Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-11
VARIOUS MATTERS

IAght vehicle lamps at 5.45 o'clock this
evening.
the moon Is full today, the 18th. at
SIT D. m.
Temperature Of 30 degrees Friday
soon turned the snow to slush.
Rummags saie, Buckingham Memorial
this morning, o'ciock.-adv.
There is project to observe the last
week Of February as National Song
Week.
Some Of the grangers have been de-
voting the weeks meetings to Lincoln
programmes.
Buds on the magnolia In the grounds
at Buckingham Memorial begin TO show
signs that spring Is nearing.
The gypsy moth Grew working in
the federal service has been busy In and
about South Griswold this week.
This week at Old Lyme the Center
school added two branches to It's studies,
domestic science and carpentering.
From Sterling. Ernest Thompson Is
to enter St. Francis hospital. Hartford,
where he wfll undergo slight opera
ton.
Robert Burns and Bettings Havana
Leaf cigars at Tyler Rogers, IS Broad.
way-adv.
]. J. Kirwin, captain and coach Of Old
Saybrook basketball team will not be
able to take part IN any games for some
time, under physicians instructions,
In observance of Lincoln's birthday
the reading room Of the Otis library VIII
not be opened Sunday afternoon and the
library Is to be closed all day Mon
day.
Miss Vera Huntington. of westches-
ter, was given a shower by friends al
Mrs. Jane Brainards, recently. Miss
Huntington and Mr.. Brainard are soon
| to be married.
T. r. Bail, John Muller and Maurice
| Peck are a committee at Old Lyme to
| receive names of those who wish to be-
come members Of an auxiliary to Lyme
| post, No. Al. American Legion.
Personal taxes will be collected to
day at the Peoples Store, Taftville, from
II m. 10 2.3o p. m.-ady.
George Lendewig, of Central Village
who is spending the winter in FLORIDA
has contracted to ship two carloads Of
oranges each week for the next hv'
weeks to salesrooms in Provldence.
Tomorrow (sunday) at the Moosul
Baptist church, Mrs James D. Rougl
| Of Norwich will speak. Mrs. Rough Il
campaign director for Connecticut in thu
continuation campaign for s10O.oo0,o0o
At Tolland, Albert Aldrich has soil
his place to Howard Shelley Of Man
chester who, with his family, will tax
possession Immediately. Mr.. and Mrs
Aldrich will board with Mr.. and Mr.
Shelley.
Fresh opened scallops. SOC pint; Muir
ford Cove and Blue Point oysters, choic
shrimps. Jumbo haddies not frozen ha6
dies. Powers Bros.'-adv.
Norwich people who contributed to tn
woodrow Wilson Foundation Fund ar
receiving from headquarters $50 Nassa
/ street, New York, attractive certificate
Of acknowledgment containing cut c
J the former president.
More than one-third Of the 81 900, %
total Of the Woodrow Wilson Founds
> ton has been obtained, according to tt
announcement made Friday by Hamilto
] Holt, executive director, of New Yor
and Woodstock, who reported $3.50, OF
! in hand.
5 Henry Dorrance and son, Samuel,
Plainfield, had specimens Of wool on e,
hibition at the state armory at Har
g ford last week. Henry Dorrance toe
: first prize for Hampshire (medium) wo
and Samuel Dorrance first prize for fir
o wool (merino Sheep.
Lincoln and Religion" will be Il
d.. pastors subject at the Central Bapti
church Sunday evening. The pub,
are cordially invited.-adv.
> A Norwich man suggested Friday tn
! when all the new fire apparatus has a
n rived 1t would be a good Idea to have
Saturday afternoon demonstration
10 Union square, late in the spring, as du
Ing Old Home Week, that the taxpaye
might see the entire department In a
-, ton.
J. A food sale held Friday afternoon !
e the Ladies' Aid society Of Trinity Met
odist church netted about $40. 1t W
In charge Of Mrs. Ernest J. Jones, Nj
= Charles worthington, Mrs Justin HI
. den, Mrs. John A. Ferguson and Nj
Harvey Aldrich, who is president Of t
Il society.
4 Michael Ahearn, who has been rur
' mafl carrier through Oskdale, has 7
4 ceived an appointment from the Nc
wich post office to route Norwich r.
i D., No. T.. succeeding the late Walt
4 Burlingame. Walter Moran, Of Nor
4 Wlle Center has been appointed CARR