Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-28
VARIOUS MATTERS


 The Norwich Red Cross chapter has already sent it's ninety fifth box of surgical supplies, etc.
 The Elm Poultry Yards at Vernon had a large exhibit of fancy poultry at the New Haven Poultry Show.
 An enthusiastic community chorus has been organized at North Stoning- ton with Principal R. A. Moore leader.
 The Backus hospital ambulance took a Broad street patient to the hospital Sunday afternoon for medical treat ment.
 Five per cent was added to all wa ter bills remaining unpaid January 2l. adv.
 This evening 8 social meeting Of the Vineyard Workers is to be held with Mrs. Adams P. Carroll. 17 Lincoln avenue.
 There were 15e visitors to the Otis library reading room Sunday after noon Miss Sadie J Dawson was in charge.
 Because cf the second. Monday clos ing of the stores today there was a rush of trading up to 9 late hour Sat- urday night.
 A further addition of fifty cents will 'be made to Ca:h water Hill remaining unpaid January 2Cth.-adv.
 Connecticut men have been notified that a great conference of fishermen Ii the limited States is to be held in New Orleans Feb. r..
 Local alumni learn that Yale will suspend all classes for Feb. , to to aid fuel conservation. The university will not be officially closed. however. Out-of-town fishermen have been getting live bait for ice fishing at Tal- cottvilie have had to cut through B inches of ice in making holes for their nets.
 The forty fourth annual session of the grand chapter of Connecticut, Or der of the Eastern Star. is to be held Thursday.
 Social whist and 45, Wednesday evening, Jan. 30th. K. of c. rooms Tickets 25c. Cards to 10. Dancing adv.
 This weeks meeting of the Farther i Lights of the Central Baptist church is to be held at the home of Miss Eli | zabeth Williams, Rockwell street, when knittjnfg will be done. A large number of friends from oti1 CT churches attended the morning ser | vice at the Central Baptist church on Sunday to hear a former pastor. Rev Dr. Peter c. Wright, of Hartford. The annual meeting of the Triple Link Corporation will be held Friday | evening, Feb. 1st, 1913, at 8 o'clock in Odd Fellows hall. Ashley T. Boon secretary.-'adv.
 The management of the trolley lin' !! was not sorTy to see Sundays .snou end so quickly, as the additional powel required to run snow pioWs takes jus so much from the precious supply 0 coal.
 1 Norwich merchants found that th, turtailed and irregular trolley seryic, /; Saturday afternoon and evening kep away many of their best spenders an, made a big inroad in the days re ceipts.
 i 4 Bristol man. Thomas Sheeran. whi was sentenced te ninety days at th Norwich state farm for inebriates b, Jhcge s. R Mink. fled an appea' which was granted and a bond of $20
 YVES furnished.
 I Meeting Of Sons of Veterans Tues !: day evening, 1.+5, Buckingham Memo riai.-~adv.
 \ two-days extension school in f1ofn economics is 10 be held Feb. 20 and 2 1 in North Stoaington. sTTenty weme have signed the application whic
 makes it possible for an extensio school to be given.
 4 warning to sportsmen and other that dangerous migration of gos hawks from the Arctic regions is i
 progress has been issued by state ifs
 and game commissioners, the most SC
 rious since that of eleven years ago. Preaching at the high mass in S Patrick's church yesterday, from tn days gospel, Matt K, 1-16, the para ble of the laborers in the vineyard
 Rev. Myles P. Galvin's theme was tn care which should be given the vine yard of the soul.
 The annual meeting Of the State Ba association of Connecticut of whie Judge William F. Henney of Hartfer
 is president. will be held today fMon
 day) in. the supreme court room, g Hartford. The state association hs
 over 400 members.
 Manufacturers in this state Iookin
 for ideas in textiles and eostumers i search of exclusive fabrics have bee 1 apprised that they can find sugges tions in the exhibition of hand deeol
 ated textiles in the rooms of the Al
 Alliance, New York When Thames Past Brands asse . ciation held it's January nneetin Friday in New London for installs
 ton of officers for the next s months. out of town Rebekah men hers present were from Norwich, Jew \ cit City, Groton and Mystic.
 Engineers and firemen of the Ne
 Haven road have for some time bee = studying details of the new mecha, ical stokers to be used on the new el
 glnes early in the summer, The,
 mechanical wonders will cut a fir
 mans work far below normal.
 Professor Guy c. Smith of the Col 2 necticut Agricultural College, Ster1
 is to speak at the combined meeting
 the Connecticut Pomological Socie
 and the Connecticut Vegetable Gro5 = CTS Association at a three days SC
 sion beginning February 5, in liar
 ford
 A service flag is flying at the hon
 of Mir. and Mrs. D. J. MeCormie
 Perkins avenue, for their son, Jol
 F., a former Academy football nia v,