Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-30

Norwich, Monday, Jan. so, 1929.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at $50 o'clock
this evening.
Boys We're skating on the Little Plain
during Saturday afternoon.
The walks were promptly cleaned and
sanded, following Sundays storm.
supt. Edward ]. Graham has very few
reports of illness among the public
school pupils so far this term.
/ Prayers were asked in St. Patricks
church Sunday for Charles De Roster.
who is seriously i'll in Canada.
During Sunday afternoon there were
19S visitors to the Otis Library reading
soon. Mrs. Irving L. Hamilton being in
charge.
Alumni of Wesleyan learn that Feb
ruary II and Is are the dates set for
the annual sub-freshman weekend ac-
Invites at the college.
Do you want to sell your farm or city
property? We have large list of CUSTOM
ers seeking farms and city property. Will
liam F. Hill Agency, Thayer Bldg.-adv
Hebron resident, Mrs Benjamin
Dingwell, who has been in poor health
for a few weeks, is staying with her
sister in Willimantic.
The four snowplows from the Greene
Vile carhouse were kept running over
the Connecticut Companys stretch of
, lines all Saturday night.
Notices have been posted at Sterling
in the U. S. Finishing company that a
new and lower schedule of wages will
take effect today (Monday).
Application is soon to be made to the
secretary of state for permission to in
corporate the Fire Engine Company and
Community Club of Waterford.
This week will end the season for hol-
!, iday wreaths and greens. the last OF
which will be expected to disappear be-
fore Candlemas day, Thursday.
The home of Charles Pinney, located
r in South Bolton, was completely de-
strnyed by a fire that started shortly
e after 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
r While the gale was roaring loudest
shortly after o'clock Sunday morning
y the Second church fire alarm sounded
several times, due to crossed wires.
e The Epworth League meeting at Trim
: ity NJ. E. church was led by Mrs. Roger
: Wolcott Sunday evening the topic being
e Organized Methodist Young People.
. Before it showed Saturday night, a
Il lilac bush in the yard at James P. Sher
idans. on Union street, was only wait
q ing for a few sunny days to start bud
7 ding.
- II Is IplGu DIT OOIll6IS that N44SSeS Fiji
: lie c. Pugbee. Dorothy Spellman and Is
abel Hird were home from the STATE
q Normal school, WiIlimantic, to spent
i the weekend.
II The quartet of Park church won man.
n compliments Sunday, for the beautiful
e rendering of the anthem. o, Be Joyful il
l. the Lord, also Beethoven's, Dear Lord
Remember Me.
Gilbert E. Skies, who has just bee
installed as master of the Ellingto
= grange, is the youngest to preside owe
~ this grange. He is % and has Away
~ lived in Ellington.
IS William Adams house. the old Win
% house. at Plainfeld, caught fire on tn
T. roof the other day from sparks from tn
chimney and a small hole was burne
before the blaze was extlnguished,
A Broadway resident who is an enthu
siastic bird student saw II evening gros
Is beaks in Vergason avenue, Norwic
Is Town. during Saturday. The birds ha
" already been reported from Taftville.
- The frost has made it impossible t
bury in Rockville cemeteries because c
- the cost of digging graves The bodie
are placed in the receiving vault. TIL
frost goes down more than three feet.
Sunday evening at the home-time
n the United church, the pastor, Rev. A
y exander H. Abbott gave the third in hi
series on Representative Heroisms fo
Modern Youth, speaking on Joan of Ar
The recent personal tax enrollmer
III census taken by Mrs. Yvonne Despair
m shows 1852 men and women between til
+ ages OF eighteen and sixty in Moosul
4 The tax is paid by those between 81 an
n CO.
l. Charles H. Shapiro of Bridgeport
in TO act as chairman for the appeal f
a the Jewish Relief Fund in Connection
eh Isaac NJ. Ullman of New Haven is tt
rn treasurer. Connecticut's quota is $3.50
I'd 900.
es The arrival at New London of
70, steamer from Oregon with a cargo
a million feet of lumber and abol
lie three million shingles gave work to 81.
I'M ty men the past week. lasting about fol-
I'll days.
% Field deputies of the United States Il
~ ternal revenue service were called to II
- mai notice in Hartford Saturday to r
ceive directions for handling the incon
=, tax returns and other matters durir
~, ~, the coming rush weeks.
When the New York Junior League s
oiety gNls gave the amateur pla
Ready Made at the Plaza Thursds
evening, member of the chorus, W;
. Miss Mary Sheffield, daughter of Nj
Tracy Farnum, of the Pequot.
It was announced at Trinity Episc
pal church Sunday that when the Gle,
Gus of the New London Archdeacon
meets in Norwich DR.. Louis I. Masc
of Willimantic will give an address
his experiences in the world war
All rooms of the West Thames sire
school will be in session this week, 7
pairs having been made to the brox
furnace CRATE, which necessitated di
missing the two rooms of the third a.
fourth and fifth and sixth grades for II
days last week.
A large number in Tolland county
terested in fruit growing and tree pru
ing attended a demonstration Saturd
morning in tree pruning on the farm
Benjamin F. Pinney of Somers T.
demonstration was in charge Of W.
Ill barrow, fruit specialist.
= For the past four months Mrs. Ave
~ Wheeler has been making her home wi
rec her daughter, Mrs. Hutchtns, wife
len Supt. F. Leon Hutchins, at Bacllus he
pital, and for several weeks has been
riously Ill. Sunday her condition sho
"a ed encouraging improvement.
Oh DECLINE TO ACCEPT
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