Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-13
VARIOUS MATTERS

VANOUS MA lkkS
 Light vehicle lamps at 6.1o o'clock this evening.
 Ice. twelve to fourteen inches in thickness, is being harvested at And over.
 All kinds fresh fish. oysters. clans. adv.
 Flanders hall under the auspices of the grange, Jan. 24.
 The mayor and common council of for the police court
 A Groton man. Roswell Edgeonnb. who Is i'll at his home with pneumonia. is said to be improved slightly.
 The street departments men sanded khe icy walks Thursday morning and looked after the dangerous crossings.
 A meeting of the state council of the Q. A R.. Is to be held today tFri- day) at the state library in Hartford
 The eighteenth banquet meeting of tho Connecticut Prohibition committee Is to be held Saturday at ( o'clock at Hart ford
 The boys basketball team from Will lington will play the boys basketball team from Holland in Holland Saturday evening. e
 Miss SearIe, for, many years president of Kobe College, Japan, Is to address the missions department Of Park church this (F'riday) afternoon.
 Walter Deane of Mantle Hill district and Miss Eliza Jane Swaney of Lyme were married Saturday at Flanders by Rev. Walter N. Reynolds.
 High tides will prevail today, the 18th.
 Local icenen resumed work Thursday, following suspension of cutting during the sleet storm Wednesday afternoon.
 Governor Lake will appoint woman 10 dli one of the vacancies that exist in the board Of trustees of the Connec- ticut Agricultural College at Storrs.
 A snow and Ice storm always means plenty ot work toE Caretake- George Malcolm at the Norwich state armory. who has many tses Of walks to clear.
 Men are making repairs at Calvary church rectory, Stonington. so that Rev. W, r. Williams and family of North Stonington will soon be able to occupy t.
 Do you wart to sell your farm or city property. We have a large list of cus- toners seeking farms and city proper ty William r. Hill Agency, Thayer building
 Salesmen coming to town, in their con- versations with local drygoods men, are predicting a big season for white dress cotton fabrics. also Of silk for sports wear.
 The duck hunters have today and Sat urday for their sport, and from the num- bers out daily they realize 1t. This has 1y- Point.
 At East Thompson, Oscar Whitman has hired portable camp from F. c. ttoss to live in until his home, destroyed ,oy fire can be rebuilt and had the mouse moved near his barn. Trappers and buyers in Connecticut are hustling to get their collections of | to New York for the early February auc- tion, when it is predicted that $2,000, ,00O worth Of Delts will be offered. Clifford Grayson and family, whc stayed at Boxwood, Old Lyme, last sum. mer, have rented the J, 4. Rowland place on Main street. The Graysons were originally from Philadelphia ! HaddocH, roes, large Smelts, Hllet, fin l nan had6ies, big variety of fresh fish 1 scallops qt. SIPS; steaming clans, 2 ats. 25c; round clans, pt., 30c;. oysters 1 50, 70 and soc ct. Broadway Fish Mar. ket 40 Croadway.-adv.
 According to the report from the offlc. l of the collector of internal revenue, tn, people of Connecticut paid the fedora government s22 .OOo,00o less In incom taxes than In the previous year Th l totab this last year was $57,669.o0o.
 The first shipment of the new mach:n | cry for the Stafford Lace Company 9 1 Rockville from Nottingham, England has just arrived in New York. The ship | ment consists of thirty-fve cases weigh Ing thirty tons which arrived on tn steamship Huranan.
 Thursday afternoon the Parish Al Society of Trinity Episcopal church me with the Misses Bennett. on William street, twelve members sewing for
 mission school at Arden, N. C. Late tea was served. Mrs. Walter Brinkma Is president of the society. Cards have been received from MT Jennie M. Davis. who left New York las Saturday for Florida, saying she arrive 1 in Jacksonville Tuesday morning afte a very pleasant trip down. The steame was detained off Cape Hatteras abov four hours on account of fog.
 Miss Elizabeth Wheelock, Of Siurnou College, daughter oS MT. and Mrs. s las M. Wheelock of Putnam. has bee appointed by Mrs. George Maynard N nor, president general of the nationi society. D. A. F., one of the eight page to the D. 4. R. Congress n Washingto n April .s.0
 The Bulletins South Wilmington co, respondents item that Mrs. J. L. K2dd, Of Stafford Springs. announces the er
 gagement of her daughter, Vera, } Gardiner H. Hall, son Of Col. and Mir
 W. H. Hall of South Wilmington, inte
 ested MT. Halls Norwich relative
 Thursday.
 4 LAND WITHOUT NIGHT