Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-06
VARIOUS MATTERS

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Light vehicle lamps at e.14 o'clock this
evening.
Yesterday was QuadragesiIna Sunday,
about 40 days before Easter.
A rainy, snowy, hailing Saturday proved
disappointing to local merchants.
Chelsea parade is covered with snow
as deep as It might be In mid-winter.
After dozen varieties of weather, !
Sunday ended in sunshine and with tenn
perature Of 42 degrees.
It was announced at Trinity Methodist |
church Sunday that the every-member |
canvass Is to take place March 1925.
During Sunday afternoon Miss Maize I. |
stamm was in charge of tn, Otis library
reading room there being 1919 visitors.
Raymond A. Simonds-W ebster-B Brooks
Trio concert, Community house, tonight
adv.
The New York public library is calling
the attention Of artists everywhere to the
exhibition Of aauaatints at that library
Just now.
Connecticut is being exploited as the
native stats Of governors, having fur
nished IS to other states, including
Jonas Galuaha Of Norwich, to Vermont
Today (Mondayl the pastor Of the
Central Baptist church. Rev. DR.. David
A. Pitt, speaks in Putnam at the inter
UNCONVENTIONAL ministers fellowship
meeting.
Sunday evening at the hone-time in
| the Community house Manager J. N.
| Weymouth addressed the young people Of
! the United church on Experiences With
| the Telephone
Extension to April list of the time in
which to file annual returns of normal
| income tax to be paid at the source has
been announced by Internal Revenue
| Collector Robert o. Eaton.
A Norwich man in New York writes of
| the folly Of people from his home town
trying to obtair work in that city just
now, when everything is very dull and
many big concerns are going under.
From the pulpit Of st. PaHick's church
at the three masses Sunday the priests
spoke Of the campaign for the relief of
Jewish sufferers in the war devastated
countries as a charity wo- thy the aid of
| all
The final report of the contributions
to the woodrow Wilson foundation in the
town of East Lyme shows 81 subscribers,
counting the schools contributing as in
dividuals The amount subscribed is
$6S.70.
The offertery at the high mass in St.
Patricz's church Sunday was RoseWigs
Ave Maria. a beautiful contralto solo
given by Miss Loretta Bellefeur in a
manner which won many compliments
for this young singer
| A REQ truck backed out of Ben's gar
age on Thames street Saturday night
! Just in time to be bumped by the Mont
Vile car due at Franklin square at 6.45
The truck was damaged q bit and the
1 ~ r daIo uod oh 1
Warning has reached the Travellers
Aid society that a man and woman, who
said they were husband and wife, have
been travelling about the country per
suading girls to travel with them Selling
magazine subscriptions in the south.
The hone-time for the young people o.
Park church and Sunday school was held
In the parish house parlors at $50 Sun
day evening. After the usual song. ser
Vice, Miss Helen Marshall told a mos
interesting story of a whaling voyage.
A tribute to John Philip sousa, thu
march King" will be given this weel
by nearly every theatre in this countr!
by playing his famous march, The Star
and Stripes Forever. Sunday marked
the 25th anniversary of the composition
The contractors at work on the ney
Schwartz building at the rear of the for
| HDeI AuSlli l-OShs MAIN street, unlOaQe
about rs tons of steel Saturday fore
e ! noon, Il men in all handling the freigh
at the railroad siding and at the build
: ing.
The number of cattle tested for bovin
tuberculosis during February. accordin
: to the report of Commissioner on Do
! mestic Animals Writtlesey. was 2,62l
E OF this number 243 were condemned
232 were Killed and II were placed
quarantine.
:, Many Norwich theatregoers read wit
sorrow Saturday Of the tragic death
g Joseph r. Grismer, actor and autho
It recalling his appearances with his charm
q ing wife and co-star, Phoebe Davis.
% The former Broadway theatre, in plays
solidity and merit
The Holbrook company of Westbroo
= constructing the Crystal avenue bridg
Y which will-form a link in the trunk lii
between New London and Westerly, h;
J, lost an amount estimated at $4,000
y the construction to date owing to spill
driving difficulties
It will be a great advantage to Il
American Thermos Bottle company
Norwich to have its own new factory
Huntington, W VA, supply its gla
. blanks, from which the bottles are mad
n as up to now these blanks have had
ge be purchased outside.
y A despatch from Belleair, Fla, say
z Miss Marjorie Sykes Lake, daughter
n Governor Everett J. Lake of Connection
=. is developing into very fine golfer. Mi
y Lake Will play tournament golf as w
Y as any of the women golfers in the cou
< try with little more practice
5s The Rockville fire department did~go
Il work Saturday Tl2Tning in saving the
]. Mccarthy building on Cottage sire
although a loss of 5000 resulted fre
Ere and water damage Three firem
we're injured when a ladder broke, Il
= being taken to the Rockville City hosplt
- for treatment.