Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-03
VARIOUS MATTERS

The February mcen quarters Saturday
at 11.62 .. N.
Native eggs were selling at IS cents IN
Norwich Thursday.
Rummags sale at Buckingham Memoir
iAl, 10 a m saturday-adv.
Became the mercury reached ls de-
grees THURSDAY, people began to talk ot
spring. 98 ~
Coventry peepia srs 10 SEQ the play
Polly Wants = Cracker this lFriday)
evening.
There was sun enough for tho ground
hog to sec his shadow Thursday-but not
before noon.
Tho one session bell for the younger
pupils Of tbs public schools sounded
Thursday morning during the heavy rain.
Regular meeting K. of C. tonight at
9 oncfuck--adv.
The Benevolent union of the Central
Baptist church Is endeavoring to raise
money TO purchase lien for the Backus
hospital.
Norwich people coming by train from
New York learn that the Ice In the Con-
necncut river IL IL inches IN the channel
In places
Lodge Oscar whist tonight at Ger.
mania hall rs Shetucket street--adv.
At West Woodstock, Witpple's sawmf1l
from Putnam has arrived this week ON
the woodiot formerly owned by Charles
Chamberlin- ffE
Mrs. John s. Usher. who is spending
the winter in Hartford with her daugh-
ter has been at her home in Holland for
few days.
The manager of the Colchester fertfliz-
er pool has ordered a 30-ton car Of agri-
cultural lime also hame orders for 20
tons Of chemicals
Rev. James A. Huston, pastor of St.
Johns church, Saybrook. officiated at the
services In the State Home, East Lyme,
Sunday afternoon.
Steamer Metapan, on which Attorney
| and Mrs John H Cassidy Charlotte F.
4 Theve) are passengers, left New York
Wednesday for Jamaica
From Old Lyme, Prof. N M Terry and
daughter, who started Monday to drive in
| their car to Annapolis, Md, went as far
as Trenton, N. J.. 1870 miles the first day.
Already school pupils who are prepar-
ing essays for closing exercises are find
ing help in the so new volumes grouped
/ as Chronicles of America. at Otis library.
During February the planet Venus is
| too close to the sun to be seen. 1t be-
comes an evening star Feb. 9, but re-
mains close to the sun for several
months.
While still snow and Ice remain or
some of the billy streets, Norwich fruit
dealer had a big consignment of Florida
strawberries Thursday. which he retailed
at IS cents.
The rector of Christ church, Rev
Richard R. Graham had celebration o.
the holy communion Thursday at II
o'clock, the Feast Of the Publication o.
the Virgin Mary.
| Do you want to sell your farm or cit!
property. We have large list of Gus
toners seeking farms and city property
William F. Hill Agency, Thayer build
ing.-adv.
A short calendar session OF the TollanS
county superior court opened in Rock
Vile Thursday morning at II o'clocl
With Judge LIP. Waldo Marvin of Hart
ford on the bench.
] Friday the Catholic churches will OBJ
serve the Feast of St Blaise with TIL
customary blessing of t1roats Sain
Blazlus OF old having had great skill il
curing throat troubles.
Miss Clara B. Stokes was presented
wrist watch at the roll call of DayyilI
1
% years of service as clerk, rs years a
regular and one year as acting organist
The topic at the mid-week service a
Park Congregational church considere
by the pastor. Rev. DR.. S. H. Howe, wa
Why and for What We Pray. M
Learned led the singing. Miss Mario
Williams being pianist
At a pruning demonstration held {
Payne Bros orchard in Portland, Conn
Tuesday morning, and another at the o.
chard of Chester H Clarke, In Durham
that afternoon, A ]. Darrow, fruit specia
list, from Storrs, did the work
Il Old Saybroo1 sportsmen, Charles
i Mack, James DEbble j. B. Lane and
Dfnble were out but short time the otr
er morning when the dogs tratled d re
= fox and landed it in the woods near ii
junction Going west in the Chalker hill
= they landed a grey fox.
More than $4,000 persons, with
states to hear from, have contributed
Y the Woodrow Wilson fund, according
Hamilton Holt, director of the moveme1
&c The states not included in the $500. O.
e. total reported that they were unable
no estimate their amounts
TX 1t is stated at Trinity college, Hal
n ford, that the loan by c. Amos Johns
IL a Newfoundland caribou to the cole
n =, museum makes the collection of rep1
H. sentatives Of the deer family Of caste
as North America complete.
e. Norwich Free Academy senior. 10
IL Lee, IS, son of Mrs Addie F. and t
n late John H. Lee of Water street, h
D been notified by Congressman Brandeg
T. that he has passed the first Of the thu
X examinations required for appofntme
IT 70 West Point. standing high in
studies.
= Mrs. Ellen NJ. Smith, 7s, died Tuesd
at her home in New London. She W
the widow Of John Smith and is surviv
by one son, Clyde Smith. Funeral s,
vices were held in New London Thu
!, day at 10 a. m. with burial in Ess
I from the home Of Mrs. Margaret Bushn
? at p. M "a
The postoflce department states II
the demand for the $1,000 denomina ii
Ne of the new issue Of the treasury savir
- certificates has so far exceeded the ,
\ pectations Of the treasury departm,
5c that tn eoriginal order placed with /
bureau Of engraving and printing
Dc practically Exhausted.
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