Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
VARIOUS MATTERS

i; Light vehicle lamps at 5.53 o'clock this evening
 l 1cicles three-qusrters Of 2 yard long fringe many roofs about town. Triple Link whist, [ o. O. F. hall. to- night, ? nl--adv.
 The February moon Is In It's last {, m. l The Norwich State Tuberculosis Sam atoriurn Is caring for 155 patients just now.
 The seats have been pSced in the new theater building on the east side at Mystic.
 Frank Palmer. one Of voluntown's dogs recently.
 Food sale, W. R. C., Buckingham Me norial today ?. nl-adv.
 The street departments men were kept busy with snowplow and shovels during Thursday.
 The Bass CleS society Of Norwich is to give g concert at Wheeler school, North Stonington this month.
 half dozen sletghs chimed their 1 bells in the midst of the automobile traffic about the city Thursday.
 Regular meeting. K. Of C., tonight at o'clock.-adv.
 While the flakes were flying Thurs day, dsffodiIs and pussy willows were featured in the florists windows.
 The sun did not set until 5.21 Thurs day and then the rosy-streaked sky was beautiful by contrast with the snow.
 Food sale today by Y. M. c. A Auxili- ary. e. III. Pend1eton 's.-adv.
 The Potter place at saybrook Point owned by H. B. Mann, has been sold to New York purchasers.
 Workers appreciate the lengthening days, the addition Of an hour and a
 half enabling may to reach home by
 daylight.
 During a stormy day like Thursday
 merchants could not do much beyond
 getting stock in readiness for the com
 ing Dollar Day.
 | Since the snowfall the pheasants have come from the bushland south Of
 the railroad and feed from the waste
 grain at the sheep troughs at Lord s
 Hill.
 one-third off on Pyra1in Ivory 5 Day
 only. The Lee & Osgood Co.-adv- Capt. Archie Wilcox left Noank this week for New York en route for Ger . many and will have command Of 2 :. steamship plying between New York
 and Hamburg.
 e II. O.. Clough superintendent of l. schools in Vernon, spoke at the meeting $. of Ellington Mems Union Tuesday eve q hing. telling of the value of manual - training in the schools p Holland residents Mir and Mrs 0 Frederick s. Carpenter and Judge Ed j. wir s. Agard have taken a furnished o apartment in Hartford and will spend r the next two months there. g Scarlet fever made it's appearance 1T o Old Lyme last week among some of tht e school children. Quick action by th' y town nurse and doctor enabled tho s, schools to continue sessions. U Thursdays snow. storm compelled an /. other postponement of the twenty - fourth birthday celebration of Comfor - Circle of the Kings Daughters, thi. e time to Washington's Birthday. n Gillette razor and Twin -Iex stroppe1 - for $500, 5 day only. The Lee & Osgoet .a Co.-adv.
 lo The pottery class at Norwich Ar T School. which meets Thursday afternoon
 and is composed of adult members.
 doing excellent work this year. Tn
 class Is taught by Miss Watrous. V. At mid-week worship in the Unite
 Congregational church ItuNsday eve O. ming the subject considered was Tn 70 Book of Amos, the pastor, Rev. Alexan A der A. Abbott leading the meeting. .s It is noted by the Middletown Pres ,o that Samuel ?. Willard Of Colchester +b of the state board cf educa jon, was i
 M.ddletown Wednesday and issued fou .s working certificates to school children nt Leading Helpful Lives was the top ii- of the service in Park church chapel o en Thursday evening. Rev. Dr. s. H. How il having charge. MT. Learned led tn d. singing the pianist being Miss Eele
 Burdick.
 rs The agent of the state board of edr a. cation, Archibald W Buchanan of Mans s- field Center. made his customary visit { Norwich Thursday afternoon and had io number Of applications for working ce, CT tificates.
 n5 Universal and Thernos lunch kits an n- bottles at greatly re1gced prices. 5 da
 only. The Lee 6 OSgoo1 Co.-adv J. Connecticut manufacturers will O. represented at the luncheon followir it's the meeting of the Textile Color Cal he association of the United States In, he Wednesday. March 1. at the Hotel 4 vii tor. New York.
 The New England pastoral coufe
 euce, being held in Danbury at u ,n- Emmanuel Lutheran church, with u Is Rev. F. L. GIaser, of Meriden, presi ue ing, is attended by Rev. Ewald Wenzt -ds of New London. es Mystic Country Club met Thursd: at evening. The committee in charge w 'ly. MT. and Mrs. Victor Grinneu, Mir. al ue, Mrs. John P. Gray, Mrs. John S. Rat ru- bone, Mrs. Walter T. Fish, Miss Ma 'ur garet A. Bindloss, Eugene B. Seaman ,Lo l. is well known that Yawgoog Ia, -H0 has fine bathing facilities in sumnt
 but Ebert Stanton Of Hope Wall . claims the honor of being the first
 take dip in the cool waters in wi Z ters, which came about while he V @ tilt fishing recently.
 The United States civil service commi
 sion announces for March an exanir
 tion for photographer, dry or wet plat
 photographer, at SLIGO to s1.40o a yes
 either sex. over IS years Of age, for V
 cancies In the departmental servit
 Washington.
 Despite the bad weather. we were fc \ tunate to get select line of choice sto '. this week. as live Noank cod, green eas eru halibut (not western frozen), Spani
 nnackereL Carolina noe sIlad, more of tn
 choice founder steak. shore haddock, s
 trout. tileflsh, choice fresh caught blu u choice stock long and round clans
 plenty. also expecting fresh sca1lops
 Powers Bros' Two phones. 11z or q IL --adv.
 ! The home Of Mrs Julia Perkins
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