Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-01

with that degree of finish and charm sha markell Tuesday dvenings performa nee The cast was made up of: MT. Lawrence John Ashworth Mir. and Mrs. March Mir and Mrs. Alfred l. Reed Aunt March Mrs. s. I. FrinlI of Brooklyn; Meg, Miss Evelyn Bitgood; Jo, Mrs Needhan Brown; Beth, Mrs. Ray Bailey: Amy, Mrs Oswald C. Street; Hannah, Mrs Ethel Hale; John Brooks, Roland H Gary The Professor, Ira A. McDaniel; Laury KiTball Hsrgraves. The attendance a. the play was so large as to be very pleas ing and the net receipts will be consider able.
 Today (Ash Wednesday, beginning the Lenten season. at St. James and S ATban's churches, there will be special services. A number of small social affair. marked the end of the pre- Lenten period Tuesday evening. Mardi Gras.
 Little change was reported Tuesdny ir the condition of Dr. J. L. Morin. who 1 seriously i'll at his home here.
 youth who fiippantly Tipped marble at passing Danielson- -Willimantic bu On the West Side. had the unpleasant ex- perieRoe, later. of explaining that he did not think that 1t would crash through the windshield and be the means of inf1ictine a small out on the face of the driver, wh. is in the employ of Charles II. Pellett. There will be a session of the town cour' this "Wednesday morning to dispose O an intoxication case, the prisoner being [ man who was arrested Tuesday morn. .neg There will be Ash Wednesday service in Dayville today at St. Joseph's church Rav Ignattus Kost. pastor.
 Native fresh eggs have been uuo+~l as low as 45 cents per dozen during t~~ as few days, and 1t Is stated that this is no near the low price, expected to be touch. ed within few weeks. Some predictions are that eggs will be purchased later 1T the season for 30 cents per dozen.
 The cases in which appeals were taker by Killingly manufacturing concerns iron assessments fixed upon ther property las year by the board of assessors may come to trial at the spring session of the Wind | ham county superior court, although th!: | cannot be definitely stated as yet William McDermott left Tuesday morn ing for a visit with friends in Boston an: aaverhill.
 Leonard P. Morrison has been in Bosror ,or visit with friends.
 i It has been suggested thac the efficienc, of the fire department might be even fur ther increased by rigging the ladde, truck into a sort Of semimotorized piec of apparatus. It Is understood that thli can be done at small expense.
 March-the month that Is here today brings to mind the fact that 1t is tn month during which officers are nominat ed each year to fill positions in the bor ough government, the annual election com ing during the early part of April.
 John Purvis give notice Tuesday tha there is to be a meeting of the Veteran of Foretfn Wars Thursday evening at tn rooms of the American legion here fo the purpose of organizing a post of tn V. of F. W.
 Harold Eastman, Leslie Downs Clinto'
 ain and Ernest Child, gro {, f Good fssr bo. os the r M . j. wake.
 -ya Go y-a1 U t14 V.oi1 : . and . turn, making the trip in four ho rs. Il r. M. c. A. group htfd their regular mce. ing at Goodyear Tuesday evening.
 At the United church at Goodyear mex Sunday Rev. Charles A. Downs will talk for his text at the morning service, Col 13 :13-L6ve Supreme. At the eventn sAritA.oA. his sbject will be. Made Over.