Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-08

VARIOUS MATTERS


VARIOUS MATTERS
Light VEHICLE lamps at s. q o'clock this
evening.
The February moon fplls Saturday, the
18th, at sit D. m.
Daboll's Almanac promises another
snoHstorm for Thursday.
Dealers from Connecticut are in New
York attending the toy fair this week.
The planet Venus is morning star un-
lAtil Feb 9Th then evening star until
Nov. 25th.
| Local jewelers. learn that a marked
| Improvement In business is looked for
| during March and Aprf. .
| The Otis library recently received
| copy Of Joseph p Tuuulty's book. Wood
| row Wilson AS Know Him.
Tuesday Afternoon the women's prayer
meeting at the Central Baptist church
was led BY Mrs. George A. Ashley.
| Mrs. Emeline Caulkins. 30. of Noank.
| Is suffering from q broken hip caused by
| a fall in her home the other evening.
Henry Rogers of Quaker Hill, who fell
on the stairs two weeks ago and broke
house.
! MT. duu MTb,f JdulcS h6SIlcy VI
Rockville left Tuesday for a trip to Cali
] fornia by way of Washington and New
| Orleans
/ Personal taxes will be collected today
at the drug store Of John A. Morgan,
| Greeneville, from II a. m. to p. M
adv
4 At New London, Charles Rogers of
! Ocean avenue has resigned as labor fore.
man at the state pier and will go to
Colombia South AmeEfea
The offertory officers at Fark church
for February are, DIR. John S. Blackmar,
Allen Latham, Robert W. Perkins, Henry
l d. johnson. William L. Fletcher.
Wooden manufacturers- throughout this
territory take It as a good sign that
fashion Is now favoring tweed not alone
for suits and outer garments but for
; womenis hats.
Railroad men are In Montville at work
repairing the bridge near Smithline's
! store over the railroad tracks. The men
are living in a coach stationed at
Palmers siding.
. Tolland correspondent notes that Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Aldrich. who have been
spending some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Aldrich, have returned to their
home in Mantle
I An exhibition pertaining to old whaling
days will be held in the late spring,
probably two weeks in the month Of May,
at the County Historical society's home
in the Shaw mansion on Bank street.
New London.
Fresh blue, eastern halibut, not frozen
Noank steak cod, fresh smelts. founder
steak haddock, genuine --Mumford Cove
and Blue Point oysters at Powers Bros
Phone ia or 777.-adv.
The Sedalitas of the United Congrega-
tional church plans to entertain mem
bers of the junior department and mem
bers of the senior school 16 years OF
4 younger at a valentine party at the
Community house.
News comes to friends of Or. Edward
p. Brewer from Miami Fla, that he con
: tinues to improve. following recent in
juries when struck by an automobile
while crossing the street. The little fingel
\ of one hand was broken. !.
Block Island had IL clear days, part
: ly cloudy and 10 cloudy days during tn,
g past month The highest Temperature
u recorded was so degrees, Jan, 5, and tn
lowest was 4, Jan, %. The normal TEN
: perature for January was 31.4 degrees
II An announcement has been receives
II from Bernard S, McMahan of Aahme
/. | lethple, NUDES eI aINe MySIlC- SnrlQe. o
| Dalhart Tex, which gives informatiol
about the itinerary Of the first transcon
y tinental shriners' trip from Washington
: | to California.
r Capt. Nicholas Nelson of New Londo
A. has been in Noank for the past few day
to show prospective buyers through tn
is lighthouse on Morgap's Point. which ha
81 been advertised for sale by the lighthous
N department. The bids for the propert
are to be opened soon.
o, From this time on until the every
Ne member canvass in March, a good des
= will be said about the stewardship
IS possessions, as well as of life, prayer an
personality, the pastor of Trinity Meth
r odist church, Rev. DR.. Robert L. Robert
= has notified his congregation
~ 1t is noted at Waterford that Mr.
=, Walter Appley, who was the guest {
- Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Kiess, has r,
turned to her home in Lebanon. Her si
ter. Miss Josephine Kiess. OF Syracus
N. T., who also was the guest of Mr. an
B. Mrs Kiess. accompanied her home.
3 A big display adv in New York pape,
" Tuesday wa sa woman's commendatic
" OF well known hotel and its service,
ne point being the uniformly excellel
q Breakfast coffee, which Sstays1 hot, ST
:. explains, because brought to her room
AHeInloS pOl-A mdde-ln-NOrNlch pro
a net.
he Rev. Charles H Byles has accented
r. call to the pastorate Of the Mantle Co
nd gregational church. Mr.. Byles is a gra
uate of Bowdoin college. class Of 1s1
and Chicago Theological seminary
1915, After the first seminary year
served parish 200 miles square
a North Dakota.
he
mt The United States cfvn service comrni
he sion announces an examination on Fe
or 10 for stockman male, over Is years
age. for vacancies in the navy yard Sc
vice, New York. N. Y, at 81 per die
- Competitors will be examined In arithn
N tic 80; letter writing, 20 ; practical ties
IN clerical worles4o.
One If the old Lyme artists, Edmu
Greacon, is a member OF the arts col
mittee of the National Arts club,
GEamercy place. New York, which is
decide today "Wednesday regarding t
protests against the hanging of Geor
W Bellows painting, Nude Girl With
- Shawl In the annual prize exhibition
. paintings and sculptures at the club.
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