Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-13

Light vehscie 9laauss at zfAo,ca0.s this evening.
 rsilers and aresnasssrs repsrt good pre- Easter busfneez.
 Tee cuttinx zis stin gptns. on at some points in Wtndham county.
 Snow still fingers on the hills about town, although roads and fields ere bares sAasa -f,s+s
 E Barracks which win take care of, 400 men are to be buflt at Fort Truntul1.
 ! Spring Millinery Opening Wednes day. Thursday, Friday. March IS, l4, and IS. Collins, CT sBsoazuzy-adv.
 Subscription knsttine parties gre the newest forms of c0uabired social di- version and war work.
 Local Methodssts i1rve been nsti- lied, tirxt the .conferenre at Providence has been postponed to April IT. In North stonington with total of il0o population the sales of war and thrift stamps to March 1st footed s75s.4s.
 On the sAndover road from Gnead. it | is said that there is place where the ice is six feet deep at the foot of hill:
 The first of sne new Bermuda po- tatoes were selling in the Norwich stores Tuesday. at two quarts for a quarter. ,4q4
 Grace circle of the Kings Daubh- ters, Mrs Frank J. King, leader. Is to work at the Red Cross room Friday afternoon. Persons here who have not yet filed their income tax returns are being reminded that this is the last month for making returns.
 Just received, carload of the very latest models of Sonora Talking Ma chimes at The Plaut Gladden. Co.-adv.
 Thse gypsy moth scouts who have l been at work; near Voluntown discoy- cred several egg clusters near the ,Wylie school house. Rural carriers who have been f1amp- | eIou ny -Si1o~. dat0 iCe dA W1nter are now having their trials with deep mud on their routes.
 Swedish .clergyrnen from connecti- cut have been in Boston to attend a meeting of the New England confer ence mission board
 Captain .Blish, of Illinois. will ar. rive this. week at Old saybrook 10 ,taks charge of the. government proving ground at CoTnfeld Point Episcopal churches in "a number o places .will> have special music mex Sunday the 17th. which, is Passiol Sunday, two weeks before Easter,
 Norwich property owners at Easter Pointeare interested in the fact tfa at a meeting Jl1eid in. the town hal Monday morning a 1S-mill tax wa laid. sT
 Yesterday the .thirtietfl annlversar, of the big. blizzard of 'ss, was ia, of. gray Skies. and occasional showers with mid day stemperature nearly 4 1 0egreeS .s-st S1 -ss e s-'Lst-.' I Madam Fournier.s ss Main street | opening. latest millinery and trinme hats will cut prices this week befor rernozal to A Broadway. Public in vited.--adv.ss.,s ..,... "The Small Vegetable Garden. fo , planting limited areas is. the title c l Farmers Bulletin. No.-. SIS, which tn ! U. S. Department of iAgricuiturt Washington, D. C., will send on ap plication. c, ,-.e rt+ee': .-a |. t--;-- T
 The winter term in. the schools ( the four towns supervised by O.. ! l Lowell of, wich,-Preston, Mort ! Stonington., Ledyard and Voluntown- ends March 2sth. the vacation lastin ten days.
 l A meeting Of the class in Englis conducted by Rev. Leavitt P. Sher bur11e, rector of St James Episcops church. Poquetanuck, was hefd Mon { day evening at the home of Mrs. Ar thur Smith.
 In a solemn high anniversary mas of reouierl for Philip Henault. at $ | PatricfS's church Tuesday Rev. !. I J. Cuny deacon and Rev. Myles ] Calvin, sub deacon.
 The wood situation at Mantle
 said to be about as serious a matte
 as the coal situation. There seems {
 be plenty of wood on the outskirts
 the town. but the owners are havin
 difficulty in getting men to chop.
 The flower mission department (
 the W. c. T.sU. is laying special en
 phasfs on relief work abroad and :
 home. Nearly 100 foreign orphan
 have been adopted by the W. C. T. I
 Ten cents a day will save child.
 'Tfe Problem of. the Rural Scboo
 was discussed by Miss Emma $. Pil
 ing, of Danielson, at the meetir
 Tuesday afternoon of the Waterbul
 Wonnen's club. The. meeting was
 charge of the education committee.
 While at Ornand last week. Joeer
 Hall and his daughter, Miss Armani
 Hall of. Norwich. who are spendi1
 the winter in Florida tried their fir
 aeroplane flight to an altitude of 20
 feet, remaining in the air for 10 m,I
 uteS.
 The state department will Enow a
 cept applications for April i regi
 tratiulis and allow the rebate 70 tn
 date. will issue registrations as D April 1 and will forward the numbe 30 that they can be available prompt April i. ..
 At the f0.30 mass Sunday at {
 Thomas church, Southington, t
 new service flag bearing 35 sti
 representing the number of men th
 have thus far been called into se
 vice, was blest by Rev Harry J. Col
 man, formerly of Norwich.
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