Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-10
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Norwich, tuesday, Jan. 10, 1o22.
VARIOUS MATTERS


Babies Day" for the perambulators and
yo-carts were out by scores.
So many of the officers of Hebron
grange were i'll the other evening that
the grange meeting had to be postponed.
A Mt. Hope girl. Miss Janice Grant,
has returned to Wellesley~college after
spending the holidays with her parents
The 18th falls on Friday during this
month and the same combination hap
pens in October to make the supersti-
tious shiver.
At Lebanon, Otto A. Nettleton is busy
harvesting 12-inch ice from the pond
near his home. He has eight men work
Ing for him.
Work is progressing on three new sum-
mer cottages tthe west end Of Pleasant
View beach, being built by ]. ]. Power,
Of Worcester, Mass.
Special meeting White Cross council,
K Of c., tonight, at 7.45. Important
adv. .
!. Ice harvesting. has been in progress
at Ellington for nearly a week, the ice
being of fne quality and from eight to
twelve inches thick.
Arrangements have been made for the
banquet OF Rockville Chamber of Com
merce, Tuesday evening, January 81, at
the Rockville house.
.off9rtory officers for January at Park
Congregational church are George L. In
CALLS DR.. W. W. Leonard, Neville Blicq,
Robert Cochrane and Edward J.. Ora
ham. s
At the annual meeting of the Connec-
ttcut Chiropractors' Association, held
Sunday at the Hotel Garde in New Ha-
elected president.
A Marlborough correspondent notes
that Miss Bertha Myers, who teaches the
Center. school, has returned to her school
after spending the holidays with her
parents at Woodstock.
Arrangements are being made by the
Connecticut. League, of Women Voters
for the conduct Of series of meetings
in towns in. the state in the interest Of
the limitation of armament.
The new ice pond of the S. E. Cheese
bro Fishing and Trading Co., on the
New, London road at Noank. has been
hooded and the work on the large ice
house is progressing rapidly.
Special meeting Of C. L. Of c, tonight
at T.. A. B. hall, at o'clock. Installation
Of -officers.--adv
In a write-up of Connecticut college
a Hartford paper emphasizes the fact
that Henry Bill Selden, professor of
Fine Arts at the college has been an
exhibitor abroad and in this country.
Rev. G. L. Lewis of Woodstock assist
ed Rev. Mr.. Wells, of Old Lyme Con-
sregatiofal church, Monday evening, al
an entertainment in LIME, by displayin
screen pictures as a part of the pro-
gramme.
Miss Mary C. Backus, Of Otis street
opened her home for last weeks meeting
OF Comfort Circle Of the Kings Daugh-
ters, when eleven were present and tbs
receutly elected leader, Mrs. Stanton
W. Brown presided.
When Old Saybrools Athletic associa-
ton held its annual meeting in its rooms
in TIL. town hall reports showed q ba'-
ance OF $500 in the treasury The off,
GERS elected are headed "a George z
kirkland, president.
A Mantle summer resident. Rev. DR.
John ]. McCook, dean of Trinity col
lege, Hartford, in point Of service, is en-
tering upon the fortieth year of ser
vice in that institution. He is professo.
Of modern languages.
The directors of the Connecticut TEN
msnded State Attorney Alcorn an,
L. s. District Attorney Smith for tflei
| efforts % bring all offenders Of the pro
| hibition law to the bar Of justice
| q. The sum of forty dollars is sent an.
nua.ly to DIR. and Mrs. James E. Trac,
members of the United Congregations
church-to support a Bible Woman |,
Madura, India, Contributions for this OBJ
ject are now given to Mrs. Herber
w. Cary.
The Episcopal Missionary bishop Il
Anking, China, Ri. Rev. Daniel Tr1:-7
bull Huntington whose appeal in behaI
Of 10000, 900 persons affected by famin
condition was made public Monda,
is a member Of the Connecticut famil,
of Huntingtons.
The papers note that Mrs. Whit.
widow OF Chief Justice Edward Dougla
White. New~London summer resident
has given Father Creedon. president O
Georgetown university $50 Latin elias
sizes from Justice Whites library 70
Grattan HILL Nd, Preparatory schoo
Mrs. George Maynard Minor of Wa
terford, president general of the Nation
al d. A. R., described the work of tn
D. A. R., in Tilloley, France, at the ar
Stillnan chapter, D. A. R., held in Olive
church in Bridgeport, Monday afternoon
Mrs. Louise c. Co.'s, past state ii
speetor and National Aid of the We
mans Relief corps, has returned
Hartford after installing the officers ,
Willimantic corps, No. %, of which sf
was former president. Mrs. Goss wa
presented a friendship pin set wit
pearls
The resignation Of A. B. Smith, effe,
tive January 18th, general passeng,
agent Of the New York, New Haven
Hartford Railroad for the past Is year
has been announced by Vice Presidel
Benjamin Campbell, F. c. Coley of Ne
Haven, assistant passenger agent, l.:
been promoted to the vacancy.
i Active In the Babies Health caupais
at Hartford is Rabbi A. s. Anspache
whom nunbersof Norwich people M
, when he came here with Mr.. and Mr.
, Jerome Meyer (Sadie PlauD for II
memorial services Of Mrs Sara Cadde
Plau\ Rabbi AnEpacher is as able
: agreeable and very popular in Hartfor
The United States civil service COZ
1 mission announces an examination,
close Jan, "a, for statistician Qnancia
Grade 1, $4,000 to s3,5oo a year, al
Grade 2, $4,000 to $4,000 a year for V
? cancies in the treasury departrer
Washington, D. c. Women are desir
for Grade / and men for Grade 2.
All the Norwich banks have had 3
lotments Of the new Peace Dollar.
which nearly 5000 were coined at I
Philadelphia mint. The 1921 coin h
. an uneven edge, thinner at the TOP a,
bottom than at the sides; but the &C
contains the legal weight and the 10
issue will correct this thrilling defect.