Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-07
VARIOUS MATTERS


evening [
At the week end there are 14S patients
at Norwich Tt1bercylcsis sanatort11rn-
3 .ytornorrow. Sunday the days
length will have increased 10 minutes.
Let your next corset be Nubone. Full
particulars. Tel. 7sS.-adv.
The Gallup homestead ice house at
Ekonk has been filled with good 10 inch
ioe
Wheeler school at North stonington
will open for the winter term Tuesday
Jan. 10.
Smart reduction on all stamped linens,
at Won1an's Exchange; also on baskets
and other fancy articles.-adv.
"A ne~ book at the Otis library is S. G.
Fishers Men, Women and Manners of
Colonial Times, in two volumes
The recent cold has frozen the river at
Sterling 80 that the U. S. Finishing COM
rany Is harvesting 1o-inch ice.
Ice cutting has been started at Tolland
IN Edwin j. Crandalrs pond. The ice Is
eleven inches thick and a good quality.
Corset demonstration, Monday, Jan.
to 14th. The Speciality Shop. 14o Main
| street.-adv.
The sunset Friday was lurid as a
rrs:vie sunset, indicating a warmer day
today, than VIII be to the taste of the ice
men.
On her way to visit the town farm
Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Charles F
Burgess, of Moosup, fell on the ice and
broke her wrist.
The hospitality committee for Trinity
Methodist church this weak is Mrs. ), H
Allen. Misses Hannah and Anna Haglund
ans Mrs. VIM. H Bath.
Next week the Central Baptist church Is
to have special meetings every night ex-
cept Saturday. There viii be an tut-oe-
town speaker every night.
Miss Milne. expert corsetiere, will b
at the Speciality Shop. Jan. q to IA. Max
your appointment tearly.-adv.
Archdeacon j. Eldred Brown officiatet
at a celebratt-n OF the holy communion a
Trinity Episcopal church, at 10 a m
Frida.- the feast of the Epiphany.
The Campfire Of the United Congrega
tional church. Mrs. A c. Freeman guard
an. met in the Community HOUSE
Friday evening at 6.45, for Handcraft
Months mind requiem mass for tn
repose of the soul Of Mrs. John F. New
ms, St Mary's church, Monday, Jan. 9tl
at 7.3o.-adv.
The music instructor in Norwich p9bli
schools. Miss Mary f. Rogers. who was a
Raci1us hospital with what It was feare
might be typhoid. has recovered and lef
the hospital early in the week.
4 Dance. Plainfeld Community Hous
Saturdsy. Jan. I. Music by IDEAL Dan<
Orchestra OF Willimaric.-adv
Stree the lifting T the war tax on til
! New London & Worcester lire the far
. from Central Village to Norwich on th
1 steam train is 50 cents. The trolley far
- from Central Village to Norwich IS 6
cents
At the weekly meeting Of Saint MicI
I aeTs Boy Scouts OF Wes- erly. Thursda
evening. in Saint Michaers hall, DR..
7 Payne, formerly Of Norwich, gave Il
hoys tie first in a series Of lectures c
z First Aid.
The United states civil service con
mission announces an examination.
close Jan. 81. for micro scopist, eth
sex. Of reasonable age. for vacancy
!, the public health service for duty
= Memphis, Tenn, at $500 year.
: Miss Mari, Beatrice Latrarce of Ger
\ trail Village, who was graduated from s
9 Frances hospital school for nurses
Hartford Wednesday, is the daughter
i County Comm SIS .oner T-rgele Torrance,
n W-indham county. and Mrs. Lafrance.
e II you want to try the finest FIRE
t caught hal1but ever sold in this Ct
= call Powers Bros. ia or 777.-adv.
e The first floor apartment in the rem
eled farm house at Norwich State san
tcr.r-n is now occupied by d.. and Nj
Max Te3litz of the sanatorium who
Y marriage took rlace before Chrts-ns
TIE up7e- apartment Is not finished Y,
II Mrs. Belle Holc nh johnson IF F7r
/ ford sroze on What LIBRARY Nay lie:
a 10 Small Place and tn, piano solos
x Mrs. Carlotta Allen Win-llal Of Hartfo
J. were a pleasing feature of the Some
X Woman's club reception Wednesday eve
ing
= Al a meeting of the executive comm
- tee # the Rockville High School Debatt
- club this week plans were made for t
a. first debate Of the year on the afterno
- Of January 10. The sub -ect will Be "R
I'll solved, That Submarine Warfare shou
be Abolished"
ie City Clerk John N. Keeney Of Roc
Vile retired this week after sixteen yea
Of continuous service At the final S
re sion Of the common council Alderman
2. Waite introduced a resolution Thar
ing Mr. Keeney for his services and {
: pressing appreciation Of his work.
At Piainfeld the other day, Edwa-
p, son of Payson BaibcGck, came near dea
~ by asphyxiation firm inhaling exha,
- gas from a gasoline engine he was ru
= ming In a shop with the door closed. y
~ Ca.aneid, the blacksmith. found him sen.
.e .ess on. the floor Of the shop and dr.
= him into.the air.