Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-26
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Norwich. Thursday. Jan. &c, 1922.
VARIOUS MATTERS

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Light vehicle lamps at 5.25 o'clock this
evening.
"a, Frank Moves of Poquonnoc has been
ENGAGED as violinlst at the Mystic thea
AN the large and small icehouses at
Cyrstal Lake have been filled with good
quality ice.
The 1880 anniversary of Robert Burns
will be celebrated BY loyal Scots tomor-
row friday evening.
The Progressive Missionary club held
a meeting Wednesday afternoon at the
Central Baptist church.
Consumers Of electricity residing in the |
West Mystic district complain of the poor |
service furnished them.
- Patriotic societies are beginning to !
plan Washington parties. This year Feb. |
22d falls on Wednesday.
The papers are reproducing The Silvery |
Trail Birches, painting by Guy Wig
gins. one of the Lyme artists. !
Walter Wood has been filling the ice
house on McCurdy farm at Old Lyme
with 10-inch ice from lockers pond.
At Westchester, James Calvin, S. D.
Brainard, and Frank Williams, have flied
their Ice houses with clear 11-inch ice.
Is The Mems club of Trinity Episcopal
church plans a variety entertainment in
the Community house during February.
Local commercial men learn that there
| is to be a big convention of travelling
men in Springfield June 7. s. 9 and 10.
The Rockville Girls club sent delegates
| to attend the annual state convention of
the girls clubs in Waterbury at the week
| end.
| At North Stonington, Mrs. Ida L. Ran
dali has been appointed Administrative of
the estate of her husband, Henry E. Ran
dali.
Jewett City Fire Co. annual BAH Friday
| evening. Finn Opera House. Sullivan
Bros. Singing orchestra, Milford, Mass.
lady. --....
Mail service on Route from West
wilmington to Westford Hill covers only
part of the route each day since the
storm.
While the mercury was shy of reaching
IS degrees Wednesday afternoon, spring
hats were blooming in the Norwich show
| windows.
Norwich postmen have had cold fingers
the past few days, but consider this, on
the whole fine winter, with but few
ice storms SO far.
At Sterling. the Ladies' Aid society is
to hold its meeting today, Jan. 26, with
Mrs. Harold B. Mowry. The afternoon
will be spent in sewing.
A former we'll liked pastor of St
Mary's church. Greeneville, Rev. James
, j. Smith, now of st. Francis church. New
Haven, has been having serious trouble
with his eyes of late.
: By the law announced this week, thu
possession of carcasses of migratory game
birds In cold storage plants after Feb II
renders the owners subject to prosecution
in the federal courts.
r - Cod cheeks. and tongues, paddock roes
sword fish, 5ebig variety of fresh fish
4 scaNo9, CLANS and oysters. Broadwa!
. Fish Market, 40 Broadway.
!. Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Lubchanslzy 0
Y New London, announce ting engagement 0
$ their daughter, Pearl G. to julius V. Hal
S perrin, formerly of Brooklyn, N Y, ncy
q in business in New London.
|, The fourth quarterly conference c
:, Mystic Methodist church will take plac
s at the parsonage Saturday evening. whe
e District Superintendent Rev. William T
Bath of Norwich will be present.
At the request of the Holy Name SC
ciety, John H. Carney, president, a me
:. mortal mass for Andrew Grill was offere
- in st. Patrick's church Wednesday at
!, o'clock by the rector, Rev. NJ H. May.
'rs- Ralph o. Frechette of Cohanz
has received word that her husband
,,e now at Rome, Italy, and that he will al
If rive at Boston in June. Mr.. Frechett
re / sa first class engineer on the U. S.
Utah.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Maher of OF
Lyme were called to New Haven la!
= week on account of the serious accider
to Mrs. Mather's brother, John Cuuligal
who suffered a broken back in an elevate
accident.
Il Do you want to sell your farm or cit
property. We have large list of custom
ers seeking farms and city propert
William F. Hill Agency, Thayer Bldg
adv.
III Practitioners Of Rev. F. R. S. De
or Sureauit of St. Josephs church, Occur
Tn who are following with interest his tr
Is toward the Holy Land, learned Wedne
day that the Adriatic was reported :
r, Naples Jan. 23d.
- An oil. stove. exploded Sunday night
~ the home of Nicholas Charter, Dobbon,
u vile, town of Vernon, and started a fiji
.e which destroyed a two tenement hens
TX The families had to fly for their lives. T,
loss was about $1,000
The bird on the new peace dollar is {
ea5ie--HOt d uONe--ln case there be al
pathological dispute about it. Nor
over, he is the only eagle with fold
wings, on an American CON- with the e
ception of the bird on the $40 gold pie(
Friday at Trinity Methodist church
to be w. H NJ S. guest night, with
-, debate on Is the 8 Per Cent Basis
1 immigration Desirable? Affirmati7
John B. Stanton, Guy B. DoIbeare; neg
- tive, James C. Macpherson Ernest
Nv Newbury. -
- As there is no flatfish to be found ne
nc home, four boats Of the Noank fleet ha
gone to Point Judith and Will try tn,
luck there for a week. They are Ca
Ed futile in the Liberty, Capt. A. a
Earl. Foster in the Sonora. w. Musanti
eel the Frances and Capt Chris Christian
| the Alice
lol AT last weeks annual meeting of
New England Fair association, held
Springfield, Mass, with so attending,
mer r. Pierson of Norwich president
- the County Fair association, was elect
On vice president Mr.. Pierson and Alb
J. Bailey. Norwich, w H. Hall, Sol
m. wilmington, and P. B. Leonard, Ro,
vile, attended the meeting.
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TEN COUNTY FAIR MEN