Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-25

Light vehicle lamps at 6.62 o'clock
this evening.
Tomorrew Is shrove Sunday the Sun
day before the beginning of Lent.
large afesn opened long CLAIMS, ETC., at
Powers BroS-adv.
Mrs. Mary Pomeroy has been brought
from Moosup to Backus hospital i'll of
pneumonia.
Stores are already featuring a bewil-
dering variety OF favors novelties, post
cards, etc, for st. Patriclz's day.
The lateness Of Easter offers the pos
siblity, according to garment manufac-
turers, Of double seasons business.
At Mystic, Robert H. Nichols is SUI
fering from a case of blood poisoning
which has caused him to be confined to
his bed.
The increase in freight traffic che
past week was noticeably large on both
the New Haven and Hartford divisions
from Saybrook Junction.
Strawberries at Friedberg & Sons
fruit dealers, 81 Franklin street-adIv.
According to new ruling made by
the last annual conference the benevo-
iences year in all Methodist churches
closes the last Of February.
AL III o CLOCK OL. AdllHldS
Day, Rev. ]. Eldred Brown OBLIGATED at
the celebration of the holy communion
at Trinity Episcopal church.
Although the maximum temperature
Friday was A degrees and snow covers
fields and lawns, there was a decided
suggestion of spring in the air.
Telephone messages were received at
Mantle this week by Joseph Perrino
him that his son, Angelo, is i'll there
| with scarlet fever.
| Full line of silkine crochet and en-
broidery cotton, at Woman's Exchange.
adv.
At westchester on the 18th of this
month Henry Heff1on reached 81 and
was given birthday cake with lighted
candles. He lives with his daughter
Mrs. S. D. Brainard.
There are 2,7S7 patients at the State
! Hospital for the Insane at Mddletowr
and 113 on parole. The population o
tory. No difficulty is experienced IL
securing help.
Men and young girls from the Paw
tuxet Valley striking section were il
Moosup Tuesday soliciting aid for tn
strikers At the noon hour AMI at nigh
they were about with their cash boxes
calling Help the strikers, pieaser'
The committee in charge of the whis
given Washingtons birthday for tn
benefit of the poor of st. Patrick
parish by the Rosary society, Mrs. JON
A. Moran, president, expects to realiz
at least S11S from the evenings enter
tainment.
Personal tax collectors office will b
o'5en tonight Monday and Tuesday unit
O'Clock to receive personal taxes. TIL
fact you did not receive a bill dies no
excerpt you from this tax.-adv
The Atlantic division of the Amer
can Red Cross through its director c
chapter production Mrs. NJ E. Bake
has made urgent apDea1 for wash cloth
for the public health hospitals and sar
itariums. which are caring for ex-seI
vice men.
R. D. Burns Old saybrook postma:
ter. has been advised by tn ecollector
internal revenue that deputy coIlectc
Will be at the town clerks Office in I'll
Saybrook town hall, Wednesday. Marc
,, 1. to assist in the preparation Of til
1921 income tax returns.
, Local employees of the New Have
, railroad have received notice of IL
federal labor board. The new rule
now in force, eliminate sick leave wi
. ! pay and pay for holidays and tv
weeks vacatio neach year.
A woo'en season for spring seer
V practically assured in the garme
Y trade. This is credited chiefly to t
d vogue for tweed fabrics, but the unce
tainty of silk prices has also played t
part in moving buyers to prefer me
chandise where values are less unst
tied.
II Miss Vera Huntington of Mansfe
l. and VIII Rrainard of Westchester we
"a married at the home of Miss Huntin
ton on Friday evening Feb. "a. at
o'clock. They left Wiliimantic on t
= midnight train for a trip to Californt
T''ey eXpect to be gone a couple
months at least.
Two cases of the newest malady. h
coughs, have been reported in Noar
one of the patients having been affet
ed since last Sunday and the 9th
since Tuesday. There seems to be
remedy which relieves the trouble a
authorities claim that it will last FRI
a week to ten days.