Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-02
VARIOUS MATTERS

ms SnauOW!
w. C. T. U. food sale at Pendleton's,
As broadway Friday, Feb. 3rd.-adv.
The pupils of the Amston Model school
are planning to give patriotic enter
tainment during February.
As Hncoln's Birthday, February 18TH
falls on Sunday this year it will be just
right for patriotic services.
The planet Neptune becomes an even
ing star February g. Uranus becomes a
morning star February 2s.
The Marriott paving cutters recently
completed a 100000 job in Providence
and returned home to Oneco.
At the recent annual parish meeting
of Trinity Episcopal church, Norwich,
several women were made voters.
Franklin chapter, No. 4, r. A. M,
works the mark master degree at Ma
sonic temple at TAO tonight.-adv.
The Connecticut Veterinary Medical
association held its annual meeting at the
Hotel Garde, in Hartford, Wednesday.
The mid week subject for considera-
ton at the United Congregational
church is ''Palestinian Life in the Eighth
Century B. c."
During Wednesday, Miss Maude L.
Pettigrew, kindergarten teacher in the
Harbour school. New London, was Wis
iting schools in Norwich.
What had started in to be poor sea-
son for dealers in rubber footwear has
been changed to a satisfactory one by
| the snow and Ice storms.
A Mystic girl. Miss Bessie Ben
| dett has gone to New York as
| nurse in Beth Israel hospital, from
| which she was recently graduated
| Choice scallops extra fine green east
| ern white ha1ibut. Phone ia or III, and
| we will tell you about more varieties
equally as nice. Powers Bros.-adv.
| Local people who have visited their
| shore cottages have been surprised to
find comparatively little damage result
| ing from the recent severe storms.
Dense fog early Wednesday morning
crystallized on shrubs and vines. AS
the sun appeared after 8 o'clock, the fog
turned to fakes, which fell like diamond
dust.
A high mass of requiem on the first
anniversary of the death OF Joseph T
II Tanning was sung in st. Patrick's
church Wednesday at 8 o'clock by Rev
Myles p. Calvin.
Trappers and buyers In Connecticut
have been keen to get their collections
of pelts to New York in advance of the
seventh annual winter auction next week
when SO 000,0 900 worth of skins will be
displayed.
Do you want to sell your farm or cit,
property? We have large list of custom
ers seeking farms and city property. VIII
liam F. Hill Agency, Thayer Bldg.-adv
Rummage sale at Buckingham Memo
rial, 10 a. m. Saturday.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lewis and Mis-,
Anna Florine Lewis. who have beer
travelling in California the past year
expect to return and will occupy theil
cottage, The Refuge. at Lords Point
the coming season.
Edward Church, of Stafford Springs
has resumed his appearances with thu
May GUILTY concert dancers, dancing will
them at their various reoitals, to b,
given at their Little Theatre, New York
throughout the year.
Preliminary steps toward a recon.
mendation of the remaining of some O
the streets and the REMEMBERING of thu
houses of Groton borough We're taken a
special meeting of the warden anC
burgessas held this week
The following pupils were perfect il
attendance at the Pleasant Valley schoo
Daring January: David Burgess, William
Spicer, Edward Perkins Harry Nelson
Anton Rowley. Kenneth Rowley, Donal
Newall and Linwood Farrell.
Shad roes cod cheeks. large Canada
smells, swordfsh. halibut Spanish an
native nackerel. This is only part of m
stock Come in and see what I have. NJ
goods speak for themselves Broadwa
| Fish Market 40 Broadway.-adv.
A new mail schedule has gone into Ell
| feet at Ellington. The mails will b
carried by trolley to and from Rock
vile, arriving on the cars due in Filing
ton at S.45 a. m. and 4.45 p. m. an
leaving at a. m. and els p. m.
A childrens' division conference fc
parents and workers in the Grad
Roll, Beginners. Primary and Junior d.
partments of the church school is to
held in the Methodist church, New Lor
don, February 3rd, at 4.30 and 7.45
m.
The water in the new Chesbro II
pond in Fishtown. near Noank, is safe
use as a source for ice, according to IL
report Just made by the state depar
ment of health, after analyzing sample
taken from the pond and the brook thi
supplies it.
A United States Civil Service exam
nation will be held Feb. Is for assistal
in date scale eradication, either Sc
- age IS to SIS, for vacancies Inv the Fe
eral Horticultural Board, Department
Agriculture, for duty IN the field, at 81
6, 600 to $1,000 year.
10 Catholic clergymen from Eastern Co
necticut were in Hartford Wednesday
attend the funeral of Rev. Stephen
Kenney for twelve years assistant past
of the Church >of the Immaculate Co
eeetien. who died Monday at st. Franc
n n; hospital after long Illness.
When Comfort Circle of the KIM
g Daughters met with Mrs Edward
Greene, of Warrington avenue, Mrs. Sta
70, ton w Brown presiding, 10 members a
6 visitors were present and sewing a
q. patchwork was done. Two new mel
as bers were voted in Wednesday afternoc
A former Norwich man, Charles Am
Johnson, of New Haven, former alum
IL association secretary at Trinity cole
and a member of the class Of 1892
loaned to the natural history museum
well-nounted specimen of a Newfour
IN land caribou. Mr.. Johnson shot
caribou himself.
r. Stafford seectmen have secured IF,
> the Central Vermont Railroad Co,
h lease for a strip of land, - feet WI
running from Haymarket square to
- river south of the lot to be used for
i new town and borough building to
Z erected The lease is to run for eS yei
i and the price Is 81 a year.
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81 Treated to ALASKA Ice Cream Cones
" The Bulletin editorial and coTnpes
room force enjoyed a refreshing tr
Wednesday night when the seflas