Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

Men who are getting out wood are
improving the shedding this month.
Additions to all water bills after the
20th.-adv,
The January moon is in its last quar-
ter tomorrow, the goth, at a. m.
Blacksmiths about town have been
kept busy sharpening horses all week.
wv. L. Storrs and R. W. Gardiner of
Spring Hill; have filed their houses with
good weight Ice. So $500 -
School pupils are devoting attention
| this Thrift Week to the life and precepts
! Of Benjamin Franklin.
Opening night, Norwich Radio club,
Thayer building, Jan. 2o.-sdv.
! Farmers who have rough land, Of lit
! tie value for pasture, are being advised
! to plant it to white pine.
! Small boys in Greeneville manage to
/, find places to coast in the gardens on
! some of the billy streets.
| Six men are working on the roof Of
| the Tolland County Home barn which
was partly torn off last week.
The Briggs Manufacturing Co., and
w. c. Tanner have been harvesting H.
inch ice from the Voluntown pond.
Five men sent out by the government
|
oak trees in Tolland to find traces of the
gypsy moth
Elegant fresh fish this week. Big va
riety to select from Phone in your or
der and get an ea-ly delivery. Broad
way Fish Market, 40 Broadway.-adv
Wednesday mornings light snowfall
did not last long after the sun an
peared and with temperature registry
of AZ degrees.
Because f1ocks of wild geese have been
seen and heard going south at this late
date, some of +ll weatherwise predict a
long drawn-ouL winter.
Since the recent breaks at several cot
tages in Neptune Park and at Ocean
Beach property in that section is being
watched more vigilantly.
!, When Coventry grange meets at
Grange hall this Thursday evening.
the officers will be installed by Deputy
Luther n. Skinner of Vernon.
Flocks of forest-Ioving birds are being
seen around the houses ct Spring Hi:
the past few days, the snow having driv-
en- them to a wider search for food.
At Scotland, Mrs Florence L. Kitchelt
of Hartford, gave an address Wednes-
day evening at the chapel. her subject
being the Limitation of Armament"
Do you want to sell your farm or city
property We have large list of GUS
toners seeking farms and city property
William F. Hill Agency, Thayer build
ing.-adv.
= The United States Civil Service com
mission announces examinations at New
York on Feb. 10 for store laborer and
checker, male. over IS years Of age
for vacancies in the Navy Yard Services
New York at $500 per diem
Samuel Boyd, It, who has been miss
ing from his home in Rockville, was 10
Gated in Middletown, The boy was en-
Dloyed in fhe Talcottville mills and Ifv
ed with relatives in Rockville
The meeting of the Connecticut Mill
Dealers association is to be held In TIL
Hotel Garde, New Haven, Monday next
TIE invitation to members has beef
sent out by Charlfs G. Morris, secretary
Announcement has been made at Hart
ford by committee in charge of tn
Connecticut College club dance that tn
patronesses will include Miss Mary N
Partridge, who was formerly of Jewet
City.
Henry Milanese. 81. of Rockville. wa
about to go to bed at I o'clock Tuesda
morning and opened the wrong door i
the dark, falling. down flight of stair
!
noon.
I Wednesday at o'clock, in St Pa
-- rick's church, Rev. NJ H May offere
high mass of requiem on the anniver
\ airy of the death of jeremiah Rorda
IA relatives and friends assisting at Il
. service.
Noank steak cod and fiat, haddoc
pidlerel, Spanish mackerel sea trou
er frost fish, founder steak. Choicest oy
ch ters in the city. Remember We car
n the celebrated Blue Points at Powe
Bros'-adv.
Recent guests of Pomfret Cente
M friends Mrs. Paul Fitz Simons and h
son, William H. Vanderbilt, of Newpoi
n sailed Wednesday fer Paris. Mr. Fl
n Simons is to leave shortly for Sou
of America
B. Government report, show that a tot
- Of $375,000 was approprta4 for reli
80 Of Indians during the fiscal year, viii
Is ends next June 80. Of this amount not
ing came to the Mohegan or Pequot l
let dians in this section.
n" The State Bar association's meeting
as to be held in Hendrie hall, at Yale La
'oi School, January 80, it has been announ
y ed by Judge A. Heaton Robertson. Re
inald Heber Smith, of Boston, will re-
IS paper on Justice and the Poor"
bo There has come to Connecticut mel
-. bers the 1921 Year Book Of the Nation
-. Association of Cost Accountants, cove
Dol ne One MAJ "a "a FURNISHED AZ tHe INT
- national Cost Conference held in Clev
land, and just issued by the
ganization. as..-
ew Additions to all water bills after
AL 2oth.-adv.
When Comfort Circle of the Kin
led Daughters met Wednesday afterno
ing with Mrs. Freelove Miller the lead
DOL Mrs. Stanton w. Brown, presided a
fourteen attended. A feature was ca
terra lunch, which netted about SO
= for the circles treasury.
The Campaign committee of the Woo
row Wilson Foundation Fund amour
ed In New York Tuesday that the1repo
q from all parts of the city and the !
ton indicated that the 100000 wo,
- be subscribed readily. Hamilton H,
80 Woodstock summer resident, is i
executive director. -.
for Twenty-Five states, including Conn
zzy tcut, have already accepted the NJ
one Maternity act within two months at
ste Its passage by congress, according to
and formation received by the ChAdren's F
and reau OF ~ Department of Labor, &
the $4,000 for the fiscal year is eavaila
his In each of these states.
my, Collector Of Internal Revenue Rob
cal o. Eaton, started Wednesday sendi
out income tax blanks form 104oA
- 1921. Any individual who filed a
turn for 1920 will receive by mail
like form for 1921, but the fact t
no form is received does not absc
the taxpayer from liability.