Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-14
VARIOUS MATTERS

IL
evening
Water o.rics wtil be open today until
.. m.--adv.
BY temorrow,; the 18th, the length Of
the Day VIII have increased 20 minutes
Mrs, Walter &. Haven Of Cevenry In
stalled the etscers oe Bolton grange FRI
Day evening. -
This year Asa wednesday viii fall on
March i. Good Friday April II. and
Easter Sunday April Is.
Tomorrow Sunday wiz be the jam
airy communion Sunday for the Rosary
society Of St PatricSs parish
Oranges ir>4 the suburbs are having
hash and pancake Elppers as 3 means Of
Increasing their treasury funds.
Ice harvesting has been in progress at
Sterling for a week and both tcehouses
of the US Finishing company are filled.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Judd Of Mystic
celebrated the 25th anniversary Of their
! wedding recently, entertaining large
number OF friends.
An important conference on steward
ship for ministers and laymen is to be
held at the First Baptist church, New
London Tuesday, Jan. II,
Water office will be open today until
8 p. m.-adv.
Louis McFar,ate of. Montville. who is
working for Elwood Byles at Central
Village, while choDping in the woods, cut
his leg badly near the knee.
The icy roadway near the Otis library
was given an extra treatment Of sand
and c.nders by Street superintendent
George {. Fellows men Friday
A local man who returned Friday even
| ing from New York told of the danger
ously icy walks there and the rush Thurs
day to buy goloshes and creepers.
Mrs Jerome S. Anderson Of stonington
| recently received from her son Carl a
box Of delicious figs raised on a tree in
the yard at his; home in Pasadena, Calf.
The rector of st. Patr:clz's church. Rev.
| N. H. May, has consented to act as
treasurer for the Catholic Worlans club
of the parish, also as chaplain Of the
auxiliary, Division "a. A o. II.
Water office will be open today until
p. m.-adv.
The big tail on the vane of the wind
mill at the Joy we'll at Lon1's Point wae
blown down and demolished by the high
wind during the week end. 1t has stood
the gales since September, 1910.
The fourth quarterly conference Of
Toland Methodist church was held Mon,
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs. L. En-.
nest Hall. Rev William H. Bath, dis
trict superintendent, Of Norwich. presided
"A P,ainfe;d correspondent mentions
that Fred Powers, the famous Scotch
comedian. of Norwich. and his brother
in-law. Mr.. Wilson, and two sons motor
ed to the home of John B. IngEs early il
= the week.
About 81 600 was the net receipts o
Stafford Fair association for tie last fai,
While the net receipts did not reach tn
$4,000 made the year before, the fai
= was considered one Of the most success
y full the association has ever held.
? W. r. c.. bean supper, Buclzin CHAR
Memorial, 5 p. m. tonight.-adv.
= The United States Civil Service CON
, | mission announces for Jan. 81, examin
alton for foreman, heat treatment o
large guns and forgings,- 81 IS a da,
q mae, age over IS, for vacancies at tn
;, United States Naval Ordnance Plan
u South Charleston, W. Va, Give days pc
= week..
When the Noosup NJ z. church cell
brates its sJcA anniversary. Jan. 10
ID % among those who will be present a.
ID Rev. f. NJ. Anthony OF Jewett City, Re
80 F. ]. Ayers Norwich. Rev j. L. Acl<ie
IL VI lS-flCutu r. L. INSN. M 6ed!
al Sandwich, Mass, Rev. Dr. r. L. Ro
erts, Norwich. and Rev W. c. Darby
Tol!and.
te The Lords Point correspondent of t,
in Stonington Mirror writes: Friends of A
:, torney Charles L. Stewart of Nor1ric
rs one of our summer residents, are pleas
IS at his appointment as public defender
e. the superior court of New London cou
ty succeeding Attorney Allyn L. Bro1
- of Norwich who was made a superi
court judge.
Do you want to sell your farm or CT
property? We have a large list of GU
toners seeking farms and city propert
William F. Hill Agency, Thayer Bldg.
adv.
Miss Liela Burden, daughter Of N
| joseph w. Burden, whose marriage W
| Lindiey Hoffman Paul ChaQin will ia
| place Jan. 10, at $50 o'clock, in Ora
| church, New York, will have as one
| her attendants Miss Cornelia Char
youngest, sister Of Mr. Chaplin. I
| Chapins were former summer reside
on the Waterford shore.