Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-04
VARIOUS MATTERS


evening.
stafforRs third semi-annual Dollar day
sale was q big success.
This year, Lent
comes shout March 22d.
The yarn min at Central vINage 10
running night and day at present.
Temperature Of A. degrees and a warm
sun combined to carry on much Of the
snow Friday.
seventy-fve years ago Friday the issue
Of postage stamps in the United States
was first authorized.
Cornelius Miner recently butchered a
pig weighing 4s5 pounds for Ernest
Brown Of Old Mystic
Antonio Derosia Of PIainfield is at
work on the fifth dwelling which he is
erecting on the Canterbury road.
The Lenten preacher at st. Patrick's
church Sunday evening Is to be Donin-
lean Father from Providence college
H NJ. Gallup of Pomfref Is to build a
cottage at Lords Point for Carl and Miss
Bertha Weeks and began work this week.
The Parish Aid society and Woman's
auxiliary Of Trinity Episcopal church are
meeting Wednesday afternoons during
Lent.
The Mystic and NoAnk library has Just
added to its shelves So Of the latest
books given by the Spicer family Of
Noank
A number Of news items are being
held by The Bulletin because the send
ers failed to write the name Of the town
to identify them.
A Tolland county young man, Theo-
dore Gardner, a senior at Storrs college,
has been given the appointment of teach
er In biology at Storrs for next year.
The county agent ard a member of
Storrs faculty were at the farm or A A.
Tlilinghast in South Killingly Friday at
2 p. m. to speak on the subject of fruit.
From Moosup, Miss Gladys Tuckerman
left Tuesday for New Rochelle, NJ Y,
where she will have charge of type
writing at the Westchester Commercial
school.
Hope Valley considers itself still in the
| lead among the manufacturing districts
| Of New England in that all it's industries
are running under normal conditions and
on full time.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Stone, who have
4 had charge of the Sterling hotel for the
last year, are moving their household
goods back to their farm. TIE Bailey
farm, IN Sterilng.
The bright planets Jupiter and Saturn
are now not far apart in the constena-
ton Virgo. The satellites of Jupiter and
the rings of Saturn make them the most
interesting planets.
Well meaning individuals who are
| prone to patronze strange magazine
agents and others will find interest in the
story about the~Putnam young collegiar
| 90 in the Ledyard news today
At Canterbury, Mr. and Mrs. E. p
| Sabin have taken to their home and lives
| Florence Warren youngest OF seven chill
, dren. ofesthe late Earl Warren, who wa.
killed N a sawmiu accident about two
years ago. The little girl will be thre,
! years old next July.
The famous Connecticut travelling nut
meg which has been in many of tn,
councils of the state since it started OF
its journey about a year ago was re
Gently transferred by Lady Trumbul
council, d. Of L., Waterbury, to Lad,
| Wooster council of Danbury
The United States Grill service commits
| sion announces an examination for hos
tiers helper male, age 20 to SIS. unde
the quartermaster supply officer, New
York general intermediate depot Brook
lyn, for duty at the army supply base
Port Newark, N. j.. at $3.50 per diem
At Washington Thursday Mrs. Henri,
F. Dimock of South Coventry entertainet
a company at luncheon at her Scott cir
Gle home to discuss the future of tn
Victory Memorial recently merged wit
tho George Washington Memorial asso
citation, of which Mrs Dimock was tn
head.
Local milliners> learned Friday that tn
millinery style show that was to hav
been held at the Hippodrome, New Yorl
on the evening of April 2, under tn
joint auspices of the Retail Millinery as
ISOLATION of America and the Textil
Color Card association of the Unite
States, has been abandoned
While woodchoppers were cutting dow
trees on Miss Stokes property at Day
vile they began to saw into an old appl
tree and discovered a beehive The chor
pers were more lively than the bees an
did some stunts as the bees became az
tive in singing. Several pounds of hone
comb were removed from the tree.