Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02
VARIOUS MATTERS

1t Is daybreak now at 5.34.
Light vehicle lamps at 4.5s o'clock this
evening.
until Feb. 9Th.
The best moonlight nights during jan
uary will be from the 10th to the 18th.
The Loyalty class of Trinity Episco-
pal church has given $40 to the organ
fund
Norwich stores were well supplied with
choice fruit and vegetables for the New
Year trade
Local hotels and restaurants served a
very satisfactory number of New Years
dinners Sunday.
New Years hop in town hall, Whitman
! tic from 2 to 8. Peerless orchestra.
Features marathon dance.-adv.
| The Misses Lyons entertained family
party at dinner at their home on Nc
| Kinley avenue, New Years day.
| A Mystic correspondent notes that
Earl Walbridge Of West Virginia Is
spending a few days in the village
| The flowers at the United Congrega-
tional church. Sunday, were given In
memory Of Mrs. Thomas A. Holmes
The Otis Library reading room was not
opened Sunday afternoo nand the library
will be closed all day today (Monday)
AT the White Gift Christmas exercises
| of the Central Baptist church $251.05
was given by the various classes in the
Bible school.
Although the billy streets of Norwich
are covered with ice, New Years day
proved sunny and comfortable, the mer-
curry reaching 4S degrees.
parish, Miss Mary Driscoll president, had
planned a meeting Sunday afternoon but
it was deferred a month.
Clifford Beal, Childe Hassam and
Robert Vonnoh, Lyme artists, are among
those who will exhibit at the Tiffany gall
lery. New York this month.
Steamer Scythia, the Cunard liner on
which Mrs. William E. Perry, formerly
of Norwich is a passenger, was reported
as nearing Liverpool during Sunday.
Fire destroyed groceries of a recent
evening at Westminster, in the store
room of Frederick Lachapple, being
caused by the explosion of an oil heat
er.
A large delegation of the Holy Name
Society, James ]. Finnegan, president
received holy communion at the 7.5t
mass in st. Patricks church New Years
day.
Merchants were notified Saturday thai
the week beginning February 9Th is t.
be formal Fashion Week, IN preparation
for Easter, which comes late this yesr
April 18th.
The Sunday school of Trinity Episcopa
= church has given a formal vote o
thanks to Miss Matilda B. Randall, VIII,
provided the candy for the Christmas en-
: tertainment of the school.
Friends Of vernetts Cleveland o
s Northampton, formerly of Hampton
have received word of his recent mar
riage in New York. The bride is fron
the south and was a teacher.
A number of eastern Connecticut fami
lies are interested in the returning Amer
lean troops from .~Coblenz. 1000 sailing
= ;, from Antwerp Saturday for the Unite
4 States on board the transport Cantigny.
p The Connecticut D. A r., will presen
: TO the chapters of the national organi
+ cation the name of Mrs. John Laidlav
Buel state regent, as a candidate in 1872
for the office of vice president general o
the national society.
At Stonington, Richard Wilkinson
who will be 80 this month, is the sctiv
janitor of the Mistuxet club and a
money by the members in appreciation
Of his faithful work.
City Manager James z. Barlow, o
New London, who is at present residin
| at the Hotel Mohicar with his wife an
! daughter. has leased the house at %
Hampstead street. New London, fror
| Attorney Charles A. Gallup.
The United States civil service com
! mission announces an examination 70
typewriting repair man, either sex, ag
IS to so, for vacancies in the federal ser
vice at New York. Three registers vii
be established from this examination.
At meeting of Hebron Grange, NJ
Iii, held in Gilesd hall, Judge Edwin
Thomas of the L. S. district court, CAV
a forceful address. He suggested tina
the grange watchword be Forward, whic
he defined to mean Courage and Duty
The post office department saturda
appeale dta those receiving Christina
gifts and other remembrances of the sea
son to acknowledge them promptly I
order that the flood of tracers whic
usually follows the Christmas mail.
may be lessened.
The musical program Sunday at Par
church included the inspiring anthem b
Rogers. Give Ear to My Words o
Lord, and the hymn by Nichol, God !
Love, given by the quartette, Mrs Al
thur E. Story Mrs. Helen Whtford he
Ter, Eben Learned and William A Lunt
Miss Taft furnishing pleasing accompar
iments.,
Pequot summer resident Mr.
White, widow of Chief Justice Edwar
Douglas White, has sounded two scho
ships at Georgetown University in men
DRY of her distinguished husband, wi
: attended Georgetown in 1860, leaving h
studies to enter the Confederate arm