Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-02
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VARIOUS MATTERS

The grange at Thompson has lSS members and IS to receive others soon.
 rwiye or IS new books In foreign lsn- Suages have b cen added to the Otis H- braFy shelvesA
 Tax coAector W. D. Fuller of AndOver Is able to attend to business after a lengthy illness.
 March came in hmb-ISlze enough. but clustering weather, with, snow nuTries, s prom sed for the week end.
 Dance. Canterbury Grange hall. satur- doy, March {. Mofey-s orchestra--a6v
 Bird students in various places are Ps- porting large hocks of .chickadees. but clam thai no woodpeckers are about
 Norwich nswsdeaIers did not. receive q single New York paper ar day Wednes- day due to the prszsmen's strike in Man haitian
 Appard dealers began bringing winter stock to the fore again Wednesday. when the highest temperature recorded was SS degrees.
 Rev. Walter ShymanskI pastor of the Orthodox Greek church at Holland, has been called to Philadelphia by the Illness of relatives.
 Gypsy moth scouts have been in Co., lumb a and Hebron and as far as the Bolton line. They found moth tnfesta- tions in Columbia
 At Bradford, grip is stiH prevalent. In two houses alone nine of the inmates, members of three families Fave been III for nearly three weeks.
 The junior-senior French class at Woodstock Academy Is rehearsing ai French play, L'Etincelle to be given at the Academy this week.
 Motorists to the shore are surprised to ind how long the sncw is lingering at Ocean Beach and Neptune Park, having frozen down following the last rain.
 Franklin Chapter, No. {, R,3A.. M works the Mark Master degree at Masonic Teln- pie tonight 7.3Q.-adv.
 North Stonington resIdeuts welcome tho new Westerly -HaAviIle bus service bg; resumption of trolley service is still a-dsntly desired by the people of that lccsllty.
 4 Noank correspondent writes Arthur Woodwork, who spent the week end and Sunday at his home here and South Gov. entry. has returned to his duties or Fishers Island
 Dealers featured Wednesday as tht first day of National Canned Food. week, March 1-S to make known tht whoIesomeness, convenience and econom! of canned foods.
 MT. and Mrs Charles H. Wetmore O Eo. 5Q3 lew Britain avenue. Hartford announce t!le engagement of their daugh t4I Ei9iep- Boyd. 10 Clarence Gallup Ecer of Lebanon.
 The Catholic Woman's club Mrs. Nel son C. Disco president, which meets in vacant room of St. Patrick's school t sew, is to hold it's March meeting at tn k of c. home today CThursday).
 An institute is to be held in Elingtoi town hall Friday and Saturday under tn auspces Of the Holland county farm bu reau Many practical subjects relat.ni to farm and home will Do taken up.
 At the evening service at Tr!n.t, Episcopal church Sunday next Rev. r. C Williams, rector of St. Andrews church Greeneville, wia exchange puipits witt the rector. Archdeacon J. Eldred Brown
 It has been announced at Park n gregational church that the of. officers for March are Dr. W. ". -- oA ard, Hibberd R. Norman. Neville Blice Edward J. Graham and Robert Coch ran.
 Wednesday at S,8O ?. m. the Progress sive Missionary society met with Mrs Frank L. Arnold, 90 Cliff street, Il at tending and Mrs. John E. Post presiding Sewing and reading occuFled the meetin hours.
 City Manager Barlow has recommend | ed to the city council of New Londo ] that the white way in Main street be CT { tended to take in the square just mort 1 of BuEard's corner at the foot of Moht gan hill.
 A business and sewine meeting ( | Comfort circle of the Kings Daughter | Mrs Stanton W. Brown leader, va | held Wednesday afternoon with. MT 1 Henry C0.e of Prospect street. 10 be;n present.
 Saturday afternoon at 2.S0, Distri | Superintendent Rev. W. H. Bath Norwich, will conduct the Fourth Qua terly Conference at West Thompso At 7.30 ?. IT,. Mir, Bath will be at u Putnam Methodist church.
 Congressman Richard P. Freeman the Second congress iona1 district has a pointed to the Naval academy at Anna o-is two Holland county boys, Howal ! A. Metcalf and Donald c. Cameron, se iors in Rockville High school
 The annual poultry institute for Tc
 and county hedd in Rockville Tuesd;
 under the direction of the extension SC vice of the Connecticui Agricultural e
 lege at Storrs and the Toiland coun
 farm bureau proved a big success. The March White Ribbon Banner co
 tains a memorial tribute 10 Mrs Rebeo
 Osgood Briggs. a member of New Have ; No. 1, who died at Woodstock Valley February For many years she was a tive in w. c. T. U. work in W1ndha
 county.
 It is learned in Westerly that Jud
 R chaTd Herr.ck of Woonsocket has be
 appointed a district deputy of the K.
 C.. In Rhode Island. to complete the u , expired term of Charles P. Carroll, S
 perintendent of schoops In woonsock
 who has resigned the office. 8 In the advance spring millinery q : played In Norwich show windows ne 6 winkle and vivid greens show strong
 and there Is also a noticeable run on n browns and tans. In the embrOider r that are used as trimmings the co f trend Is strongly toward bizarre Ruasi . and Egyptian effectA
 - There was special local interest
 Tho Bulletins recent announcement . the death of Mrs. Alice Arms Che !. ham, wife of Capt J. J. cheathan, t Washington, D. C., as she was gral - daughter of Rev. Dr. Hiram P. Ar
 for years pastor of the First Con gre, 8 tional church, Norwich Town, e To travel from Miami, Fla, to D Church street.. Norwich. for three oe
 Ls cheap enough. That Is what q eocoanut did which was sent to Lean,
 Brown by .h.e niece. Mrs Clarence E,
 dali (Eli4abeth. York. of Provider
 who wrote the address on the sheI of
 big nut and forwarded 1t by parcsI F
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