Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-21

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Regular meeting, Mercier Assembly.
No IL, c. L. of c., tonight, at 8 o'clock.
adv.
First Selectman Byron Bates of North
Woodstock, has brought Mrs. Thomas
Bradshaw to the State Hospital in Nor
witch.
1t is hoped to begin course in bas-
kerry at this weeks meeting of the Jun
Tor Brotherhood of Trinity Episcopal
church.
Elks Don't forget the Frolic at the
club, Tues. eve. at o'cloca Lots of fun
adv.
A Woodstock man. Luther Place, who
was injured recently while using his
saw mill in East Putnam, is able to re-
sumo work.
A speaking contest between the
schools of the town of Tolland was held
in the Hicks Memorial school Monday
afternoon.
For the first time this winter the river
at Noank is frozen over clear across to
Mason's Island and down as far as the
North dock
People along the line are pleased at
the prospect of a bus line between Yves
terly and Hallville, connecting with cars
Tor Norwich.
Elks! Get your tickets from j. E. Fitz-
gerald at Alling Rubber Co., for the
Frolic, Tues. eve.-adv.
The Charitable Circle of the Kings
Daughters is to meet for a social even
ing tonight (Tuesday) with Miss Clara
Griswold. of 90 River avenue
Hear the great message by DR.. Good
ell tonight.-adv.
The enterprising community of Can
ton Center will have a Farmers Insti-
tute Wednesday with speakers from the
state agricultural college at Storrs.
AS the post Office and banks will OBJ
serve holiday hours Wednesday, Wash
ington's Birthday. it will mean much
extra business for all today (Tuesday)
AS the Norwich public schools will
observe Washington's Birthday, as a
holiday, specia patriotic exercises will
be held in all the grades this CTuesday)
afternoon.
st. James lodge, No. %, works the
second degree tonight at Masonic Tenn
pie at 1880. Lecture Illustrated with
stereopticon.-adv.
A Hebron correspondent writes: Deep
regret is expressed that Mr. and Mrs
Robinson Dean are going to leave town
soon for Baltic, where they will make
tl.eir home
The spring thaw certainly began Mon
day. With temperature at 81 degrees
! in the afternoon the gutter streams
were like small rivers and the snow dis
appeared rapidly.
\ correspondent mentions that Miss
Estella \. Bishop has returned to her
home in Avon after spending a week
with her niece, Miss Frances Burt, al
the Mantle House
Patriotic societies are getting ancient
garments, spinning wheels, swords, Rev.
olutionary muskets and the like in read
mess for historical entertainments or
Washington's Birthday.
The straw ride wagon; couples nine
fill it fine. and enthrone their chaperone
Supper and entertainment at Preston
CITY church tonight Tel. 917-2.-adv.
The White Ribbon Banner report.
special work financed from Jubilee
| fund: Americanization $500, Y. P. B
field worker 800. efficiency and S. T
I, prizes 500, a total of $500.
The new road scraper at Old Say
brook has cleaned and widened tn
streets of the heavy snow drifts in man,
places on the main roads. 1t is a BIZ
improvement on the old snow plows.
Hear DIR. Goodell at $50 and 7.45 I
m. Great messages.-adv.
A resident of Noank, Fitz Wilhelm
who broke his leg in two places by fall
ing through cellar stairs, is in the Me
mortal hospital, New London, where tn
N-rays show two or three broken ribs
At the midyear informal dance give
by the junior class of Connecticut AS
ricultural College at Hawley Armor.
Storrs, at the weekend, the commtte
included B. E. Standish, '23, of And
over.
So many of the public school teacher
are i'll just now, Supt Edward j. Ora
ham is having difficulty in securln
enough substitutes to keep the room
open. Most of the cases are of grip {
severe colds
The annual conference of the Wasr
ington state society of the Daughters
the American Revolution being held {
Tacoma, Feb. 20 to 90 is being attende
by Mrs. George Maynard Minor of W;
terford, national PRECEDENT general.
Louis Leveille of Palmer, Mass, TO
merly of Stafford Springs, celebrated h
Tooth birthday Sunday. the 18th, at IL
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Broulet
of South Main street, Palmer, wit
whom Mr.. Leveille makes his home.
At Mystic, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Tin,
ley of Danielson are guests of NJ
ringley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charl,
D. Tingley, on Haley street. Sunds
family dinner was held to celebra
the birthday of Charles Tingley. Jr
Albert E. Tutein has been appointt
by the state forester to be district fl
warden for the West Stafford distri
which includes the western part
Stafford, the eastern part of Some
and the Crystal Lake section of Ellin
ton.
Local members learn that income t;
study has been added to the knights
Columbus mail course curriculum in r
Spouse to many requests from vetera
who say they have found a knowled
of the subject an advantage in cleric
job hunting.
An active Norwich man is JOSEF
Landolt, of Bath street, who will be
! In August, yet who is up every mornil
and attends the o'clock daily pari
mass in st. Patricks church. Mr.. La
dolt is one of the few citizens of Swi
birth in Norwich.
AS special project this month, Cou
ty Agent Davis has given the towns
Thompson and Woodstock special 9
sistance in the way of suggestions f
caring for their fruit and shade tire
which were severely damaged in the
storm last November.
The steamship Empress of Scotia
which sailed from New York in Febr
airy with many prominent Connectic
people aboard, was due to arrive