Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-17
VARIOUS MATTERS

Mrs Mary Clio of Sterling fell re-
Gently and dislocated her right shoulder
Special meeting, MERCER assembly, c.
L. Of c., tonight, at Z o'clock.-ady.
| c. D. West of Moosup has just Matched
| 325 full bred rose comb Rhode Island
Red chicks.
Lewis Quay of Chaplin has given up
work In Hartford and expects to go to
Maine to work the first of April
| Low prices for fatfsh in New York
markets was responsible for the tie-up
| of the entire Noank feet Wednesday.
A Phoenixville correspondent notes
| that Mrs. Grace Jones of Groton IS home
| recovering, following eight weeks illness
Sunshine, clouds, snow flurries, hail,
| sleet and rain were dealt out interulit-
/ tently by the Weather Man during Thurs
day.
Regular meeting K. Of c. tonight at
| o'clock. first degree. Baseball-adv.
Railroad claim agents and attorneys
have been at Oneco looking over the site
Of the fatal accident at Fay's crossing
last week
State Commissioner Whfttlesey has or
dered all dogs in the town of Haddam
quarantined from Thursday, the 18th, I'M
til further notice.
In the 1000 cut-rose competition at the
New York flower show Wednesday, the
second prize of $500 went to A. n. Pier
son of Cromwell Conn.
Mrs. Charlotte Barrel Ware is to give
an illustrated lecture on Agriculture as
Vocation for Women at Connecticut col
lege this (Friday) evening.
Carl southworth Of Groton has pur-
chased the house on Fairview avenue
there owned by Miner Moxley, who made
his home there for several years.
Cards have been received in Mystic
from Selectnan and Mrs. Louis 2. Allyn,
who are in Florida for few weeks,
stating that they are having fine weather.
Live Goldfish from our cars. Samuel
G. Chesebro Fishing and Trading Co,
Noank, Conn-adv.
The committee of five in charge of the
ag day of Moosup fire department was
Henry King, chairman, William Leclair
Joe Robitanle, Walter Mathewson and J.
J. Lyon.
In the list of contributors 70 the Jew
] ish European relief fund Thursday Rev.
L. o. BeIerose. pastor of Sacred Heart
church. Taftvil.t, should have been cred
tied with $40.
Thursday afternoon at the meeting Of
the ". It, NJ. 5. Of Trinity Methodist
church Mrs. Eugene Euyens had charge
| OF the program the tone being The
/ Worlds Brand.
Now that spring is coming and people
7ro beginning to drink about gardening
requos; tas been sent into Hartford
/ tor some reading matter on tbs topic fer
! Painted free library
At the midweck worship Thursday
/ E ~
church the topic for study was The First
! Cook of Isaiah. the pastor. Rev. 4. Il.
| Abbott, leading the meeting.
The state board of education may rec
| ommend to the next session Of the gen
| eral assembly the enactment of a law
| Uniting the number OF pupils that may
| be taught i'll any one room to So.
Laurel Hill nt-Teachers' Assn.
! food sale Saturday, 10 d. m, Pendleton's,
40 Broadway, benefit school victro,a
| fund.-adv.
The NIoosup Journal SAYS: At present
| the Piainfieid town farm is 4 yearly eX-
| rense to the taxpayers Of $4,000. For
| that sum the eight inmates could be
J placed in private homes. Why not?
| A recent article in Boston paper or
| The Sign. of the Times, the coach and
| tavern. pictured the sign that swings
still at Vernon Stiles inn. Thompson
/ telling Of it's place in stage coach days
A memorial mass for Rev Hugh
| TreanOr, former pastor offered in St
| Patrick's church Thursday at 8 ocioch
| by the rector. Rev. NJ. H. May, was at
tended by o good representation Of pa
| rishioners and friends.
Cant. H. Chester Fish has been ap-
| pointed cantain of the 5. S. Leviathan
| In a letter written to his mother, Mrs
| Addie Fish Of Noank he states the boat
i is at Hobuken and will socn leave for
| Newport News for repairs.
George F'rink has written some inter
| estng letters TO friends in Woodstock on
what he is seeing in Florida He men
| tons seeing 3. 1000 acre lot planted Il
| potatoes which are now several inches
| high. This was in Daytona.
The people who live in and about
| Quonochontaug will welcome gooG
weather. as the roads just now are in q
| deplorable state with mud, and frost
/ coming out of the ground. The beach
| roads are almost impossible in places
| Commanders Of American Legion posts
| are receiving a communication in which
| the offer of the government is set forth
| to provide without charge 10 the family
| headstones for ali who were in the sci.
vice and who died during the world war
The Progressive Missionary club me
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. William
II. Whitman. 239 West Town street, /;
members attending and Mrs Jonn Z,
Post presiding. The members spent the
afternoon in the usual sewing and read
ing.
With the resumption of navigation OF
the Connecticut river this week the New
Haven road has replaced it's bridge ten
ders on duty on the railroad bnidge FoI
the past several weeks the men hav,
been idle owing to the retrenchment poll
cy OF the road.
New London papers note that Mrs
Donald Chapel will leave for Washing
ton, D. c., today (Friday) to visit Mrs
Taylor, wife of Gen. Harry Taylor, u. S
A, who was formerly stationed in New
London and resided in the BeIden hous-
on Williams street.
In the different Catholic parishes st
Joseph societies are preparing to not
Sunday, the 18th, feast day of St 10
seph, the carpenter, foster-father Of tn,
Christ-Child, patron OF workingmen
model head Of the Christian home, called
by the scriptures "a just man." exempla
of missionaries. who carried the Chill,