Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-27
VARIOUS MATTERS

correspondence was added to the Waure-
gan news.
Monster minstrel and dance tonight
Olympic hail. S.15 p. m. Dancing until
IL D. m.-adv.
Just now there are eighteen persons. all
men, In care of Jaiier Oscar H Main at
Norwich county tafl.
Every farmer who has a grove of
white birch trees needs no weather pro
phet to tell him that spring is on the
way.
During Sunday afternoon Miss Lillian
NJ Cross was in charge OF the Otis IL
| itors.
At the Home-Tin1e of the United
| church Sunday night at the Community
House, Raymond Congdon addressed the
young people.
The freight and passenger business on
the Norwich line to New York from New
London is very satisfactory. especially on
/ the down trips.
In spite of two seasons Of fllfng-in
| there is a good sized volume of water at
| the FORMER duck pond at Ocean Beach,
now covered with ice
! The Lenten prea every Sunday ev-
ening at st. Patrick's church will be
| Dominican Fathers, from Providence
College, Providence, r. L
| Relatives have requested memorial
mass In St Patrick's church Tuesday for
Mrs. John Duhaime, who met tragic
death In an automobile accident four
weeks ago.
1 Sunday evening at Trinity Methodist
church, at the meeting of the Epworth
league the leader was Mrs William H.
Bath and the topic, zone Of America S
Opportunities"
Personal tax collectors office will be
open tonight and Tuesday until 8 o.
clock to receive personal taxes. The
fact you cid not receive a bill does not
exempt you from this tax.-ady.
Town Clerk Charles s. Holbrook Of
Norwich, has not Yet received the loca1
! allotment of 1900 dog tags for the com
ing year. This year the tags are triang-
ular in shape
DR.. w A Smith of Norwich state hos
pital, has generously volunteered to givx
the Junior brotherhood of st. Andrew o.
| Trinity Episcopal church a course of les
sons in First Aid
A DayviHe correspondent mention.
that former member of Norwich Free
Academy faculty, Miss Helen NJ Kelley
arrived home last week after an enjoyaGoGg
. western trip of several weeks.
Persons with books to spare, especially
fiction, could turn such volumes to fin,
= use by sending them to Norwich State Tub
eroalosis Sanatoriunl, where the patient
welcome everything in the shape of a book
The Home Time for the young people o
t Park church and Sunday school was he'll
= at $50 Sunday evening in the Paris
. House parlors Arthur L. Peale CAV
an interesting talk on early Indian his
tory.
Wilfred lawson has bought the Llli
: bridge place, at Central Village, wf1ief
stands on the bluff to the left side of tn
road to Plainffeld beyond the bridge an
, expects to occupy the property abou
April first.
A A Central Village cores 1ondent writes
Mrs. Samuel Clemens has been taken t
Brewster's Neck for treatment She wa
taken suddenly insane a few DAYS age
E She Is about 10 years old and Tired i
L Kennedy City.
My Faith Look Up to Thee a due
- for tenor and bass by Schneider, CAV
great pleasure at the morning service q
Park church Sunday, when sung by at tn
offertory by Chorister E5en Learned an
e William A. Lund.
= With a coludless sky and mild air Sun
day, the mercury rising to as degree.
strollers through the streets and abou
the suburbs showed that the oct ulace
quick to improve the favorable weathe
of pleasant Sunday.
= In the Central Baptist church Sunda
evening, at the meeting of the B. 7. P U
the tonic was "By Paths of Forgotte
Foiks-True Indian Tales. Leader fo
seniors, Donald Gildersleeve; for inter
mediates, Russell Storms.
There are many inquiries about til
f1ra rat y, Nf4 Vow,
ticut company, effective March Isl, an
many are waiting to take advantage of tn
opportunity to buy tickets, three for
quarter or twelve for a dollar.
The United States civil service con
mission announces an examination fl
n acting assistant dental surgeon, men
~ reasonable age, for vacancies in Il
70 United States Public Health servic
: New York, at $4,000 to $4,000 year.
: Edward G. McCandMsh, formerly.
NJ Stonington, where he conducted Il
ID Character Toy Guild, is instructing di.
n abled former service men who are patient
at St. Elizabeth's hospital Washingto,
m d. c., to furnish them with a recreation
a al and curative occupation to be prof1tab
= later.
" A good representation of the Ho
Name society Of st. Patrick's chuTc
- JOnn Ii. carney president, reserved 1iCi
Communion in a body at the first ma
Sunday morning from the rector Re
NJ H. May, who was assisted by Re
Philip ]. Mooney, in administering II
K Eucharist
A Hartford Sunday paper which
L Publishing photographs of the state
IL largest families, pictured Sunday Il
twelve healthy and handsome children
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Moriarty, Of Win
ham road, Willfnantic, and the thirte
" children IN the interesting family of NJ
and Mrs George F. Avery, of Colchester
Is RECON- mendhtions About New Londt