Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-28

Norwich. tuesday. Feb. IS, 1912.
VARIOUS MATTERS

the Altar Chapter.
A new class Of the Junior League is
to be formed at Trinity Methodist
church next month.
Nearly 200 new seats have been
placed at the Wright club hall, the COM
munity hall at Sterling.
Mooseheart Legion whist and food
sale tonight at p. m.-adv
The entrance to the Norwich Golf
club grounds is barred while repairs are
being made to the roadway.
Native eggs were selling at SOC
dozen in Norwich stores Monday. and
fair prices are expected to prevail dur
ing Lent.
The one-session signal for the young
sounded Monday morning because of
the storm.
Chief George B. Milne of the Rock
Vile fire department has been confined
to his home for the past few days be-
cause of Illness.
Only IA business days remain in
which to file federal income tax returns
for 1921 and to make payments of at
least one-quarter of the tax.
Miss Phyllis Clapp, R. N, of West
erly. is working among the influenza
patients on Block Island, having been
called there by the Red Cross chapter.
The men who have been hunting the
gypsy moth in Tolland have been find
ing a good many in different localities
of the town and fare continuing their
search
Snow began falling about o'clock
Monday morning and at first seemed TO
promise a storm of real severity. Rain
fell later, but the snow Is several inches
on the level.
At the Cemetery association meet
ing held at Westford, Ransom B. Tiff
was elected clerk and treasurer to fill
the vacancy caused by the death Of AL
bert c. squer.
School authorities are being notified
| Of the celebration OF the Tooth anniver-
ssry of the birth Ut Gen. Ulysses s.
| Grant, which will be observed through
out the country April q.
The pastor of the Central Baptist
church, Rev. David A. Pitt, is to preach
at Mortified and Rev. D. B. MacQueen
of Bridgeport, will supply DR.. Pitts
pulpit on that special Sunday.
People Who have left deeds at the
Stafford town clerks Office have beer
requested to call for them, since that
office is without proper facilities fol
taking care of such documents.
Supervisor Theodore Rupp has an
| nounced a; the school at Mashapaug
that the Easter vacation has beer
| changed to an earlier date. Schoo
closes March gath and opens April 3rd.
The American Red Cross spent 50.
$4,000 aiding disabled veterans of thu
World war during 1921. according to {
| report Of Judge Barton Payne, chair
| man of the organization, made publ
Monday.
At the March meeting of the Parish
| House department OF Park church, Mrs
Guy Warner Eastman, directress of thu
Norwich Art School, is to give a tall
on Arts & Crafts, exhibiting specimen!
| of work.
Word ha sheen received at Libert.
| Hill of the death of Alfred w. Chase
IS, of Newport. r. l., who taught tn
Liberty Hill school some so years age
He moved from Liberty Hill to Newpor
and he taught 81 years in all.
Word has been received in Moan
from Mrs. Minnie Vallette that she an
Mrs. Dickerson of Mystic have arrive
in Los Angeles. Mrs. Dickerson VIII
Is nearly 80, was accompanied by Mr..
The United States civil service commits
sion announces an examination on Marc
21 at New York for calculating machin
operator either sex. over IS years of ag,
for vacancies in the navy supply depo
South Brooklyn, at $3.50 per diem.
Miss Leila Church of Rockville SUE
cessfully presented the histosicai pa
geant, The Magic Carpet in the ne
John Fitch High School in Windsor O
Saturday evening. This elaborate ps
geant was written by Miss Church
Friends surprised Mr.. and Mrs Abr;
! ham Bruckner, of 800 West Ma
. street, Norwich. Sunday evening, G
their seventeenth wedding anniversar
enjoying social evening with refresl
: ments and leaving a number of pleasr
gifts.
The Moosup Thursday club has vo
ed to contribute five dollars to the We
Grams Mountain Camp which is und,
the direction of the American Legion.
:, camp is being established at Saran;
lake, New York, to care for sick ar
disabled soldiers.
John Newton broke ground last wee
i at Plainfeld for cellar just north
< | Frink's garage The building former
T. used as barn on George B. Dawley
a premises will be moved there and r
- modelled for a store in the lower pa
3 and 4 tenement above.
Mrs. Daniel H Rhone. mother of MI
= Franklin s. Wilcox who has spe
much time In the South Sea Islands, h
=. consented to address the March NEE
ing of the Woman's Guild of the Uni
= ed Congregational church and to she
curios from her collection
:. A Lenten dish which Norwich W
n man has introduced to her friends Il
n lowing a visit on the Massachuset
: coast is baked mackerel, the fish bel
j. cooked in enough milk to keep 1t fro
IS burning, seasoned with pepper a
e moistened with bits of butter
p Local mIlliners returning from t
s openings tell Of the popularity of
y shiny trimmings for spring, stati
e that small parrots and love birds a
used in lacquered state, as are lili
ornamental straws and the dragon
ornaments so much in vogue just no
Building Inspector Benjamin R. Lii
Gus and Assistant Fire Chief CHAR
II. Rose are making a systematic
spection Of all public and semi-pub
property in New London under ordt
from the city manager, in order to s
that all such property is safe from
hazards.
A New York society paper said Nc
day: Mrs. Norman B. Ream has be
entertaining her daughter, Mrs. Anats
Andreivitch-Vonsia at the Chatha
The latter left Saturday for Philad
rhia to join Mr.. Vonsiatsky. She W
Mrs. Marion Ream Stephens of n
York and Thompson.
A Norwich citizen VINO watched fo
young men abstract over So from