Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-20

VARIOUS MATTERS

At Canterbury Plains, Edward East
lund is installing new water wheel at |
his mill.
The Old Lyme Gun club plans an open |
shoot, washington's birthday at g. 6. |
Perkins range. Il
At Voluntown, William Bitgood and |
Charles Barber have finished cutting the !
cedar on Clark Congdon's lot.
A number from Eastern Connecticut |
are in New York to attentd the seven |
teenth annual Motor Boat Show.
At the Hon1e-Time In the Community
house at $50 Sunday night, Rev. Charles
H. Ricketts, addressed the young people.
During Sunday afternoon Miss Ida H
Leffingwell had charge Of the reading
room at Otis library There were 10s
visitors. '-s
The person who is stealing magazines
from the Otis library reading room Is
known.-adv.
The government crew Of gypsy moth
specialists, who have been at work in
Wellington were at Charles Korner's on
the, ricer road.
There was furry of light snow early
| Sunday morning, followed by little
| hail, so that the walks were made rough
enough to be safe.
This is the month for trimming apple
trees the specialists say, and where the
weather is favorable some of the wise
ones are at work. =
TIE weather moderated Saturday aft
| trnoon In a degree which greatly helped
| the Dollar Day trade, bringing the
| crowds from all directions.
Elks, Don't forget the Frolic at the
| club Tuesday evening at o'clock. Lots
of fun adv.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dresser, of
| Thompson, lost a Boston terrier last
Monday, valued at $4,000 1t was
| champion and very intelligent.
Shoppers in crowds boarded cars
and trains north and south. Saturday
| evening and each passenger was heavi-
! " freighted with Dollar Day parcels.
Steamer Empress Of Scotland, on
| which DR. and Mrs Thomas 4. Wood
| ruff. of Neptune Park are passengers.
was reported at Gibraltar. February Is.
A new anthem by Spence, Let the
| People Praise Thee o God" sung by
Park Church Quartette Sunday offered a
pleasing bass solo for William A. Lund
At Trinity Episcopal church the
| flowers for the altar Sunday were given
by Mrs. Elizabeth R. Norton, in memory
d
er.
Elks. Get your tickets from j. f.
| Fitzgerald. at Alling Rubber Co, for the
Frolic Tuesday evening.-adv.
Truck with license number 1899, Con-
necticut registry violated the state law
by running past a standing trolley car
afternoon.
h erI, oP ie.r,,
for Miss Theresa V. FalIon, sung in St.
Patrick's church Saturday at o'clock
by Rev. Nyles P. Calvin. attended
by relatives and family friends.
The Sunday papers devoted space to
the new hook, Prime Ministers and Pres
idents. by Col Charles H. Sheriff., of
New York. who married Miss Georgt
Barker Gp5bs, formerly of Norwich.
At the Saturday matinee at the Breed
theatre, the new proprietors gave away
nearly 100 pounds of candy to the tive
hundred or more children who were
prompt in attendance for the free dis
tribution.
, In the three sewing classes at No. 9
Washington street, and the, one at the
Falls club maintained by the United
Workers and supervised by Miss Alic,
W. Coggsweil there are over 200 girl.
this scas-n.
sleighing parties that were forming
4 don't despair because the snow slumped
: Einstein's magic transformed the B. S
!. into s. r. w, which carries ten couples
gives time for scenery Call 917-2 an
o be happy adv.
S Sunday at $40 D. M at the Contra
Ba7ttst church 3. Y. P. T., the topic wa
f "The Sources of True Happiness" TIL
e leaders were Seniors Douglas Hunt; TO
= intermediates, Mildred Pediham and
g Courtney Pitt
{ From temperature readings of 10 an
:. u degrees below zero Saturday morn
It Ing, the mercury rose Sunday afternoo
: to A degrees and stroIers in tn
streets began to ask for ice cream sod
e and Eequi1no pie.
The large auxiliary fishing schoone
4 Valentine has been sold by Captai
;. Henry Longworthy, of Noank, to job
Tuld of New York. The vessel has bee
/ at the North dock, Noank, fitting ou
), for a fishing trip
s Relatives have requested an ann
h versary mass at St. Patrick's churc
Tuesday for Richard German, nativ
s. cf Norwich Town, but at his deaf
Is prominent in business and civic affair
" in the city of Putnam.
r Mr.. ana Mrs. Arthur Mills are agai
n at their home on West street, on Thornl
al son Hill, after stay at the Verno
l. Stiles inn during the rernodeling Of the
te residence which makes it possible Il
ID them to spend the winter in Thompson.
l. Referring to English enthusia sn ov,
10 the famous Blue Boy picture, a Ne
r York critic declared Sunday that Anne
lea has just as meritorious Blue Bo.
OF of her own, and cited among splendt
ne paintings the work of John Trumbull
d. Lebanon.
Rural route No. 1 from the Lyn
post office has been extended from Ora
"a sy hill corner to the residence of Mi
Nellie Peck, in Laysville, and fro
Persons corner in Sill lane, to the re
f. idence of Mrs. John Moore on the Ne
s. London road.
~ The United States Civil Service cor
~ mission announces that examinati%ns w
A., be held March for master n1achini!
:; inside and outside, and master elect
clans, men, under SIS years Of age, (
vacancies at the u S. Naval Static
Pearl Harbor, Hawaii at s1o.ss per die
SNEAK THIEVES GOT
= $4,000 WORTH OF JEWELL