Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-09
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Norwich, Monday, Jan. .. 1922.
VARIOUS MATTERS

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Heavy frost covered the roofs and
walks Sunday morning.
Skating has been good on Bushnell
pond, Thamesville, for several days.
The promised drop of two cents n gal
on in the price OF gasoline pleased mo-
florists 3at-i~ay
Ice on John H. Ford's ponds at East
Great Plain is eight inches. He hopes
to begin cutting Tuesday.
Tho receipts at the New London post
Office during the past year showed de-
crease Of s1,647 below those Of 1920.
Saturdays trade left the merchants in
many lines feeling good natured, for most
Of the shoppers proved good spenders.
During Sunday afternoon Miss Ida H.
Leffingwen was in charge of the Otis IL
brary reading room. registering "a VS.
itors.
New York critics Sunday praised the
latest volume by H. WHter Bynner, for
merly of Norwich. which is entitled Gren-
stone Poems.
1t has been announced at the United
church that the flowers for January are
in charge of Mrs. William H. Dawley's
Sunday school class.
Robert W Huntington of the Norwich
family and Nathan D. Prince. whose
home is in Danielson, are active in the
babies health campaign in Hartford
Early risers Sunday found the mer-
curry at 10 degrees, or under. BY noon
1t had risen to "a degrees. There was
no wind and the day proved pleasant.
Dinner served daily. except Sundays,
Norwich Girls Community Club Cafe
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A 15-pound fox known as the cross
species was captured in trap near
Witch woods at the east of Stonington
borough the other day by John Gieser.
The B. Y. P. Z. topic at the Central
Baptist church Sunday evening was
Utilizing Opportunities. The leader for
the Intern ediates was Miss Amy March.
The hospitality committee now serving
at Trinity Methodist church Is Mrs.
James c. Macpherson, Mrs Wilbur Bald
win, Miss Edith A Fellows and Mrs, Guy
=. Dolbeare.
The CHEEKY Christmas wreaths and
| other decorations continue in windows
and on doors at local homes, custom
sanctioning their retention until Candle
mas day. Feb I'd.
At Noank the main topic of discussion
at the waterfront is a 500-pound sword
! fish reported caught in a trawl set 40
miles southeast Of Block Island last week
by the Boston sloop Prior Townsend
At Washington at the week end. wher
Mrs. ]. Mayhem Wainwright was hostess
at luncheon, having as her guest Princess
| Cantacuzene. in the company was South
| Coyentrys summer resident. Mrs. Henry
F. Dimocl.
Plenty of sugar viii be available a
moderate prices during the current year
according to a statement by the Fedora
Sugar Refining company in re ~ q
worldwide conditions In the industry
and sent to wholesalers.
Since the city of New London hired
manager, in the brief space of thre'
months. four Investigations of affairs con
corning the members Of the police foro
| have been made and two Of the police
men have been disciplined.
/ A Hartford Sunday paper pictured thu
cotton mills at Wauregan and wrote III
| this model village. which has prosperet
since coming unde rthe control of tn,
father Of the present owners, Col. ]
Walter and ]. Arthur Atwood.
A native Of Willimantic, Rev Eugen,
Cryne. Of the Immaculate Conception
parish Waterbury. has been appointed t,
the board Of charities of that city for
term Of six years. The appointment wa
made by Mayor F. P. Guilfoile.
According to reports filed with tn
state motor vehicle department. Their
was more drunkenness among those VIII
drove automobiles last year than eve
before. The revocation of licenses TO
that offense increased 221 per cent.
The offertory at Trinity Episcopa
church Sunday morning so pleasingI
given by the choir was Lead. Kind
Light, the singers being Mrs. Lloyd C
buckingham Mrs. Reuben P. Potter, Al
thur r. Blacl1ledge and James J. Moor,
Miss Wightman at the organ.
Mrs. f. A Harris. contralto, returne
to Park church choir Sunday. having re
covered from illness. The uuartette. Mr..
Arthur E. Story. Mrs. Harris, Ebe
Learned and William A. Lund, gave 81
Jesus Redeemer," arranged from Kos5ha
by the late Bella P. Learned, Eben Learn
ed having the tenor solo.
Fanny Ledyard chapter, D. A. R.. G
Mystic. has elected to the coming Cont
mental congress Mrs. Carl Cutler. the re
gent, first delegate. and her alternate
are Mrs John F. Moves, Mrs. G, Abe,
Thompson and Mrs Amy Bradley. Mr.,
A. o. Colby. second delegate; alternate
Mrs Abby Matthews, Mrs. Ira C. Hoxj
and Mrs. Williams.
Owing to the large sale Of tickets 70
the musical comedy, "All Aboard" +
be given in Davis theatre, Monday jar
} 9Th, under the auspices Of the K. Of {
t and /. Of C., it has been decided TO RI
: a matinee. Tickets for same NAV h
secured at box office any time Monda,
Entr lower floor ST., balcony so cent,
no seats reserved. Curtain rises prompt
? " at o'clock.-adv.
At the chapel of ST. Joseph's conven
Hartford, last week, twelve Sisters {
Mercy pronounced their final vows an
1 nine their annual vows. Ri Rev. Bishc
: J. g. Murray presided at the professio,
Among those taking final vows was Re,
tina Brophy, Norwich, In religion Sist.
= Mary Rose Vincent. The young ladi.
who received the holy habit included mi,
Catherine Mcmahon, Norwich, sist.
Mary Francis de Sales.
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