Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-03

Mrs Frank Halyburton OF Norwich
recently suffered a slight shock at her
home.
Triple Link whist tonight, I. o. o. F.
hall, o'clock.-adv.
In some of the towns north, owners Of
maple groves are preparing to tap the
trees
The Church Directory Of Trinity Meth
odist society has been completed for dis
tribution.
Counterfeit quarters have made their
appearance in New London within the
last few days.
Manager Fred King Of the S. N. E.
telephone exchange at Saybrook Point
has recovered from Illness.
Thursday evening the Junior Brother
hood of Trinity Episcopal church met
with the director, S. Hussey Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs John Taylor of No. IL
Rau street, Rockville, will celebrate their
golden wedding this (Friday) evening.
Tug Miles standish, assisting tug Rose
A.. towed barge West Point from New
Lonlon to Alyn's Point Thursday morn
ing.
The League of Women Voters Of Mys-
tic held a largely attended whist Thurs
day afternoon at the Mystic Community
house.
The Book of Hosea was studied at the
mid-week service of the United church,
in charge Of Rev. Alexander H. Abbott
the pastor
Asa E Brooks, so, who died Tuesday
at Moodus, married for his second wife
Miss Estella Hyde of Wlllimantic, who
survives him.
Otto Graft of Thompson has purchased
| the Talbot property near Brandy Hill
East Thompson known as the Rhodes
place. and expects to occupy it soon
Regular meeting. K. of c., tonight
! SIS. First degree.-adv.
Austin Baxter Keep, now of New
| York Norwich Free Academy. class Of
| 1888, has presented Peck library a COPY
of the History of the New York Society
Library.
Connecticut art lovers have been il
I Springfield, Mass to attend the eight
annual exhibition Of oil paintings, which
numbers 10S canvases and which close:
March 4th.
The Windham County Observer notei
| that at Dayvule the Assawaga mill ha'
purchased the house and property ad
joining where Harry Brearley and famil!
are living.
R. S. Lund, agricultural supervisor TO
the schools of Colchester, is making ar
rsngements for a poultry demonstration
by students in elementary agriculture t.
be held March 20.
Train passengers from New York stat
that the ice in the Connecticut river i
such at present that IT would take bu
little .fort for tugs to pillow throguh /
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Bert Strong of Noank has launched HI
new nshlng BOAT from WEBSTER hlareege
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According to records just filed in IL
state library three Connecticut me
Daniel Blssell' Danlel Brown ana Ell1a
ChurchiA' won the mhitary merit media
I AWARDED lot dlstlhgulsheo service IN u
Revolutionary war
! The annual Washington trip of II
senior class Of Rockville High school wi
be held the latter part of the month. F.
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quarterly conference recehuy he4o WI
: the district superintendent Kew. W.
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The mid-week service at Park chur,
| took the form Of a symposium on t.
| Lords supper. led by the pastor, Re
| Dr.. S. H. Howe. Mr.. Learned led Il
! singing. Mrs. E. A Harris singing Sc
I eral solos. with Miss Helen Burdick a
! companist.
! The tax assessors of the plea SAINT Vie
! Beach nre district W1hIam F. Saundel
J | Albert +. clark ana James COLLINS, at