Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-24
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norwich. Friday, March "a. 1922.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Methodist churches have one more |
Sunday before the conference at Paw 7
tuc&ct in April
vt Canterbury Plains Mrs Z P |
Sab.as has 1,2oo chickens which came
rom hatchery at Cleveland, o.
owls whist tonight at S O'Clock. Ad-
mission soc. Owls hall.-adv.
Fish hawks have arrived at the Man
tic river and some Of the birds have al
ready started building their nests.
A Union young woman, y 5 Mary
Broadway, has been made nj Mt super
visor in the Springfield, Mass, hospital.
Mrs, John B. Lathrop and Mrs. Maui
rice A. Brown of Uncasvifie have taken
lease of the George Crandall house at
Best View
The mercury was in the forties during
Thursday, bright sunshine and improved
roads tending to bring many to town
for spring buying.
The prayer meeting hour at Trinity
Methodist church Thursday evening was
in charge of the w. f. M. s. Founders
night was Observed.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Marian J. Jones. formerly of Stafford
Springs, now of Springfield, to George X.
Godfrey of Springfield.
The Eastern Star gave a farewell So
cial in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Samuel
Thatcher of East Hampton Methodist
church Tuesday evening.
The district speaking and spelling
contest for Tolland and surrounding
towns is to be held in the Hicks Memo
rial school. Tolland, April "a.
AT North Stonington. John &. Perry
mas been appointed administrator of the
estate OF Nathan II. Maine John Geer
and Dwight Maine We're appraisers.
Miss Ab'oie Tucker. the Stonington
visiting nurse, is confined to her home
at Old Lyme by illness Her mace is
being filled by Mrs. S. T. MacDoweu
The Ellington Girl Scouts are to go TO
Wrapping Saturday evening and will re-
peat their play Her Sons Sweetheart
"hich was successfully given last month
city property of all descriptions want.
ed in Ereeneville section, for Quick sale
List with VIM. Hill. Thayer Bldg. Room
ie6' Franklin square, Norwich, Conn
adv.
oscar A. Leonard and son. Rufus ].
Leonard, of Tolland. shipped Monday a
COW, one heifer and bull from their
nerd of Dutch Belted cattle to 90 to
Sharpgburg. Nd
NorWlch Masons are receiving Iitera-
ture dealing with the 35th trienntal con-
clave of the grand commandery, knights
Templar to be held in New Orleans the
last week in April.
Thursday at s o'clock in St. Patrick's
! church an anniversary high mass of re-
QUEEN was offered by the rector, Rev. NJ.
H. May, for the repose of the soul of
Ludwig Zeiglemayer.
|
| airy organisation of upwards of 30 chill
| dren in charge of Miss Pauline NIatber
met at Park church parish house Thurs
| day afternoon at O'Clock.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fletcher, former
| " Of Central Village, moved their house
hold goods recently from Providence to
keene, y. H, where Mr.. Fletcher Is en-
ployed asa undeTtaker's assistant.
The poor account figures from the
Plainfeld town report show: Net run
ming expense of farm, S203659; outside
poor. $3,o61.76; insane poor. S1.3S519;
hospital poor, $77o,O3 total, $7,253.57.
| City property Of all descriptions want.
ed in Greenevile section. for quick sale.
List with VIM. Hill. Thayer Bldg. Room
los. Franklin square. Norwich Conn
adv
The topic at the Central Baptis,
church Thursday evening at the praise
prayer and conference meeting was How
to Bring Others to Christ, the pastor
! Rev. DR.. David A. Pitt, leading the meet
ing.
AS a result of dangerous grass fir,
on Reynolds Hill Sunday. Chief Enginee
G. R. Donath of the Mystic fire distric
has warned residents against startfn,
fires at any time without first obtainin,
a permit.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith ant
daughters, Margaret and Suzanne VIII
nave been occupying one Of the Neyin
houses in Waterford this winter Wi
move to their summer cottage at Pleas
ure Beach May l.
2 At the annual interstate conference %
:. | the Connecticut and Rhode Island see
e tons OF the Council OF Jewish Women +
+ Providence March 20 and 81, the officer
: elected We're headed by Mrs Milton N
g SInons Of Hartford, president.
n A new scalop bed has been discov
e cred in the vicinity of Sheepshead ba1
IS Long Island. Cant. Edward Dybing q
: Noank, in the fishing boat Tranp ha
d gone there to engage in DRAGGING - f.
e these sheIfish. said to be much Iarge
l. than those near Watch Hill.
1t is mentioned that Miss Mario
! Bishop CT the Hartford Girl Scouts nrf
~ ded at an important meeting of III
executive board Of the thrift shop con
m.ttee he'd Tuesday morning. mi,
q Bishop, Norwich gt@, has done DqJc
TOT the success o. the Thrift Shop
Hartford
At the meeting of Rockville conno
8 council this week the vacancy in II
Third ward was filled by the, election {
Bertrand Fay. councilman. He was c.
iected by the democratic town co7nmi
tee to fill the vacancy caused bv II
death of Councilman Michael ] Chile
last month
me construction of the new stretch ,
state road between North Stonington an
the Preston farm has been started h
the A. Vito Construction connanv :
thompson. Over 30 men are emnIove
on the Norwich section. toward HaIlyiII
and as soon as that is completed the
will be shifted to the North stonIngto
road.
II The United States civil service con
mission announces that examination wi
be held April ; for the following adm r
istrative assistants: Chief clerk red
ical officer registrar (clinicaD and re-
sonnet officer. men 25 to As years of as
desired. There are vacancies in the NIL
lie health service through out the Unite
States. at from $1,000 to 1859 q yea
with quarters