Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-28
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 5.2S o'clock this
evening.
The days length has now increased
three-uarters Of an hour.
Yarn for the brush. wool hats, also hats
made to order or brushed, at Woman's
Exchange-adv
willis Copeland, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
william Copeland of Waterford, Is re-
covering from diphtheria-
D. E. Doyle & Son have harvested from
their pond at Fishtown good ice crop,
most of it being 9fnches thick.
Large long CLAIMS for frying. new
spanish mackerel sea trout, roe shad,
shrimps and oysters, Powers Bros.-adv'
Five per cent. has been added to all I'M
paid water bille.-adN.
Two Lords Point summer residents,
George w Poore of Waban, Mass. and
Orson H Sweet of Scotland, are in Flor
ida.
Adalore imagery and men have filed
Peter Magery's ice house at Volun-
town with IA inch ice, harvested at the
Tanner bridges
Bal5ouville residents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Pray who have been visiting their
daughters in New York and New Jersey
for several months have returned home.
The fourth quarterly conference was
held at the conclusion of the Friday night
service at Danielson Methodist church by
District Superintendent Rev. W. H. Path.
of Norwich.
the recently elected officers of Day
willie Mems club arc: President. Clifford
S. James vice president, Harold C1e!d ;
secretary Arthur Hughes; treasurer,
Harold Field.
Five r,er cent. has been added to all I'M
paid water bills-adv.
Every amateur astronomer here will be
watching out for the newly discovered
little planet in the constellation Of Cetus
lying between the ORBITS of the planets
Jupiter apd Mars.
When the meeting Of Mystic Woman's
| Christian Temperance Union was held in
the G., A R. hall Wednesday afternoon,
with % present, the program was in
keeping with Ratification day.
Several Indian, boys and gir,s at Haro-
ton are being educated by the Connecticut
Indian association, which is also helping
the Henry Roe Cloud Training school, for
Indian leaders at Wichita, Kan.
| It was the Parish Aid society of Trim
| ity Episcopal church, Mrs. Walter Brink
man president. that sewed Thursday
afternoon in the Sunday school room for
the mission school at Arden, y. c.
Christ church food sale this morning
10 .ciock at ~. V. Pendleton's, Broad
way.-aC-.
Rev. Arthur B. Crichton, who is 10 of
fciate at Grace church, Yantic, Sunday
Is rector of St. PauTs church, Banta.m
Conn Last Sunday the service was il
charge of Lay Reader E. Allen Bidwell
The Titus school at Goodyear, is still
closed for want of teacher Mrs. Edit
Brayton, the teacher canno: leave he
home in Moosup, as 1t has been quaran
tined, her husband having been Ill will
diphtherfa.
The five public health nurses under the
| auspices of the United Workers make or
an average between 40 and so visits daily
a marked increase in demand since Mis-:
Elizabeth n Culver was the only nurse
so employed.
Mumford Cove oysters, c'-ened out O
the shell soc per ct In the shell $40
per peck. Bu- adway Fish Market 4
Broadway.-adv
By his own auto truck from East Kill
ingly, Byron NJ. Lewis is, each morning
shipping 125 ten quart cans Of milk 1
Providence from his farms-over 80
gallons or m-re than six ordinary larg
80 gallon casks.
At N.-ank there was miscellaneou
shower at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wi
liam Holiday in anticipation of tn
marriage of their daughter, Miss Heller
whose engagement to Clifford w. Phel-
was recently announced.
Since the returns at Mantle from tn
solicitors of the Woodrow Wilson Foun
dation are not yet IN, the time has bee
extended through today Saturday.. For
ty-tive collars of East Lylnes quota C
$3.50 have been handed in.
Do you want to sell your farm or cit
, property We have large list of custo r
ers seeking farms and city property WI
liam F. Hill Agency Thayer Bl3g.-adv.
= The officers an0 enlisted men of til
Submarine base have shown their ar
: probation of the New London Salvatio
army, the total C ntributions receive
from them for the present drive, thro1g
= Captain F. D. Berriera amounting s
der $500.
, The United States civil service commi
/ SION announces examinations for chen
: ical technologist, $500 to $4,000 yea
associate at $4,000 to $500, and assis
ant at $500 to s2.5O0. for the vacanci,
: in the chemical warfare service, Edg
wood arsenal, Edgewood, Nd. Both me
| and women may enter these examine
lions.
The Authors club announced at Ne
York this week that the second volume
"Liber Scrl;torum.' the first volume
which was issued by the Authors clu
twenty five years ago, will be issued in
mediately, limited to PSI volumes an
autographed by most of its 1923 contrib
utors among whom is Arthur Sherburr
Hardy, Of Woodstock.
Next month the Roman Catholic die
cese of Hartford-wf1ich comprises Coz
necticut-will celebrate it's 50th anniver
airy having been separated from Bestc
diocese in 1S43, then including the sta
ltf Rhode Island. In February, 1872 Pro
idence see was created. From 720 Gait
olics in 1910 the Connecticut populate
has grown to 521.076, in charge of tv
bish-ps.
ADDS $4,000 TO GIFT
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