Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-23
VARIOUS MATTERS

evening
Friday, st. Matthias' day, there will be
special services in the Episcopal church
es
Several from town win httend the
tenth annual eastern dog show in Boston
this week.
Mrs. Edith Thompson recently gave up
her home IN Plainfeld and moved to
Providence.
Townspeople at Thompson are much
pleased that Vernon Stiles inn has been
kept open an winter,
Flags were displayed on public build
ings and from a few private houses on
Washlngton's birthday.
1t was a dismal holiday for people
living along rural routes. with no mall
and no Morning Bulletin delivered.
Arizona Nell is the name of a high
grade pony, gift from John Flood Of
East Kilhngly to his daughter Marjorie
Attawaugan residents, Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Robinson. visited Raymond Mitch
ell at the sanatorium in Norwich re-
Gently.
Local buyers who have been in New
York for the toy exhibit tell of a number
of novelties prepared for the years hoIi-
day demands
| Owners of sleighs, who took the-n out
| Of storage for the last big storm. are
| thinking that they may need them again
during March.
| 1t is expected that the joint Lenten
| card of Christ church and Trinity Epis-
copal church will be ready for distribu-
ton next Sunday.
S. S. George Washington, with Norwich
passengers aboard. was reported We'd
| nesday as having reached st. Michaels
of the Azores, Feb. goth.
Mr. and Mrs 0. G. Woodmansee and
Lloyd E. Woodmansee of Rockville, r
| l., are at The Wincheck, Lords Point
for the remainder of the month.
In srdte of gray weather. numbers Of
local people improved the holiday fol
| short outings, but there We're fewer visit
ors in town than is the general rule.
An oxford. Mass, correspondent, not
ing happenings Of % years ago, men
tions, Elmer II. Lar5in gave up his mar.
lset business in Nontville, Conn. and re-
turned to oxford.
The mid-week meeting of tine United
church is to be merged into the service
hold in that church, under the auspices
Of the Y. NJ. c. A.. led by DR.. Charles L
| GoodeN of New York
Much interest is being taken in the
home nursing class at Canterbury Green
Sixteen members are enrolled. The meet
ings are held with Mrs. Hiram Halves
every Thursday afternoon
At a recent meeting of Brooklyn
/ grange the first iITstallment of a contln-
uel story which various members are to
write was read. The first chapter was
written by Mrs. S. I. Frinll
1t has been arranged that hereafter the
Thursday meetings of the Catholic Won
ans club to sew for the parish poor, are
| to be held in vacant room in the base
ment of St. Patrick's school.
HOLSTERS, scallops. Carolina roe shad
! green smelts. eastern halfbut NoanB
steak cod native haddocz and founder
steak are a few of the many varieties ii
stock today at Powers Bros.-adv.
A meeting Of the Progressive Mission
airy club appointed TO be held with Mrs
Frank l.. Arnold 30 Cliff street, Wednes
day afternoon, was postponed because o
the special evangelistic meetings
Mrs G. Howard Gallup of Summers
worth, n H. has been visiting her sol
Harold in Mansfield, who is very III. H
had an attack of measles in Decembe
and has not regained his health.
The rules covering silk throwing ,oI
! commission have been revised by til
silk association of America. and the mex
regulations have been issued to manufac
turers in Connecticut, as elsewhere.
A philosophical Eastford correspondent
writes: Lots of people suffering wit
rheumatics II they would only consum
dozen oranges daily. as your correspor
dent does, think they would not have an
ailments.
The Jewish Synagogue society of Co
chester is contemplating tearing dow
the large dwelling on Mil street know
as the three-chimney house. The societ
is planning to erect a large modern batl
house on the site.
. ST. Patricl's school was closed Wet
nesday for the holiday. Tuesday afte
noon the grades had patriotic exercise
songs Rotations, readings and essay
a on the life of Washington and the nobi
ity Of his character
A high mass of requiem for the repo
Of the soul of Rev. Michael ]. Byrn
4 Atlanta prison chaplain, was sung in S
J Patricks church Wednesday at 8 o'cloC
| by Rev. Philip ]. Mooney. During IL
service Rev. Myles P Calvin occupied
seat in the sanctuary.
The United States civil service cor
:. | mission announces an examination f
: ordnance engineer male desired, of re
!, sonable age in the office of the chief
? ordnance, war department, Washingto
Y D. c., at $4,000 a year
s At the annual meeting of the activiti
Q committee of the Mystic Communi
e house, Mrs o. A. Wilcox was unanimou
e ly elected chairman and Miss MINI
Flynn assistant chairman. The other c
- ficers electer were Lloyd Moore, seer
, tary; Nathan Brown, treasurer.
After the usual state and national
vision of the proceeds of Christmas sea
sales, there is left for the district nur
association s255.97 to be kept as a tube
culoSis fund and used in manner deer
ed best by the association for tuberc
| losis work in the towns of Plainfield a