Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-16
Norwich, Thursday. March 10. 10as.
VARIOUS MATTERS


win be found in the classified advertis
ing page Of The Bulletin.
George Way is clearing away and lev
cling the last of the proving ground in
trenchnents near Saybrook Point
Painters are touching up the wood
work on the Chestnut street side OF tho
plant of the ]. B. Martin Company.
Large quantities. of floating ice ant
myriads of sea fowl are noticed in Lon
Island Sound by autonlooilists to thu
shore,
Nine. Fourier. A Broadway, millin-
cry opening. Chic trimmed hats, attrAc-
tive novelties, lowest prices-adv.
Agricultural shaIps are advising owners
of strawberry beds to make sure that they
head off any POSSIBLE pest of cal5ckweed
this month.
Pest office authorities are again re-
questing letter writer's to be sure that thu
number as well as the street, is corrsc,
in all addresses.
This week Hebron has lost two families
the Deans mo>Nlg to Baltic and the Ding
wells going to their newly purchased horls
in Willimantic.
An anniversary high mass of requiem,
fer Mrs. Mary Murphy was sung in st.
Patricke church Tuesday at o'clock By
the rector, REV M II. May.
|, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard J. Smith Of
New Haven have announced the en-
gagement OF their daughter, Mary A
ito Jerome NJ. Rice of Lyme
All the Noank otter trawlers were gu
early this week and did well The dras,
gers are at work now half way betweea
Point Judith and Block Island
In Hamburg, Ray Harding has deliv-
Cd "a 5N.ln Fl r. 49, ~.
lines of the Lyme Power Co. from Halls
Corner to the lower bridge.
This season about forty women are
receiving work from the employment
bureau of the United Workers, Mrs
Francis A. Bbdwell, chairman.
Franklin chapter, 40. A, r. A. NJ,
works the R. A. degree at Masonic
Temple tonight, beginning at 6.30.-adv.
The feast Of St Patrick, patronal sain
of the Norwich church, will be noted Fri
day by two masses in st. Patrick's church
at and O'Clock, the second high mass
At Trinity Methodist church Sunday
evening next, Willard w Keigwin, tn
Mystic tenor is to sing and Rev Jane.
NJ. Gage. area secretary for New EnglanS
, Will be the speaker
The new owners of the former Chris
church rectory and the original N0rto:
property adjoining on Washington street
have renovated, painted and greatly i'm
proved both houses
A meeting of Mystic community chorus
Charles D Geer Of Norwich, director, wa
| held Wednesday evening at the coGnmun
ity house to GS-fde a definite date for til
first public concert.
Catholic Womans club, Shamrock
Whist, Friday, March II, } p. m, at K.
Of c. Home Broadway. Admission 25c-
adv.
Word has been received at Tolland
the marriage Wednesday of las week {
Mrs. Emma Mack Of New jersey and MI
Booth Of BordentoWn. Mrs. Mack live
In Tolland a number of years.
At Gales Ferry, the family Of Latham
f. Smith has always been able to find som
| Of the earliest arbutIs, but so far thi
P season only buds have been discovered
while many Of the roots are dead
Wednesday afternoon, Comfort Circle 0
- the Kings Daughters met with the leader
T Mrs. Stanton W. Brown, of Nor,vic'
n Town, eight members attending. A uuIl
l. was tied and brief business meeting VIZ
r held.
+ The funeral Of Aaron BeciCwith wa
held Wednesday Afternoon at hds resi-
4 ldence, Clarke Lane Waterford. Re-
: George H. Strouse Of the Jordan Batl
q ltist church officiated Burial was in Jor
d dan cemetery.
n A group Of Waterford farmers. II
cluding Frank H. Kenyon, Clifford an
Truman Chapman Stanley Morgan, Ell
NEST Barrett and Hugh r. Whhtrna
flavc arranged for the purchase Of
J, spraying machine.
Anthony Morris Of Rockville was sen
1axrT I've 7fz5, to an -
q thirty days in jail. He must alsG pay II
taxable costs and dismantle his saloon II
was one of five arrested by the state an
local Police Monday.
Noanlz cod, fat, white halibut (east
ern fish,, shore haddock, bass and shad
fillet Of paddock, no bones, no waste
Powers Bros.
The March meeting of the vestry
Trinity Episcopal church w,
held Tuesday evening with Charles +
II Phelps, Of Oak street. the rector and eigf
J. merlbers being present. A social sessio
10 followed the business meeting.
Mrs. George Vincent, wife Of the Grt
" ton police captain, was taken Wedne:
day morning to the New London ho
l. pital where she will undergo an oper:
tion. Mrs. Vincent has been Ill fl
many years from heart trouble.
X with Easter only a little more than
D month off, wholesalers of Iressnaker
h supplies rerort that busir ess is beginnir
tn steam UP" perceptibly. The dernau
in certain quarters is said to be heavit
than ever before at this season of II
year
A young Japanese student from Welle
ley College. Kfkiwisan Ide, will tell som
thing Of the life of the educated Christia
- girl in her country, at a meeting Of Il
missions department Of the Woman
Guild Of the United Congregational chyrt
next week
A strawride party Of 20, arranged /
Capt. and Mrs. W. R. Dennison. Of HaDT
street, Norwich, went to Gardner Lake 1
moonlight Tuesday evening IN the b
wagon driven by Homer Davis, stogSoir
for lunch at bungalow at the Lake AT
reaching horne at a, m. Wednesday
Postmaster Bryan F. Maa1an Of N,
London, has concluded arrangemen
for the Transformation Of the old qua
tiers occupied by the National Bank
Commerce, in his Croker House bloc
into modern quarters for new conce
from Holyoie soon to occupy the pref
ises.
NJ, In New York Wednesday morning
10 o'clock. funeral services were he
at Grace Episcopal church for Robe
Bruce Ream, IA, son Of Robert C. a.
oe Priscilla M. Ream Of New York a
iy Stamford, a student at Pomtret soho
E. who died at Putnam Hospital frc
pneumonia. Burial was private.
The United States civil service co..
oe mission announces an examination
4 ,April 5, for Junior entomologist, man
: woman, under 40, for vacancies in t
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