Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-21

education
with the approach of the season for
putting down eggs in water glass, To- |
cal druggists are having calls for this
useful aid.
The one-session signal for the young
err pupils OF the public schools sounded .
Monday morning, while the rain was OF
deluge volume.
Herbert I. Bramble. engineer on the
Hartford and New London passenger
train, has returned to duty after three
weeks leave of absence.
The White school house at Hebron is
closed on account of scarlet fever. The
health officer, ]. Banks Jones. has had
the building thoroughly fumigated.
| st. James lodge, No 20, F. & A. M.
works the second degree at Masonic
Temple tonight at 1880. Lecture illustrat-
| ed with stereopticon.-adv.
| The women's Republican club Of Es
sex win be addressed by Mrs. Ftank A.
Mitchell Of Norwich this (Tuesdpy) at
| ternoon in the Ivoryton Library build
ing.
The net proceeds from recent Lam
cashire evening and potato pie supper
Of the Woman's Auxiliary of st. Pauls
Episcopal church, Platntield reached
s14S.
| A Mystic correspondent states that
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Lane of Stat
| ford Springs, former residents Of Mys-
| tic, have been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry B. Noyes Of Willow street.
| The amended state dog rules provide
| that dogs that have been treated with
! anai-rabies vaccine, are not required to
! be closely confined or led on leashes, five
days after receiving said treatment.
This is continuation campaign week
| for the Baptist Women of Connecticut.
Every woman will be given an opportu-
nifty to make a special gift over and
above what has already been pledged.
City property Of all descriptions want
ed in Greeneville section, for quick sale.
List with VIM. Hill, Thayer Bldg, Room
1903, Franklin Square, Norwich, Conn.,
adv
The contents Of the missionary barrels
| at Moosup Methodist church which were
opened March 5th, amounted to $3.50,
| and last Sunday it was voted to raise
| this to 500 by taking s6.4o from the
treasury.
/ Selectman W. H. Dawley and force Of
men of Voluntown have been repairing
| the highways near Beach Pond and Vi
| cInity. which were badly damaged by the
| recent severe storm making them unsafe
| for traffic.
! Sunday afternoons now mail collec-
| tons from the Norwich post Office are
made by carriers who go by motortruck,
SO that boxes are visited trihe earlier
than before. The start is made at Nor
witch Town.
Strangers motoring through Norwich
are admiring the beautiful stretch OF
| lawn at the residences OF Leonard o.
! Smith and Henry H Gallup, on Wash
Ingtin street, where the grass is already
showing green.
Mrs w H. Rogers, II Union street,
has just returned from New York with
a complete line Of new spring millinery,
which is now ready for inspection. Quail
ity the finest. Prices right.-adv.
The officials OF the New Haven rail-
road are said to be hustling for business
and all shippers are being approached to
help them out. something new for the
New Haven system, which had no com
petitors for years.
Resides the additional shopping time
which the late Easter this year will
give, the garment manufacturers count
upon having assistance from the ten
dency Of women to buy new clothes #
they see others with them.
On the annual Washington trip Of
the senior class Of Rockville High school
Principal Philip u. Howe. win ac-
company the party of 40 which will
leave Friday of this week and return
: the latter part of next week.
Mde. V. ]. Plante will have her spring
millinery opening March 21-25. Ponenlas
bldg. Taftviile. Demonstration OF new
spring corset models at sane address.
take care Of my clients personally, Talk
an expert corsetierre for good results
Phone 13Ss2.-ady.
The heavy freight traffic continues o.
the railroad main lines between Mex
York and Boston. All trains are car
rying from ssyemy to eighty cars.
special call was sent out for the imrne
date return of coal ears to the mines.
The thrift project is being undertake.
In number Of eastern Connection
schools in connection with plan es
tablished by the Chelsea Savings Ban
Of Norwich in this part of Connection,
One day Of each week will be set asid
as Ranking day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Ruby of Wi
liEston, who were married March l;
1879. by Rev. j. .. Bliss of Holland
Mass. celebrated their fitch yeddin
anniversary at their home in the Roal
ing Brood, district last week. MI Rub
Is 70 and Mrs. Ruby is "A.
City property of al descriptions want
ed in G-eeneville section, for quick SALE
List with VIM. Hill, Thayer Bldg, Roor
los, Franklin Square, Norwich Conn.,
adv.
Of a former Norwich resident a Oh
csgo paper says: Mrs. Timothy ]
BLACKSTONE owns an exquisite little mus
box o. gold, the size OF ones han
When a tiny spring is pressed a golde
bird hops out and MARBLES. The to
came from Geneva, Switzerland.
Farmers in the lower part of IL
county continue to receive small sacl
Of seeds fer spring planting, sent b
John NJ. Mailon, Jr, confidential seer,
tary TO Congressman Richard P. Ere,
man. The seeds are from the Unite
States department of agriculture.
Fifty iayettes, yolune.ss. productio
Mrs r. J.. Qulnley, chairman Of The Re
Gross sewing at Stafford Springs, al
ready fo7 shhsTnent. Tho Atlerklc 4
vision chairman states that thoy wifi {
TO Russia IN tho yoisa valley where Il
death raso smong tho babies Is 80 pc
cent.