday evening Lenten
services at st. Patricks church-the Way
Of the Cross and Benediction of the Blessed
sacrament-RdY. Philip J. Mooney was
the officiating clergyman.
Alfred Kirschner of grade won first
honors among the boys in a recent spell
ing contest in grades 7 and Of Sterling
grammar school. Henry Burton of grade
8 was awarded second prize.
Mrs. E. N Alderman of New York who
spent last summer on Bill HILL Old Lyme.
has rented the stone cottage owned by
Charles Chadwick on the bank of the Con
necticut river. near the state bridge.
The Six Church conference is to hold its
spring meeting with the Congregational
churc hat Jewett City Wednesday, April
5, at 1890 a. m. Rev. w C. Prentiss OF
Plainfeld will preach the morning ser
mon.
Blue Point and Mun1ford Cove oysters
lc}5sters, jumbo finnan haddie and seal
lops at Powers Bros.-adv.
An anniversary high mass of requiem
for Mrs. Julia Shea was sung in st
Patrick's church Friday at o'clock by
the rector, Rev M. H May, relatives and
friends of the family assisting at the ser
vices.
Florists here got the tip that the frs
Bermuda lilies reached New York Thurs
day, on steamer Araguaya. In g short tint
the steamers will be bringing thousand.
of these Ascension lilies for the Easte,
trade
An exchange mentions that Richard c
Henple, superintendent OF the poultry de
art1nent at Branford Farms, Easter
Point, for the past six years has resigned
to go TO Oakland Poultry farms at Tren
ton, N. J.
+, the children, at Coventry, a speaking an.
spelling contest planned has been postpon
ed The contest will be held at Chat e
hall in the north parish, on d date to b.
decided later.
: Since Tuesdays rain the stretch c
: highway between North Stonington AM
= White Rock Is as good as iut9assable. s
2 that motorists complain with emphasis o
the neglect of the authorities In maxim
it fit for traffic.
n Woodstock's promfnent resident. Herber
o Bowen, whose health has been in a. pre-
It carious condition for some time is some
: what improved A heart specia list fror
( Massachusetts hospital spent two night
! last week at his bedside.
It Thursday at Belleair Heights, Fla, Mis-
: Glenna. Collect of Providence, an Easter
0 Point champion, won the women's cham
pionship of Belleair when she defeate
Mrs. Caleb A. Fox of Huntington Vale
in the final round by and 5.
The Central Village fire company has re
ceived a check for $50 from the Lawto
Mil Co, of Plainfbeld The company wa
called there few weeks ago to assist q
the fire at Lawton Inn. This Is the lars
est check for services rendered that til
company has ever received.
Friday was the S5th birthday of LIZ
ander Brown, who makes his home wit
his daughter, Mrs. Marshall Jewett, 5
Church street, Norwich. Mr.. Brown sery
ed In the Civil war, in the Third Regimen
General Edward Harland and in Colon,
Augustus c. Tyler's brigade. He was
the first battle of Bull Run.
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