Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-25
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Norwich. Wednesday. Jan. a5, 1oaa.
VARIOUS MATTERS

at Trading Cove.
 The January moon Is new Friday. the 27th. at 6.4S p. m.
 Honey butter has dropped. Buy honey butter. Allen Latharn-adv.
 Outdoor workers Tuesday found the | cold keen and tedious, the days tenn perature range being S-17 degrees.
 Tuesday afternoon the women's pray CT meeting at the Central Baptist church was led by Miss Charlotte Frink.
 Bass Clef Glee club concert, Community house, Friday night.-adv.
 The Norman place at Old Mystic has been sold to a family that occupied it years ago and has returned to this country.
 The Union Square pigeons huddled in the sun in a long line on a corn4ce of the front facade of the court house. during Tuesday's cold.
 The hospitality committee now serv- Ing at Trinity Methodist church includes Mrs. William Grove, Mrs. Frank Smith. | Mrs. Costello Lippitt, Mrs. ErnestN M. Newbury.
 There will be the celebration of the holy communion at Christ church to- day Wednesday, at 10 o'clock in corn- memOration of the feast of the Conver- sion of St. Paul.
 The Norwich Grange install their newly elected officers tonight-adv.
 A dog which was killed in East Long meadow recently and was found to have rabies, passed through Somers, having come from South Manchester and bit ten several dogs.
 At Washington Monday evening, Mrs. Henry F. Dimock entertained a large company at dinner in compliment to the former secretary of agriculture and Mrs. Meredith, who are spending a month in Washington. A checker tournament is to start at the Mantle club and will be held Jan uary 27. The following have given their names to Walter G. Barker: G. Gavitt, Peter Anderson, Edward Proctor. w. E. Parks, CA H. Whitney, Morris Wilson. Government forms 1040 for filing in- dividual tax returns for the tax period | of 1921 on incomes over $5,000 will be r mailed to taxpayers of record on Mon- day, 1t was announced Tuesday by h. ternal Revenue Collector Robert o. Ea- ton.
 Junior o. U. A. M open meeting, We'd nesday evening at Buckingham Memo . rial at S.45 D. m. All welcomed.-adv. . Carroll Bliven and E. Kirke Spaulding have started to take the military cen.
 sus for Mystic and District No 1 of the { town of Groton. Every male and fe 6 male between/ the ages of 21 and 50 1:
 liable for this tax unless exempted fo1 d some cause.
 s reception to the Zionist commission ' will be held at the Capitol theatre, Hart ford, Sunday, January 29, at o'clock
 Twenty-two communities in the state
 are sending delegations to Hartford tt
 participate in the reception to tn, - Zionist leaders.
 I Noank mariners learn that on O - about Jan. 31 the Cross Rip Relief hgh
 vessel will be changed to show one fxet
 red light on the foremast and one ike, h white light on the mainmast. the re,
 light to be about six feet higher thai ] the white light.
 Bass Clef Glee club concert, Community house Friday night-adlv.
 solemn high mass of requiem fo
 Pope Benedict XIV was well attended g
 St. Patrick's chunch Tuesday at 8 O
 clock. The officers of the mass. wert
 Rev. M. H. May, celebrant, Rev. Philil
 J. Mooney deacon and Rev. Myles P
 Calvin sub-deacon.
 Do you want to sell your farm or citJ property We have large list of custom
 CTS seeking farms and city property. Will liam F. Hill Agency, Thayer building. ; Pussy willows have been picked a . Noank in the cut near the station % a the New Haven road by some of tn . school children. The cut is a warm ' sheltered spot, and while the sprigs ar n not fully developed 1t Is considered un i, usual to see any so early in the season T President Charles E. Chandler ant - the other officials of the Chelsea Saving e Bank have been highly gratifed to not - the number of girls and boys who hay Q been taking advantage of the bank + Thrift Week proffer. also the increas 0 ing number of regular juvenile deposi = tors.
 e This week Rev. Richard R. Graham
 rector of Christ church. will pay hi
 weekly visit to Norwich State Tubercu $ losis Sanatorium Thursday morning in Il stead of Wednesday,. on account of to
 day being a feast day of the Episcopa
 church when there will be special ser vices.
 To reduce the cost of living and offse
 recent wage reductions, Manager Fran
 c. Aubrey of the Mohican company
 store. has announced that beginning to
 day Wednesday, the price of poun
 loaf of bread Is reduced to five cents
 mater or interest to hundreds or No1
 wich families.
 S Word has been received in Holland (
 the death of Charles F. Underwood ( C Brookline. Mass, only son of the lat
 Charles Underwood of Holland. He ha
 been i'll for about three years. H
 leaves his wife, son, daughter and thre a sisters. including Mrs. Charles H. Oar V iels, of Holland
 The American Woolen Company Mor
 day opened its lines for the fall 192
 season at prices which came as som, e- what of a surprise to the trade. Men
 wear fabrics were reduced from 2 Is. IF 10 cents a yard and one of the populs
 coatings shown for womens wear ws e brought down 47 1-2 cents. .e Funeral services for John Kendrhc D" Bangs, 59, who died Saturday at Atlal "a tic City, were held Tuesday morning,
 10 o'cloc kat St. Bartholornew's churc ,e Park avenue. New York. MT. Bane
 was one of the entertainers engaged
 the course arranged by the Brotherhot
 of the United church, Norwich, for th ,, season.