Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-22

e2sodrn states Windtsarrl county not long
! since was con?pliEnented by J. N. WHIT
tieseJ', CoEnecb:cllt comm sstoc1er o.r=-do-
nestle animals, On the effort ITS dairy
i14en. have been making toward having
WeE bred and ciean FLOODED herds Mr.
Brown has had q large share in winning
.t4iS p2iilneGlt from &, STAGE official and
fgo is delighted With the fact that. the
Hollywood strain IN the, herd at his farm
viii coIrtfrJa to contribute toward hold
ing W 6iialIl county IN first place among
| the counties OF the state as TO herd and
dairyirg matters Like his worlds record
ira4,ing' sister. Mr.. Browns bali is an
/ wood outfa whose sons and. daughters
have won So fsi;4s: ribbons at Important
c4tt.s- SHOWS *itairli d SIaa1.
At All Hallows' church in Hoosup
! Tuesday morning 9. solemn high mass Of
/ requlenl was oeleh-afed the funeral ser
v.ce for Miss Elise Taveru!ar, II. The
! officers OF the mass we're Rev D A.
! Mathleu Rev. J. Il Conto4s ard Rev
.Adesa'd Jaibe-1. che iast named from
Baltic Burial was in All Hallo8s' GENE
terry. The. bearers were +Ovi,4 AIIard
Frederick Taverlrier, Victor, Stringer and
Alclde Nandele- Martin T. Burns was
the funeral director. Miss Ts.verrpier was
Z native OF Attieboro- She leaves her
| rnorler and TWO sisters
b order of CHIEF Justice Wheeler Of
tue Connecticut supreme court, tie
March term OF Tie Wtndhan county SUI
rs-ior court, to have opel.ed or the first
I TueS1ay Of the coming month, has been
adjourned on account OF rtle pressure OF
/ business = other couuties OF tie state
this buBaless ecess.ta.t;ng the pres4ac6
o. all Of the superior court judges in
yothar parts OF Connecticut. The adjourn
inert Is a matter OF special disanpoint-
! Er1ent. to various attorneys who have cases
pending. and hoped to dispose OF them
during tie March term and, likewise. Il
viii be 4 disappointment to cr:eats OF
tts5Ja attorneys VINO are anxious to have
cases heard and disposed Of as promptly
as may bA possible
This wv ednesday) evening members o.
Cluo Socia5e. made Up OF young women
IS TO hold Z Costume party fer members
only at St Johns hall Tie rneut;Sssrs
Will wear old-fashioned gowns. selected
in some Instances from grandma, ward.
robe, while other creations to be s;aowY
viii date back only to mothers jazz days
Two CLASSES who are TO take HON,
Nursing courses have been formed From
among the rnenbe2:5 OF tie Girls Cub. 4
Red Cross Anstructres5 is giving tn.
courses Wnlch are extensive and are K
|
many desired to take the COURSE that 3
was necessary TO form TWO classes. O+he
similar classes have been formed in vi
lagos Of the town OF Plaanfeh and :,
Canterbury.
Manager Jotx7 r. Lewis OF the Or
pheun1 Theatre is in New Haven ATTEND
ing d. meeting Of motion picture exhibit
ora :
/ Sowing and Reapdng viii be Rev
CHARLES A. Downs eubject at the rnornir;
eervice at the United church In Goodyes
Sunday next. while IN the evening nj
topic will be The Great Neglect Sunda,
school wifi follow the morning service.
There was q bean feed for the men,
oers Of toe boys group Of the YIN. {
A at Goodyear Tuesday evening ia
theirs OF the boys were invited to atten
the affair and during the evening a. tai
was given by Rev. c. A. Downs. his sub
sect being The Father Of Our Courty5
Games were played during the evening.
In view +of recent happen;ngo in XII
rngGy. spofts7aen will. without doubt b
; tdeI.gGlted ax the prospect OF WtMiarn I
Robbins Of East kirlangfy being ayyolrt
| cd couaty game warden
Tuesday afternoon members Of Ii
Goodyear Wornan's club met with MI,
George Faa-ci1ild OF State .avenue. TIL
club Is to hold g George Washingto
> party this (Wedreeday) Afternoon
Aeso on the Country roads with yor
automobile! THIS IS tbs advice OF N.
florists wso Rave taken q, eaaace sinos 4
big khzw vet 5A-zsad they lr.ows
Mrs. JoAn Gsessey was tn 'geeke
Monday sgs.3aag 1ss erAa*axs-
Miss Nary .. ceFey AAs refusuaa I
c9E&eAeea aSSsy grsaaiRg SEW wsess
q : ass ess4s q zasrsrsua