Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-01
VARIOUS MATTERS

III ls dayDreak now at BIZ.
Light vehicle lamps at 5.ss o'clock this
evening.
February begins With day exactly |
ten hours dong.
The census of Backus hospitaal Tues |
day showed 81 patients.
Arrangements are being made for val
entine socials and dances
Mooseheart Legion whist Thursday |
evening at Moose Home.-adv
The best moonlight nights during Feb
ruary viii be from the 10th to the 14th.
The last month of the winter season
and the shortest month of the year be-
gins today.
| Again Tuesday the mercury rose to
| 40 degrees and warm sun carried off
much Of the snow and fee.
| 1t is expected that DR.. A. w. Mar
] tin, of China, will address the n1id-week
| meeting at Trinity Methodist church
The women's prayer meeting at the
/ Central Baptist church Tuesday after
noon was led by Ms Arthur wyrnan.
Papers received Tuesday from Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Mabrey, located them at 400
Second street, North. St. Petersburg, Fla.
Tomorrow (Thursday) is the Feast of
| the Publication of the Blessed Birgtn
Mary, popularity known as Candlemas
| Day.
From Piainfeid, MRS wired Gard
ner and Master Sidney Gardner were in
Westerly recently to attend the funeral
of a relative.
Most of the r. F. D. carriers out of
the Norwich post office have had long
and tedious trips over icy roads during
the past week.
hrir nd he
: pretty cyclamen and gay cinerrar4a
and continue to have many orders for
plants as gifts.
A wonderful psychic, Isabel Bradley,
Spiritual Academy, sunday.-adv.
When the Camp Fire Girls meet at
the Community house. Friday evening,
they are TO have an Astronomy talk by
W. Tyler Olcott.
Steamer Adriatic, in the cruise of
which there is local interest, was report
ed Tuesday as having reached Alexan-
dria, Egypt, January 9th.
The United States civil ser~ice commits
sion announces examinations for senior
engineer, grade 2. s2.100-$2 ,7c0, for va
/ csncies in the interstate commerce COM
mission.
William Hale, baggagemaster Of the
Valley division. accompanied by his
| wife, plans to leave Saybrook Point in
: few days for two months visit to
Florida
II is mentioSed at Old Lyme that g
7" local electrician is wiring the house re-
=. Gently purchased and being remodelet
y by Thomas Ball of Old Lyme in Lily
:, Pond Hollow.
= The state department of public wei
: fare has decided not TO give any insti
V tuition, organization or association au
e | thorization to license homes where chill
n | dren may be boarded out.
s. 1t is mentioned by a Rocky Hill cor
a | respondent that Mrs Thomas Elliot
spent the week end in Danielson an
in visited several other places before he
2 return home Tuesday evening.
l. Do you want to sell your farm or cit
p property We have large list Of custom
1e ers seeking farms and city propert
William F. Hill Agency, Thayer buildin
adv.
From oneco, Mrs Grace A. swe'
"A attended the recent district librar
meeting at Norwich, and gave repol
- of the progress toward the Free Pull
ne lie library for the town Of Sterling.
81 There will be the celebration of II
-. holy communion at Trinity Episcop
~ church Thursday morning by the recto
/, Rev. ]. Eldred Brown, in annu
- observance of the Feast of the Purifc
II, ton.
Moosup resident, Mrs. Mary Lay
,rt ,ess, is recovering from an operation f
,e re removal of cataracts from DO
Ill eyes She is at the home of her daugl
q ter. Mrs. Alfred Greaves in Newpo
,g R. I.
q David E. Doyle & Son have purchas
lief the lumber in the Noank plant of t
Groton Iron Works, the purchase
volving every piece of lumber at t
plant except what is In the three part
completed hulls.
The February issue Of The Connectic
ar Citizen appeals to the 225 900 menbt
ON Of the Protestant church in Connectic
Ms 0 bend all their energies and use tn
. influence to see that prohibition is
IN reality as well as a law requirement
- Not the least of the official worr
80 of Supt. Frank H. Beede. formerly
80 Willimantic, now of New Haven pub
81 schools is the weather The question
~ whether there should be school s
ma ma sions or not on stormy days is man
sided, according to Mr.. Beede.
nee. The house at Hope Valley, R. l., VIII
the was the birthplace Of Prudence Crand
r,cb Canterbury Quakeress school teach
ous who. in 1893 was prosecuted by
neighbors because of her kindness
colored people, was sold last week
Paul Pukas, native Of Poland
TED Owing to the new railroad SEIZED
-esi- the New Haven Dairy Co. laid off t
rust men Saturday. No man from Ans
had will ride in the milk car SO the Da
and Co. will send up a man from New ]
d. ven to work in the milk house and
ents down to New Haven in the milk CT
thf At the government lahoratorv
ar washington former Norwich N
hell | Prof. Josenh A. Amber. has been do
20 valuable work investigating the comm
cial properties Of common cornc
ged which now two University of wiscor
81 professors and yield acetic and la
at acids.