Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-22

tsstS A e&&44ees e&&44eeess q. TAtss came in contact. The New Engiand Methodist conference has greatly bene- ltted by the thousands of dollars ne has given, Rev. Mir. Ackley stated. 4 good man gone to his reward, after long and useful life. Rev. John Pearce Of | Wdllimantic offered the closing prayer and pronounced the benediction.
 1 Other ministers present were Rev. MT. MacLennon with his wife of AEoosup Rev Charles Smith of Uncasville, Rev. Robert, Norwich, Rev. F. A Ahern, Moosup, Rev. George wilber. 0neco. Rev. E. ]. Aver, Norwich, Rev. H. E. Moore, with Mrs. Moore, of Sterling | Others attending from out lof town were Mrs. George Sople of East Green 1 wich, Mir. and Mrs. Edwin Babcock, Wickford Henry Soule, Boston, Mrs Sarah Woodward, Nsw Bedford, AIr. and Mrs. Walter Burroughs Worcester, Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Soule, Providence, Mrs. John E. Vaughn, Mrs. Eugene Boy ems, Norwich; Mrs. Joseph Dawson, Mrs. Charles Gray, Central Village: Miss FL Ia WiIlett, Moosup; Miss Nellie Arnold, Voluntown; Mrs Irving Smith and Mrs. Il Alfred Ashley, Plainfefd.
 Trustees of the Jewett City savings bank and Slater library, the lihrari an and assistants, attended {; also members of Reliance lodge, No. 2s. I. o. o. E, of \ which Mir. Anthony was a charter mem- Der and members of the Mems class of the NJ. E. church.
 The bank and library were closed. There were beautiful floral remembrance es including forms from the Methodist church and societies Jewett City savings bank Slater library I. o. o. F., Dorcas I toirr ef ha fF rfe Dor T 11,S, relatives and friends. The burial will be in Hope cemetery, worcester, today (Friday.) The bearers will be 4. c Burdfck,. G. H. Thornton, William J Robertson, Jr., and Robert Robertson
 The Ladies society of the Congrega- tional church was entertained at Mrs c. H Jennings home Thursday after. , noon. It was decided to have a parish , supper and recognition service for ths new pastor Tuesday next The commit 1 tee is Mrs F. D. Ba1lou. Mrs L. c < Buckingham and Mrs. Alex McNicoi Mrs. Jennings was assisted by Mrs. z j D. Wolf, Mrs. F. E., Robinson, Mrs Johr : Whalley and Mrs Walter Marshall. T Mrs. Pearl Gleason, 2s. wife of eharIe,
 Miller, of Voluntown, died in Norwicl : Thursday, her body being brought t, n Gilbert's undertaking room Thursday. | l. he is with commercial brokerage es 5 tablishHept
 David Ballou, Frank and Claude Dur fey return to Brown University toda. ? (Friday.)
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles CoraelI. Nils Florastine Ritchotte and Miss Eva Isai Y have returned from trip to Canada
 Niagara Falls and other places of ir VI terest, covering 12ee miles
 Dance at Ashland Casino tonfgh E Chips Streed orchestra.-ady.
 al The Aspinook company has posted ns e tices that Monday September 25. opera : tions will be resumed on standard time. t As far as is known every institutio
 in Griswold, including the towns tim ia will be standard Sunday morning. Man .- watches and clocks will not have to \. changed, but in the main, 1t will rnea set 'em back or stop them for an ho,ir al The railroads will operate trains or K hour later, beginning at 1901 sunda 2 morning. ,dl Because reading matter for the blin V passes through this office, the foilowin ,i- letter to Postinaster D. F. Finn and 1oc; to railway postal clerks is of local interesi
 Braille is reading matter for Il Id blind. In view of the necessary circun
 scribed lives of those so afflicted it [, 7 quHeS AlIle lmag1natlon to realize il
 disappointment and sorrow that mig M result from receiving such matter wh5C
 may be damaged In the mails.
 Braiile is usually put up in two forn
 -folded nat and mailed in enyelope
 and sent in rolls like sheet music.
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 ment it can easily be so damaged ,
 to be absolutely worthless.
 In order not to detrsct from the fe pleasures which may be enjoyed b1 fl blind, it Is desired that all ros.nffice CT ploFes keep special lookout for su,
 matter and handle 1t with part:eu
 care. In order that 1t may be prompt identihed it Is requested that postmaste
 at mailing offices request the senders
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 Printed matter for the bind.p The z
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 ed.
 JOHN H. BARTLETT,
 First Asst F. M General.
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