Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-16
VARIOUS MATTERS

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evening.
Watch your stepw was the slogan
in the suburban sections Sunday.
From 2s degrees Saturday to 40 de-
grees Sunday was the temperature range.
| As is his custom, Henry F. Palmer, of
Norwich, Is passing the winter in Flori-
| da
Elks' rummage and food sale Tues
day, Jan. 24-adv.
Children have had several days of good
| skating on Bushnell pond, Thames
Vile.
The warm sun of Sunday did much
| to soften up the Ice crust or the coun-
try roads.
During Sunday afternoon Miss Lillian
NJ. Cross was In charge Of the Otis IL
brary reading room, recording 1872 visi-
tors.
Although the Thames river is coated
wis Ice, steamer Cape Cod got away
for New York at her regular time Sun
day afternoon.
Eggs have taken drop to 10 cents at
! Old Lyme. They have not been above
so cents there, while in the cities they
have been 81 and over.
The flowers at the United Conrega-
P Bishops Sunday school class, IN mem
ory Of Mrs. Will L. Stearns.
The Bulletin Saturday gave John Tro-
land more honors than he is entitled to,
He is in his S0th year, net So as stated.
Sunday being his 18th birthday.
At the Central Baptist church Sunday
at $50 p. m. the B. Y. P. U. topic was
| God In Our Lives" and the leader for
the seniors was Carl W. Brend.
Carl f. Weeks has sold Lot 1903 on
Quarry Path, Lords Point to John o.
Fox of Putnam. Mr.. Fox plans to build
as soon as the weather will permit.
A Holland resident, Charles Cunther.
VINO was injured while loading hay, is
getting on well, and it is expected that
he will be able to sit IN before long.
Elks' rummage and food sale Tues
day, Jan. 24,-adv.
Mahon P Avery, master of Somers
grange and Mrs. Charles NJ eager, lee
! turer, attended the meeting of the State
Grange in Waterbury. the past week.
Renovation and painting have been
completed at the residence of Mrs Hen
nv f. Haskell on Broadway, one of the
, attractive and substantial homes in that
section.
Word was received last week of the
death, In Montague Mass, Of Benjamin
Miner. a former resident of Mystic and
: who had spent many summers in that
; village.
s It has been announced that ST. Mar
gsret's Guild of Trinity Episcopal church
netted $3.50 from its sale of Christmas
! cards. This was in charge of Mrs c.
/; V. Pendleton.
The flag at the X. of C. Home and
hat h. e ~
I, on Main street, were at half staff
. Sunday because Of the death of CZstair
E Charles J. Conneii.
: Do you want to sell your farm or cit,
property We have a large list Of Gus
| toners seeking farms and city property
o William F. Hill Agency, Thayer Bldg
d adv.
n Steamer Adriatic for the MEDITERRANEAN
= on which Rev. Frederick R. S. DesSur
= ault Of Occum. is a passenger. was re.
l. ported Sunday s nearing Madeira, OF
< the way to Gibraltar.
The Missions department of Parl
church is collecting worn garments 70
= the school a Plea SAINT Hill. Tennessee
= where fire DESTROYED dormitory. leav
II ing some Of the boys nearly destitute.
:. A Hartford paper had a picture 0
lie Santa Claus GHugh Campbell. father o
Dr. Hugh r. CsmDbelD having his pro
= to taken with the patients at Norwic
= State tuberculosis Sanatorium, also de
&c livering gifts to the bedsides Of some
j. Miss Anna K. Shea the Washingto
"A Artist has completed portrait valued a
ar $4,000 Of Bishop Thomas J. Shaha
If and the late Cardinal Gibbons, to h
"a placed in the Catholic university, Wa sh
"A ington. a fact of interest to Bisho
- Shahan's Norwich relatives
l. Flks' rummage and food sale Tues
day Jan. 24-adv.
! The men of the Norwich Fire depart
~ ment who had contributed handsom
>, amount to purchase flowers, decide
" Sunday to send The sum instead as
p testimonial to the family Of Capt. Charlie
le ]. Cornell, of Spruce street, and thi
nc very gracious. act was done, with mes
~ sage of sympathy and good will
ID The flowers at Trinity Method!
10 church Sunday large basket of beat
~ tifuI lilies and carnatlons-were i
memory of Horace Hastings Allen, so
of Dr. and Mrs. ]. H Allen, today Jar
~ uary 10th, being the third anniversar
Of his death. After the services the
~ were sent to sick members Of the churel
The United States civil service con
mission announces an exan1dnatio
either sex, age Is to So, for vacanci
Of In the public health service througho
70 the United States at $720 a year, phi
III quarters, subsistence and laundry,
,a $3.50 without quarters, subsistence al