Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-10

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grange are arranging masquerade val
entine bail.
Enough wet snow fell Thursday even
ing to make good the almanac prediction
for the day.
Trinity NJ E csurch food sale today
at 8 e'eSedk-arfv
The women Of Trinity Methodist church
plan to meet early, this (Ffi-ay) after
noon for a quitting bee.
One flock of twenty-six pullets in the
town Of Theurpsen laid four hundred and
ten eggs during January
The Norwich banks will observe Mon
day as a holiday, since Lincoln's Birth
day, Feb. 12th, falls on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter s. Garde of New
Haven and Neptune Park are members Of
the Connecticut colony at Miami. Fla.
At PtoenixviHe Nathaniel Lyon is
hunting foxes. He has good dogs and the
weather Is all that hunter could ask
for.
The stonington smack Little Elsie was
on tho fishing grounds one day this week
when catch OF 1000 pounds Of cod was
made.
Runrmage sale, Buckingham Memorial,
Saturday o'clock,-adv.
Archa Walker is home in Westford from
his work on the state road in West Wood
stock, as work on the road has been dis
continued for the winter.
Trsppers m Eastern Cenneetieut get
the word that at the New York fun auction
this week the humble skunk skin has been
selhng at from 75c to $3.50.
F1rriers IN Norwich have begun to fea-
ture the natty chokers in sable, squirrel,
mink fisher and German fitch which fash
| ion ir re1ytIEr,s fnc- sss1rjre
Coventry Grange theatrical troupe is
! to motor to Andover this (Friday) eve
ming where they will give their second
) performance of Polly Wants a Cracker.
Men are TO start at once building a
bungalow for Oscar Whitman at East
Thompson on the site Of his nome that
was go mysteriously burned one evening
last fall
Ladies' Aid Society, Trinity M. e
church food sale, this afternoon at
o'cloek.-adv
According to the new state law recent
J ly passed Wallace Cook. foreman Of the
Noank Fire Co.. has appointed as fire
: police ,Varnum Tucker. Fred Fitzpatrick
Lester Smith, o. w Beebe and John FL
, lis
Bert Dean, who saw service in the world
! war, left Rockville this week for the gov
! eminent hospital in New Haven where he
will undergo treatment. Since the elosf
of the he has been suffering from spin
al trouble.
Personal taos will be collected today Al
: the store of Preston Public Market, Eas1
Side from IL a. m. to p. nl.-a,iv.
More than leo delegates representing
twenty-five communities in Connection
are expected to attend the state confer
y ence called by the Zionist organization
for Sunday at 10 a. m. at the Hote
. Taft, New Haven.
: The Union League CLUB New York N it.
Il February exhibition of old portraits paint
l. ed IN this country by American artists
+ shows one by the Lebanon artist. join
TFunlbuH, portrait of William Rogers
10 proud and aggressive.
e former superintendent of schools il
d the Central district, Norwich, later fo
d many years secretary of the state board O
= education, Charles D. Hine, is now 1esid
ing IN Winsted and friends here learn tha
his health has greatly improved
In an exhibit of raintines at Hartfort
g for the past month were a number by
= Weekapsrg summer resident, Mrs Maize
\ Bacon English, sketches in water colors
10 representa- gscenes In the vicinity 0
= Wetikapaug, Westerly and Watch Hill.
20 At the Thursday afternoon meeting Q
Ell the Parish Aid us-.iety at Trinity Kpisce
r pal church, the !, ,-sident Mrs Waiter {
Brinkmann presided. Following sewing
light refreshments were served by Mr.
r Joseph w. Curtis and Mrs Leslie L. Brew
ID er.
D. When cleaning windows at--i7er HON
ar at AsaawaY, Mrs. Charles Carpenter std
a ped upon chair in order to reach til
upper sash Her heel caught on the cha.
throwing her so that she fell on he
e right arm, fracturing the small bones
re the forearm.
Capt Archie Wilcox of Noandz, has 81
cured employment with the America
. line and will leave soon for Hambur
where his ship is tied up The ship Wa
= built in Germany during the war for II
!. HanfJurg-Arnerscan Zine, Ht,t has see
4 very little service.
The original records of the Congregi
tional Church of Bolton, kept by Re
Thomas White It's first pastor, fro
1925 to 1888. have been presented Il
state library through Samuel NJ Alvo
Of the Hartford Public High school,
I native of Bolton.
The United States civil service cor
mission announces an examination
March for field and laboratory aid
plant pathology, male or female, age
To IS, for vacancies in the bureau
plaHt INDUSTRY, department OF aSrlCu
turs, at $3.50 TO $1,000 a year
At the mid-veek service In Pa
church chapel the pastor, Rev. DR..
H. Howe, led in the consideration of Il
topic, The Ultimate End of All O.
Trafning-what We Are Expected
Get Out of Life. Deut. 80, 10, IL; Isai;
49, 30, 81. Mr.. Learned led the singin
the pianist being Miss Annie E. Waugh
Norwich stbecTibers are receiving t
reports of the varied activities Of Il
Seamen's Christian Association. 399 We
Street, New York, which does 50 mucal f
more than 100000 men of the mereha
marine coming into that port annual
and is now planning to erect a Mercha
Marine Memorial Building at cost
s45n,0O0
A Philadelphia dispatch Thursday sta
ed that Mr.. and Mrs AnaStase A Vo
sia&sixoy- Vonsiatsky (Marion Reagn) w
were narried in New York Friday nigl
found their cottage home at Ridley Par
near there. cold and unfinished VIII
they arrived "Wednesday and AFTER 7
cf naming a short time. went away in