Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-27
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 5.2S o'clock this
evening.
Walks about etown are now very gen
orally cleared Of ice.
The humane motorist is very careful
to blanket his car, these freezing days
1t has been announced that Feb. is to be
stewardship month at Trinity Methodist
church.
Moosup young women, Miss Bernadette
and Nancy Dore, have been in Biddeford'
Main visiting.
Christ church food sale, Saturday 10
a. m, at C. v. Pendleton's. Broadway
adv.
At South voluntown recently sheep
belonging to Frank Palmer were bitten
and killed by dogR
Thu Grand Chapter Order of the East
ern Star of Connecticut, Is to meet Jan
so and 81 in New Haven.
The Pupils Of the Sachem stress school
have been earnest in a campaign to secure
victrola for the school.
The state budget of the w. c. T. u, as
announced in the White RIBBON Banner
includes 500 for work at fairs.
The new train schedule in effect Sun
day next, has stirred up towns likely tc
be deprived of train or two.
| Low tusperature prevailed again
Thursday morning, although during the
afternoon the mercury had risen to 1t
degrees.
From Plainfeld, VIM. P. Barstow has
been in Philadelphia to attend a meeting
of business men and on his way visited MS
s1n in New Jersey.
Since the organization of Mystic's com
munfty chorus under the directorship Of
| Charles D. Geer of Norwich December
SIN 1921. six rehearsals have been held
The enrolment is between so and 60.
D. Of V. bean supper. Buckingham, to
morrow Saturday., . p. m.-adv.
I Do YOU want to sell your farm o.
city property? We have large list of Gus
toners seeking farms and city property
william T. Hill Agency, Thayer building
adv
A total Of 80 ptckerel and perch
weight 81 pounds. the result of one day
catch was the recent record of Johl
Spaulding, VIM Fleming Leo Maynard
and Leon Gauthier Moosup fishermen
! Railroad men get the report that freigh
cars idle as a result Of business eondi
TOPS totaled 593,29S Jan. Is, reductio,
of 53.375 cars, compared with the 646
sI3 reported idle for the previous weel
The officers installed in Tollan
grange are headed by Master Ira Wilcox
overseer. Charles Gunther; lecturer, NMTi
Madge Wilcox; secretary, Mrs. Edit
= West Gunther; treasurer, C. Hibbar
West
A new and satisfactory plan, propose
at the annual meeting, was carried OIL
NJ the mid-weelI service of Park churcl
Thursday evening, Eben Learned led tn
= singing and Miss Helen Burdick>was p
anist.
A prize of IS and one of $3.50 has bee
+ offered the district schools of Covent1
(north PARISH by the C-ventry GranG
Fair Association, Inc, for the two be
K nrcgran7s 10 I've rfrn gnder the superv
son Of A. Wilson Greer.
The United States civil service commi
sion announces an examination for su
goons assistant either sex. age IS to
I for vacancies in the public health servi
= throughout the United States. at $50
q month, without quarters. subsistence
s I laundry.
A series of short public talks will
given at Mystic by Mrs. Charles H. Davi
!, wife Of the eminent artist, at the cor
II muuEy house on Painting and How
2 LOOK at Pictures. The first of the
short lectures wiz be held this (F'rlda.
e afternoon.
The Parish Aid society of Trini
~ Me.hodist churc'7 Mrs. Walter Brin
II man president wed Thursday afte
u noon in the Sunday schol room, for
mission school at Arden, n. c. Tea al
~ cake were served Mrs. William H. Fit
N being hostess.
Eastern Connecticut Adventists are r
- iceiving notice from San Francisco til
one hundred and ten states and natio
&c Of the world are expected to be rd;
- sented at the general conference of 81
n enfn Day AGventists to be held the
= from May II to 80.
~ With S175,OOO Of the woodrow wills
N Foundation Fund of 100000 alrea
-, subscribed. the committees began We
nesday in New York to make plans for I
j. Investment of the money SO that the a
> nUal prizes for public service may
III awarded as soon as possible
wv Corbin K Englert, one of RockviIl
an auditors, handed in his resignation TO
lg common council this week. He gave
reason pressure of PERSONAL business 7
. resignation was accepted Lewis
Chapman was elected TO fill the unexpil
term of Mr.. Englert
a laA Oh one cent gallon on all Sa
OF gasoline IN the state and setting as
receipts from this source a sa fund
the payment Of pensions to widcy
mothers in the support of their child
: m their homes, is proposed across
Rhode Island border.
9 At the regular meeting of the missi
4 department of the Guild to be held aft
community house this (FEiday@ aft
j noon Miss Helen b. Calder, home sec
tary Of the Woman's Board of Missile
Boston who has recently been on a
Il around the world to visit the miss
u stations Of the boards to be the smell