Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
 Norwich, Saturday, Feb. IS. 1929.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Agnt Vehacle lamps at 5.54 o'clock this evening.
 Tomorrow is Sexagesima Sunday, about sixty days before Easter.
 Before the snowfall, ice cutting was stil lgoing on the suburbs.
 See the new huffed rugs at the wo- mans E~-~hange.-adv.
 Members of the Menis club of Trinity Episcopal church are rehearsirg for a variety show.
 TemIerature of eight and ten degrees be- low zero was reported at Gales Ferry Friday morning.
 Miss Harrington is receiving steady payments of the s2oO personal tax, which must be paid before March 1st.
 Some of the milkmen might have sold their milk in sticks, as is done in Russia, 1t froze 50 quickly Friday morning
 Ia off on pyralin ivory day only. The Lee & Osgood Co.-adv
 A Voluntown woman Mrs. William Bit good. who is nearly 80, recently pieced a quilt of 912 blocks for childrs crib.
 Plainfeld correspondent mentions that Mrs. Charles A Jerome has been Ill with grip and is still confined to the house
 The Camp Fire girls of the United church, Mrs. A c. Freeman, guardian, held a ceremonial meeting in the Com munity house, Friday evening.
 l. is stated that the number of Christ mas seals sold by the district nurse as- sociation of the village of Moosup for the year ending Jan 31. 1922, was SOILS.
 Staple merchandise for immediate use at great savings. Grand Sale Remnant Store.-adv.
 New York society papers stated Friday that Mrs. Norman B. Ream of Thompson, who is at the Chatham, is sailing this | week for Bermuda to remain several | weeks.
 Postmasters throughout the state re- ports ready sale of the United States | treasury certificates of the small denom- nations, twenty-five and one hundred | dollars
 Gillette razor and Twinplex stropper for $500, day only. The Lee Os- good Co.-adv.
 The fact that Washingtons birthday comes in the middle of the week this year will prevent many city visitors from taking a holiday outing in Connecticut as usual.
 In the Moos1q Methodist church at the Sunday evening service District Superin- tendent Rev w H. Bath, of Norwich will preach. After the service the uart erly conference will be held
 Dollar Day bargains that can only b, found at Markows Grand Sale Rem. nant Store.-adv.
 A member of the executive committe, for the highly successful annual ball hex Thursday night in New York by the So ciety of BeauX-Arts Architects, wa George s. Chappcl, of New London.
 The importance of farmers trade is in dicated by the statement in The Bulletin Lebanon news. that the Farmers Co-ct2 erative Exchange purchased total O $20,7S749 in supplies the lpast yearN
 This year the childrens Saturday clas at Norwich Art school is verysuccessfu and enthusiastic the directress of th school, Mrs. Guy Warner Fla stman, hay ing enrolled twenty-four children.
 Meeting of Rev. Daniel Mullen Assem ply at K. of c. home on Broadway, a o'clock Sunday afternoon.-adv. While the Norwich selectmen are re ceiving a few extra calls for aid iron familtas and individuals, because of un employment and the severe weather, tn demands are no more numerous than ar to be expected this winter
 The only bad drifts along the trolIe, | llH'S nave bten near the W ftcn Haze mill, at UnCasville. A plow had to b sent from the GreenevilIe carhdase at tel o'clock Thursday night to clean cut tn snow there which was up to the car steps
 Because of influenza among the in mates the Connecticut state prison a Wethersfield has been kept closed to tn public by the prison officials. T7vent prisoners have been reported i'll and tn officials immediately closed the gates t visitors
 Universal and Thermos lunch kits an l bottles at greatly reduced prices da only. The Lee & Osgood Co.-adv. The United States Civil Servic Commission announces an examinatio on March for auditor, Income Ia Unit, Bureau of Internal Revenue Treasury Department. In the Incom Tax Unit, Washington, and as revenu . agent or inspector in the thirty-fiv field divisions throughout the Unite States at entrance salaries rangin Y from $1,8OO to $3,0Oo 8 year.