Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-20

NorvIel, Monday, March 20. 1929.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
Light vehicle lamps at 6.29 O'Clock this
evening.
The moon is in its last quarter today
| the goth at S.43 a. m.
At the recent town meeting in Union i
was voted to lay tax of 80 mills.
Tomorrow March 21st, spring begins,
/ the sun entering the constellation Aries at
A.Is a. m
At westford Samuel K. Curtis has sold
the Richards place to purchaser from
Manchester.
Eastern Connecticut girls will return
from Wellesley College, March "a, for the
spring vacation.
Duripg Sunday afternoon the reading
room at the Otis library was in charge Of
Miss Sadie j. Dawson
Plainheld Poultry club now has is
members With Peter Chabot president and
Ernest Buell. secretary.
The length of the day has increased
three hours and two minutes, since the
shortest days in December
Norwich is badly in need Of a clean-up
day, grounds as well as streets lo0l1in;
shabby, following the winters neglect.
Although the mercury slipped dowr
nearly TO 20 degrees early Sunday morn
ing. the day proved mild and pleasant.
A pleasant Saturday meant adendid
business for local merchants. The streets
were crowded during the day and evening
and trade got lorg-needed punch.
Capt. John Smith and family, who
have been living in the Di Nardo house
on Pearl street, Roank, have returned to
their former home on Long Island.
Frank Weeks and tie masons employed
on the Weeks bungalow at Lords Point
who have been staying at one Of the Brad
| way bungalows, have returned to Putnam,
At . meeting Of the Junior brotherhood
Of st. Andrew CT Trinity Episcopal church
last week the boys showed great interest
in their work and completed several bas-
I kets.
At the home-time for the young people
Of Park church and Sunday school held
in the Parish House parlors at $50 Sua-
J day evening. Raymond V. Congdon was
the speaker.
City property Of all descriptions want
: ed in Greeneville section, for quick sale.
, List With VIM. Hill, Thayer Bldg, Room
Jos, Franklin square, Norwich, Conn
! adv.
c Richard .Daggett who has been in the
employ OF Lne CeHIrai WOrSted Co., IN
Central Village has finished work there
! and is electrician for the Aldrich Brothers
! Co. at Moosup.
+ At, the Central Baptist church Sunday
evening at $40, the B. Y P. U. topic was
: What Does Following Christ Mean?'
! Leader for seniors. Walter Forschler
leader for intermediates, Miss SybtI Palm
er.
A short course in the care and manage
j ment Of tractors is to be given at Storrs
) college from April IL to Il. The course
: will consist Of two lectures daily followed
!. BY laboratory work and augmented by
l practical talks by experts.
I In the absence of Miss 2-oris Myott Sun
E day, Mrs Fred S. Young sang alto in The
United church quartet. A feature of tht
, program arranged by Chorister Frederick
w Lester was Osgood's anthem, o
Blessed Are They Which Love Thee
A large American flag stood at the COS.
pei side and a green flag of Ireland en-
bossed with the gold harp and shamrocks
and loaned by the A. O. H, stood at thu
base Of the sanctuary arch on the opposite
r side in st. Patricks church during Sun
day.
y A yellow band on the sleeve of a child
s walking on the street or in the parks
: warning 70 the public of whooDing cough
: according to a plan developed by State
. Health Commissioner, DR.. John T. BIaci
r for protecting the public against con-
I tagion.
The Allen Spool Co., at Mystic, which
$ shut down for several weeks because o.
n business difficulties, has resumed opera
5 tions with every prospect of continuou.
operation. The management of the 60 n
pany Is now i'll the hands of Cornelius E
Donohue.
Friday night, the body of Herman +
schwarz, who died at his horre in Volun
town, was forwarded from Norwich b,
Shea & Burke to Mr.. Schwarz forme
home. Astoria. l.. ]. Services were hel,
there Saturday evening at o'clock, a
funeral parlors OIL Fulton avenue
J Hamilton Holt. of New York and Wood
stock announces the states leading il
contributions to the Woodrow Wilson funl
Minnesota, North Carolina, Delaware
Tennessee, Oklahoma, District Of CoIum
bia, Kentucky, New Jersey, Connecticut
Missouri Oregon, Virginia and Wisconsin
Rev. Thomas P Haig. who recently re
= signed as pastor of the Congregations
church in Chicopee Falls, Mass, TO &C
cept the pastorate of Union Congregations
A church, Rockville, began his duties Sunda
morning. He succeeds Pew Percy |
ID Thomas, who accepted call to Lowell
ic Mass, some time ago
S Governor Everett ]. Lake, urges tina
a. March 20 be designated "emglovner
10 day" fol. ex-soldiers and sailors. He cali
upon the institutions. agencies. and ind
7 vidual employers to assist the young dc
D tenders of the country to secure jobs Som
n 10000 eX-soldiers end sailors are report
IN ed jcoless throughout the country
~ The United State civil service commits
sion announces an examination for as
10 slstant specialist dairy produce NAL
~ or female, age "a to so, for yaearcge
~ in the Bureau OF Markets and Crops 3
az Inmates, Department of Agriculture, fc
NJ duty in Washington, D. c.. and else
nj where, at entrance salaries ranging fro
- S2,1OO to $1,000 4 year.