Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-23

ton borough, is to receive reSistfaEenS of all alien enemies oyer the age of fl.
 h spite Of the storm, shoppers were out in good numbers Tuesday, follow ing the closed day of the stores Mon- day.
 Knitters Of army and navy sweaters about the state are being warned not to make those useful garments toe small.
 It is safe to say that employees of mills and factories will go back to work without much grumbling this morning.
 The snow has covered the ice se well that there is little danger on walks and streets if only reasonable caution be observed.
 The Mantle Equal Franchise league has voted to retain control of the honor board for the present time in- stead of giving it to the town.
 It will net be necessary for the Otis commissioner classes that with the 
 More snow shoreling was done fol- lowing yesterdays storm than at any time this winter The shovel sym phony was heard in all directions. When the new registration of alien enemies takes place on Feb. 4 Rock vile will have more than 200 enemy aliens coming under the registration proclamation.
 Don't forget the Anniversary dance at St. Maryss T. A. B. haIl yxSdny evening, Jan. 22.--adv.
 New Haven papers mention that ii Eva Lear chapter, D. A. R., the wal relief work is in charge of Mrs. Rob- 1 ert A France (Heien Holbfoolt), for l merly of Norwich.
 Elmer Alien Handy has left Plain l field for Mansfield to take full man. agement of the Morrow farm, owned by Miss Harriet Merrow. MT. Handy has been in Piainfield il years. The 5.26 p. m. train from Hartford reaching Bolton at 6.07 D. m. is now q regular stop and is the best accom- mediation for 8 late afternoon train 1 that section has had for 6 long time. Recent letters from Florida tourists i tell of great discomfort from the cold Fruits and flowers are badly injured and the banks of the Manatee river art sttewn with hundreds of frozen fish
 The Holland county farm bureau i. securing the county for woodchoppers i There is an abundant supply of wool in the county and County Agent Joh1 P. Giord is trying to locate men t
 chop it.
 It is noted at Hamden that the Mar lin Rockwell company, which has talk en over the big Hopkins & Allen arm
 plant in Norwich, is to expend s1D,00 in sewer improvements at it's nes
 Hamden plant
 The state president of the King Daughters, Mrs. Louis O. Potter, Q Norwich, plans a meeting of the execu tive board at Hartford next faonth | There are 4.004 members of the King
 Daughters in Connecticut.
 1 Charles B. Montgomery, U. s. pen
 sion agent of Packer, has had a com
 Plicated claim, that of widow i
 Rhode Island who was the fourth wifi
 of the soldier. having previously ha
 three husbands. This claim was re
 Jected.
 H. Principal Edwin L. Robinson of th
 East Hartford High school a native (
 Lebanon, has requested each pupil t l select name from the roll of hoYo
 Of 300 men in the service of the gov
 srnment, and write to the soldier C sailor regularly.
 Mrs, James Hislop of New Londo has received a letter from her son, D Gordon Hislop, from London. H mentions meeting Dr. Winthrop l
 Mckinley of New London and havin dinner with him in London. Both me
 are in excellent health.
 \ Development of a shipbuilding if \ dustry at Browningss Beach on Il Thames river, where Capt Emaron Eaton is owner of a tract of water front property, is to be one of the eel taintfes of the future, according to Il
 New London Telegraph.
 t. Mrs. John Laidlaw Btiel of LikcI eld, state regent of the Daughters
 the American Revolution, has issued |. New Years letter which is now the hands of the various chapter r, ssnts. It is a sfhrrirs caE to natjan service on the part cf tao D. A. R. \ Through a cable from General Pc
 shtag. Mrs. F Valentine CEappeil Huntingdon. street, New Lendon. h. \ just learned of the death in Franee her brother, Lieut.. William Fitzhuf simpson. His death, which oceurr, r Jan. 1T. was caused by appendicitis. \ Foster L. Burgess of Moosup, wir less man on a U. $. patrol boat ( \ Block Island. finds that isle far diffe
 ent in rnidwinter from what tol1ris
 md t in summer time. He writ
 home: Mostly wind here on the is | tand, few ducks, and some people : .l The state board of education is sen,
 ing out letters to night schools all ov
 the state urging them to make ext . Ieforts to utilize the next nine Monda N for extra sessions of the schools. E has been suggested that the extra SC
 sion be held in the afternoon after q X day schools have closed. \ E In the birthdays of prominent na e Tuesday the papers noted that ia
 22d was the 60th birthday of Rt. Rs
 Louis Sebastian Walsh, Catholic bis
 op of Portland, Me. born at Sale
 Mass, an alumnue of Holy Cross e
 lege, who preached at the coflserati
 of St. Paxick's church, Norwich. -ll-----------. War Fand sss,sss.