Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-16
VARIOUS MATTERS

star until March 25th.
The stores are featuring some novel
favors and emblems In advance OF !
Washington's Birthday.
Fishermen In a number Of the shore
towns are spearing some unusually f1nt
large cells from the ooves.
cafeteris supper, before and after de-
Mghtful programme, at the Parish house,
Popu etanrsck, tonight.--adv.
At Moosup the 80 members of the
American Legion have voted to have a
stag party on Washington's Birthday.
The youth with the shovel had a
chance to earn a profitable number Of
half dollars during yesterdays storm.
Dealers in creepers and rubber goods
do not care how many snow ard ice
storms the Weather Man may deal out.
A Brooklyn correspondent mentions
that Mrs. Charles S. Hyde was in
Franklin recently, to install the officers
Of the grange.
Local alumni learn that Yale uniyer-
sity class Of 1903 will have its annual
Saturday evening.
The bus sleigh Is ready. The snow is
ready. Ten couples fill the sleigh. TEL
ephone s17-2.-adv.
with the moon just over the full and
the snow on the roads we'll beaten down
conditions should be ideal for evening
sleighing parties this week
The amount of good wool consumed
in hosiery has become more and more
Of a talking point with those who are
advising farmers to keep sheep.
An unusually low tide prevailed at
,vI,v HI al IL
was very cold. a good many were en-
gagged digging clans on Clam Point.
Recent word from Mr.. and Mrs
Frank E. Pattison. of Norwich, who are
touring Florida, located them in Miami
and mentioned the cold winter in the
south.
sor Esten's lecture, yrs. farming with
Bacteria. today. Steiner's hall . o'clock.
Admission free. Welcome!-adv
Fort Hunt, Virginia, 10 which Capt
Franklin T. Lord of Norwich. was as
signed recently, is on the ancient lands
Of the ancestral homestead of George
Washington.
Tankersan Tribe, No. 81. I. o. R. NJ.
Of Rockville. initiated eighteen members
at a meeting Tuesday evening which
was attended by a large gathering in
Red Mems hall.
The other day the carcass of a SMALL
haif-efown deer was taken from the
mill trench at the Ballouville mill The
animal probably drowned in attempting
to cross on the Ice
At the annual roll call and parish
meeting of St. Pauls Episcopal church
Plainfeld, the rector, Rev. David
COMBS stated that there are now 10
iarhllles belonging 10 tile MISSION
A meeting planned for Wednesday
evening at Lefingwell to be addressed
| by Rev. DR.. David A. Pitt, of the Cen
trai Baptist church Norwich. was post
poned two weeks because OF the storm
Mystic community chorus held It's
weekly rehearsal Wednesday evening at
the community house under the direc-
ton of Charles D. Geer Of Norwich
The chorus is now studying hve secular
nuHp ers'
The older boys or the GOODYEAR schooi
are Tracteing 1aIhtullY under the az
rocton Of Pete Frechette' tor MIN
strel show. The proceeds are to gf
toward buying athletic equipment fol
the schoolboys.
Arrangement has been made at Day
VILE between the school authorities anf
.
rrar7'io~"i church bell serve as the M
school signal The signal is p, giver
at SO or 11.S0.
The Norwich branch of the Tnterna
tiona1 Silver Company at Thamesvillt
| continues running on a four-day, nine
| hour schedule. Supt. Chaunaay A
| sherman's employees here work exclu
| sively on steel knives.
| Tide Rock the picnic site at Lord
Point has been sold. The old rocl
stood a silent sentry when Capt kids
secreted his treasure nearby and ha
never divulged its secret resting place
| according to the legend.
Wednesday evening when the Girls
Friendly Society celebrated its twenty
/ fifth anniversary at Portland, Conn
/ Episcopal church, one of the speaker
| was a former Norwich resident. Mis-
Leila Van Setback, of R!dgefeld do
cesar president.
Comfort Circle of the Kings Daugh
ters had planned to celebate its TWEEN
tv-fourth birthday Wednesday by hold
inc meeting with the new leader, Mrs
stanton w. Brown but because of tn
storm deferred the celebration until tc
day Thursday.
The trustees of the Cragin Memoria
Library Colchester. met at the hous
of Samuel p. Willard Monday after
noon and passed on a list of about 10
books to be secured at once. ABBOT
one-half of the list we're books for chi
dren in the school.
Among Brown University student
ysar noSa1a Gf ' ss Francis c &C BIZ