Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-27
VARIOUS MATTERS

NAl1OOo MA kkNS
 February a7th is St. Lenders day i, Light vehicle lamps at sos o'clocl this evening.
 The days length has increased little over two hours
 note Longfellow's birthday today, the 27th.
 Thursday of this week is St. David.
 day, always important with Welsh res
 Idents.
 A number of local milliners are in
 New York for observation of the Spring styles.
 You can get table board at Mabrey's
 57 Broadway.-adv.
 1 A damp. gloomy day like Monday . gives a setback to the grip and pneu- .
 monfa patients.
 T Rain and thawing snow have food ed cellars in some of the lower sec tions of the town.
 | The Connecticut Library associa- ton is to hold the annual meeting at
 New Britain. Wednesday of this week
 The town clock resumed striking
 Monday morning at 10 o'clock, after a | week end lay-of in which its familiar tones were missed.
 This weeks meeting of she Vineyard Workers Of the Central Baptist church Is to be held with Mrs. S. B. Palmer, of 142 Broad street.
 Clerr--uen here are being notified thHt ''e convention of the Religious i Education association is to be held in Boston. February 27-March 1. New arrival round clans. Plenty of fresh and salt fish at Powers Bros. adv.
 The papers refer to the elaborate so- nual charity ball for the Morton F. Plant hospital at Bellaire, Florida, proved to be.
 The current bulletin of the Otis n- brary furnishes handy and valuable list of vocal scores and selections from operas now available for the use of li- brary patrons.
 Although this is apt to be the dull time of year, hardware men are hav- ing a big call for edge tools and ma chinists' tools. drill bits, files, wrench es and the like.
 The Lenten appointments Of Rev. l Richard R. Graham. rector of Christ l church include sermons at Calvary 1 church. StoninEtcn. and St. Andrews, | Greeneviile, next week.
 Miss Katherine Brown. daughter of l of Mrs. Frank T. Brown, of Nor ] wich. was among those competing in l the woman's lawn tennis tournament | at Nassau. Bahama Islands.
 The two nights bazaar held last | week by the Catholic Women's club, Mrs. Frank T. Sylvia, president, clear cd s1.s65. to be devoted to the needs of the If Sf pafrfclysS 1rf-
 Coventry farmers began ice cutting early in December and are still har- restfnE Ice. Eighteen-inch ice is be- ing cut by Representative John E. kingsbury from his own ice pond.
 The tax collectors office will be open thisseveninE and Wednesday ev- ing until 8 o'clock for collcctine the personal tax, Wednesday. Feb 2S. is the last day of the month of coliec- tion.-adv.
 Leonard B, Porter of Andov- ST wich h1s Pacat c0pS o,'S,,sbad the the Nor n6r Trumbrl Thursday, September 2S 1fs6- The paper contains a speech of President George Washington to the American people.
 Those who buy pencils find that prices have advanced sharply. due, it is claimed. to the fact that Great '~A see~hA ID Ody AA16 HI tAliS HldThoI enOT- I nous quantities of pencils for her own and her allies use.
 A patient from Bridgeport, L.S. discovered at New London station. Saturday. by Policeman James Fitzgerald was turned over to guards rom the Norwich State Hospital from which he had escaped several hours earlier. The docket of the United States dis -rict court: February term, which ,pens in New Haven with Judge Ed ( win s. Thomas the bench, has 34 .ases slated for trial, including that of 1 z he Deutschland for sinking the tug I 2. A. Scott. Patriotic women here have been in- t -ited to attend mass meeting of the g connecticut Branch of the National s !eid in New Haven today (Tuesdav). { The commander of the league, Miss ! trace Parker will speak. 2 News was received here Monday s hat members of his family had been t ummoned to the bedside of Rev. 8 ames Coote. of Portland, Conn. V orineriy of Norwich. who is now crit ,aily i'll with pneumonia, requiring fl he attendance of two nurses Ii Julius Sheriff. of New London. and Hiss Bertha Somach, daughter of Mir nd Mrs. s. Somach of New York, u vere married Sunday evening in that t, ity. They are to reside at No. 54 D olden street. New London. and will e at home after March 10th. n
 ti The 1obstermen of the shore towns fl ave just received word from Hart W 'rd that a clause providing that loh- u .ers under ten inches in size may not " Q caurht in waters Of this state will st 9 added to one of the fishing bills ow before the general assembly.