Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-10

VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 61S o'clock this
svening.
At the town meeting held in Montville
this week It was voted to lay a 16-mill
tax
Four cases Of scarlet fever are report
cd In Old Mystic village in the Hyde
house.
For three weeks new the Norwich post
Of Incubator chicks.
The Catholic Woman Community
club of Montville is rehearsing for ST.
Patrick's day entertainment.
A combination meeting of the farm
bureau and grange is to be held at Boil
ton Monday evening, March 10.
Steamer Empress of Scotland. with
eastern Connecticut tourists aboard, was
reported at Alexandria March 9Th
Old Lyme residents, Com N. NJ Terry
and daughter. Miss Terry, have returned
to their home in Sill lane after a lengthy
stay in Annapolis. Nd.
The tobacco growers at East Haddam
have been busy the past few days haul
ing their tobacco to the station TO be
shipped to out of town buyers:
At Mystic, Mrs. Erastus Fish and her
her from Fishers Island, are both i'll at
Mrs. Fish's home on Haley street.
With the mercury above 80 degrees
no wind stirring, even the die-hards had
TO admit that spring is on the way
First smelts of the season, caught in
the Westerly river, at the Broadway
Fish Market, 40 Broadway.-adv.
and Mrs. Walter S. Garde. of New
Haven, will return from Florida next
week. They have been at Palm Beach.
The graduating class this year at St.
Mary's parish school, New London, con-
sists of 72 members, the largest gradu-
ating class ever sent out from s.. Mary's.
Mrs. Carl W. Brown and Mrs. c. H.
Smith are in charge of contributions be-
ing made for the work of the Benevolent
union of the Central Baptist church this
month.
James R. Tobin has resigned as teach
er of music in the schools at Coventry
it was voted by the school board to en-
gage Morgan r. ST. John to finish the
school year.
At the session of the supreme court in
Hartford this week, Judge John P Kel-
logg OF the superior court sat in the place
of Associate Justice Edwin E. eager
who was too Ill to attend.
! Capt. William e. Eates. who was in
| charge of the railroad bridge at Saybroob
/ So years, is reported as seriously i'll al
! lie home of his daughter Mrs. Edward
! AIaloney, in Waterbury. =
Connecticuts oldest living man, DR.
/ Robert Kennedy, celebrated Wednesday
/ his 1920 birthday at the home Of hi.
| daughter. Mrs. James G. Dobson, No. III
! Woodland street, Bristol.
The Middletown Press notes that Mis-.
| Elsie NJ. Trabue of Connecticut Agricul
I tural college, Storrs, is spending a few
days in Midlesex county in connection
with the work of. the farm bureau.
The music committee of the Contra
| BAPTIST church Shepard B. Palmer chair
MN, Frank L. Arnold and Mrs. Luciu
Brown, has engaged Charles D. Geer t
direct the music for the coming churcl
year
The new timetable on the New Have
road. effective April 9Th, IS reported t
be the same as last year-that is tn
trains will be run one hour earlier in
stead of showing the hands of the cloc
along.
certificate of Incorporation has bee
filed by the Colchester Land and Build
ing company, having as officers Piucu
Cutter. president and treasurer, an
Samuel Cutler secretary, both Of Co
chester.
William Brennan of Stamford, son {
/ Chief William Brennan of the polio
force 0f that city. and Harry Johnson
New LonlorN both members of the stat
police have resigned to take bushes
! appointments.
At Sterling grammar school the phys
cal training work IS progressing satisfat
torily. With the approach Of bette
weather, more Of the classes will me,
out Of doors. Some Of the classes al
meeting regularly in the open air.
John H. Hynes, stationmaster at Har
ford for the past six years VINO has bee
recommended TO President Harding to /
J appointed to the United States railwa
! labor board. was the choice Of the raj
: road men after nationwide vote
This (Friday) evening the Noank FIR
, men VIII play return pool game wit
J the team Of the Mystic Hook and La
/ der company on the tables of the Noar
company. The Noank team was defeats
by the Mystic fremen last Saturday
Mystic
At Park church midWeek service
the chapel the topic was The Redeem
as Man, Teacher and Physician in Luke
Gospel Luke 4: LA. the pastor. Re
DR.. S. II. Howe, leading. Mr. Learnt
led the singing, the pianist being Mi
Annie E. Vaughn
| The town of Holland has voted to /
corporate the north south and east Gem
teries. The following were appolntt
! committee for the Tolland Cemetery a
seciation: Oscar A Leonard Edwin
ASard, Joseph NJ Metcalf, Mrs. J. t
den Jewett, Harry r. Bartlett
There is possibility that Prof.
Herbert George may visit Norwich abo
Memorial day Out in Minneapolis. wi
It's 100000 peopla& Prof George, W
lives at 1922 Gfrard avenue, south,
always greatly pleased to receive ca
or message from Norwich friends.
The United States civil service comm
sion announces an examination
header male 81 to so years Of age,
vacancies under the quarermaster ST
ply officer, New York general interme
ate Depot, Brooklyn. for duty at P,
Newark, N. j., at $4.25 per diem.