Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-24
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VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at col O'Clock this
evening.
The length Of the day has now reached
an even II hours.
Owners Of maple trees think the indi-
cations Favorable for good yield OF sap
+ At East Woodstock, six chikSen OF
Mrs. George Bouse have been nj with
influenza
Crescent street and some Of the other
side streets have mud hub-htEh sln0a
| Thursdays thaw.
Strawberries at Friedherg & Sons.
Times have changed. Thursday in
/ Norwich. foa6 eaEar WAS selling at
three pounds for Csc.
Several crops of tobacco have recently
been sold In ElImgton at prices ranging
| from Is to 20 cents per pound
| Small girls in Chestnut street have
been jumping rope and the boys have
been playing marbles this week
Chelsea parade Is still well covered
with ice and snow, ON which the week
/ thaw has left a stratum Of water.
| Williams men in Norwich learn that
Williams college alumni are planning to
raise s1.5oaooo during the coming spring.
| Albert C. Walker of Rivervtew farm.
| Central Village, recently sold valuable
Shropshire eve to purchaser in Brad
ford. r. 1.
| Local dealers are already having good
| sales of white dress fabrics, indicating
the accuracy of the prediction that this
| Is to ca white season.
! Thompson summer residents. Mrs. N
B. ReanA Mr.. and Mrs Louis NJ. Ream
and children and Mrs. Charles Weaver,
sailed Feb. Is for Bermuda.
Mrs A. [. Fullenwider CT Birmingham,
| Alabama is visiting her mother, Mrs
| Eliza Harvey, at the home CT MIR. and Mrs.
William B. Ludlow, in Tolland
The freight trains in all directions at
Saybrook are more numerous than ever
| Automobile trucks have started to make
their trips more regularly through the
( town.
The new fire truck for the Moosup fire
| company is due to arrive the first Of
March 1t has not been decided whether
it win be driven over the road from Utica
or shipped by freight
The Camp Fire Girls of the United
church are to entertain other Camp Fir
Girls of the community at a patriotic
social held in the church school roeni
this (Friday) evening
At the annual exhibit OF the Chcag
Society Of Etchers, being held at the Ar
institute in Chicago, Ozias Dodge O
Norwich shows two etchings, one in OF
point and one in color.
A Hebron correspondent mentions tina
Mr. and Mrs. Ben D:ngnell have thei
goods packed and are ready to move a
soon as people who hive in their ne
5 home in Willimantic vacate.
1t is note dthat Road Supervisor zera
, | Lamphere who died last week at h
! home in Mystic, was a nephew of the lat
Charles L. Kinney and David r. Kline
: of Lords Point and Norwich.
Men, women and children have a.
quired the arctic habit since the recel
snowstorm and early In the week dealel
could not supply the demand for arcti'
of certain sizes. being all sold out.
Wednesday in Bridgeport. Herbert ]
- White at the annual banquet of the Coz
necticut society, D. A. r.. of which he
president made also 8. plea for more IL
terest in the work and for more member
. May Elizabeth, widow Of Edward Ricl
ardon, and daughter of the late Thorn;
and Eliza Gardiner Watson Ball. die
Monday at her home at Old Lyme. Burr
! was In Greenwood cemetery, Brooklyn,
" Y.
!. new ss-note player piano purchas
1t by the Noank Fire Engine company W
Installed recently in the company's pa
y lors and rugs and new chairs have a
IT rived. The parlors have been clean
and renovated.
% The forty-six children who are inmat
50 at the ROLAND county temporary home
is Vernon Center were guests Wednesd
II afternoon Of the manager Of Turn H
lg theatre, Rockville, to see the picture, 81
Il, tie Lord Fauntleroy.'
In Work on the new reception hospital
10 the Connecticut state hospital for the
sane at Middletown is being rushed
as much as possible in order that the but
I'd ing will be completed about Sept. Is.
SIX work has thus far progressed to the fl
ak floor.
~ Thursday afternoon, at Trinity Epis
pal church school rooms. the Woma
- auxiliary members heard an interest
- talk on Women's Work In China by M
Rosalie A. Bennett Later tea was SER
by Mrs William Friswel and Mrs. H.
Adams.
Officials reelected in Rockville a.
Corporation counsel for two years, Jut
John f. Fisk city health officer. DR..
B. Bean; superintendent Of public wor
| Clayton e. Swain; tax collector, ClaI
A. Mills; milk and meat inspector, DR..
Ralph Moran.
III At Bradford. Pa, Mr. and Mrs. Jc
Weir Van Tine announce the MARI;
of their daughter Hazel Rebecca, {
DR.. Arthur d. Marsh Wednesday. Feb
1922, at Bradford. Dr. and Mrs. Ma;
are expected home at Hampton, Coz
after May 18th.
The Wednesday evening preachers
Calvary church, Stonington. during L
will Include. March s. Rev. R R. G
ham, Christ church. Norwich %, +
r. C. Williams. st. Andrews chul
7 Norwich; 20, Rev. W. F. Borchert,
! Paurs church. WiNimantlc.
Senator Mathewson w. Potter Of D
River attended the funeral service
Senator w. H. Hall at South Willing
Mr.. Potter and Nj Hall were the clio,
of friends and during the last session
the legislature sat opposite each other
the senate. Senator Potter lis dee
grieved at his friends death.
The United States civil service comr
sion announces an examination on Ms
8 for manual training teacher. men de
ed, aged 81 to &c. for vacancies in
INDIAN service at 900 to $1.100 a year
increase granted by congress Of 2
month Furnished quarters, heat
hight are allowed appointees free of c