Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-23
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 5.22 o'clock this
evening.
Dabolrs Almanac predicts snow tcuaor-
row CTuesday). =
Franklin street park is a sheet Fl ice,
down which children were coasting Sum
day.
Norwich was Crystal City when the
sun shone through the ice-covered trees
Sunday morning.
During Sunday afternoon the Otis II
brary reading room was in charge OF
Miss Harriet G. Cross,
Norwich visitors in Vermont write
home Of banks of snow and temperature
81 degrees below zero.
"A Moosup man, John Bennett, is plum
which weighed 400 pounds.
Steamer Adriatic, on which Rey. F. r.
s. DesSureauit Of Occum is a passenger,
was reported at Algiers Saturday,
The next meeting of Plainfield grange
is to be past masters and charter mem
bers' night and in chargs Of Jason La
throp.
The nag at the K. of C. home was
placed at half staff Sunday. when St
Patrsci's bell tolled 81 times the age OF
Pope Benedict XIV.
A Norwich man in New York Saturday
learned that English fowls valued at from
/ $40 600 to $4,000 had arrived for thu
poultry show this week
| At Trinity Methodist church Wednes-
! day evening the fourth quarterly confer
ence is TO be conducted by District Su
| perintendent William H. Bath.
Do you want to sell your farm or city
property We have large list Of custom
ers seeking farms and city property. We
liam F. Hin Agency, Thayer Bsdg.-ady
/ Walking improved a trife Saturda.
| evening SO that a few sboppefs dare,
| venture out. but the day was a depress
ing one and almost a dead loss to mer
chants.
Sunday at the Central Baptist churc
at $50 p. m. the B. Y. P. U topic wa
God in Gun Lives The leader for senior:
Carl W Brend. and for the Intermediates
Elizabeth Smith.
/ Dry goods men and apparel dealer
here have been notified that from Tues
day next until Feb 3 a ready-to-wea
apparel show will be held at the Hot
Imperial, in New York
In the absence of Principal H. A. Til
reil, Miss Helen Marshall presided at II
state librarians meeting in Slater ha
Friday The % librarians presel
iunched at the Wauregan house.
Two trolley oars of the former Shol
Line were taken from the Storage yart
. at Saybrook Point at the week end by
! Hartford engine and crew to Middleton
to replace two others on the Berl
! branch.
The oTertory selection at Trinity Epi
r copal church Sunday morning was II
Lord is Ny Shepherd beautiful du
for tenor and bass, very pleasingIy give
! by Arthur r. Blackledge and James
! Moore.
= For some time James w Bussey. lol
n buyer and head or a department in t
5 Boston store. Norwich, has been devoti
i a portion OF his time also to similar Sc
: vice for the Waterbury storetof the Re
= ( Hughes Co.
i The men sent out from the Bath sire
: barn by Superintendent of Stree
n George e. Fellows had to sand some
a the icy walks OH the. hiily streets TIN
< times saturday2an ecbnony move viii
saved the city suits for broken bones
4 Park church quartette Sunday morni
4 sang the stately and harmonious 1 Call
= Upon the Lord (Beethoven), arranged
= the late Major B. P. Learned. The a
=, them was Fear Not, o Israe' with
- fective solos by Mrs. Arthur Z. Story a
= Mrs. e. A. Harris.
A reader of The Bulletin suggests Il
"a happiness could be afforded people
- homes, asylums and hospitals if thu
= having Christmas cards would paste t
together, covering the writing and keep
at the pictures. This is work which e.
Sc small children could do.
= The January issue Of Americana IN
= York; has an interesting paber on n
~ London county by Mrs. Elisha E. Rog,
as former regent of Faith Trumbull CHI
en- ter, D. A. r. One Of the Illustrations
nj the old Joseph Carpenter store, Norw
pit Town. now the d. a. r. museum
D. The Oweneco Camp Fire Girls of
OF United church, with financial help
queathed them from the former PEG
st circle, through the interested efforts
as H. G. Peck and Edward A. Smith, SUI
r intendent Of the park HAYS placed in
@. hogan park an outdoor fireplace, or o,
I'd for cooking purposes. The Boy Sec
ST. have already tested and proved its l
fulness.