Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-16
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Norwich, Saturday, Feb. is, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Laght vehicle lamps at s51 o'clock this evening.
 The $ sign is conspicuous in all the, show windows about town.
 Reduced prices of and ply army yarns at the Yarn Shop today adv.
 Hotels and restaurants. which are good business barometers had big patronage. Friday.
 The offering in the Catholic church. es of this diocese tomorrow will be for home and foreign missions
 The men of the town of Ellington are greatly interested in organizing a Home Guard company there
 The Palmer Bros. Co is buying a. large quantity of wood in and about Montvfle for use at their New Lon don mill. E qs e e!, Sweet nut margarine a2-r--'- "@s-r ', Direct Importing Co, F'ran!:l:n ,,t-lTe. -adv.
 The Peck Library, Slater Memorial, has among recent accessions Ambas.' sador James W. Gerard's My Four Years in Germany"
 Tn the suburbs Friday, the farmers were letting out their cattle, which have been, housed week after week, during the intense cold. The steamers of the Norwich Line to New York have had some strenuous trips up and down the Sound this week, battling against the floating ice. Marshall Phillips. for many years an assistant at the New London alms- house, died in the Memorial hospital Thursday afternoon after short ill., nesS., il-'e -.--'s4's-.4 - Men, hear the Italian, Irony" Car levale at Y. M. c. A: tomorrow at S.So adv.
 The Savings Bank of Rockville has gone on a 5 per cent basis and is now enc of the five banks in the state pay ing this amount of interest to its de- positors.
 Plans are being completed for big patriotic rally of the Polish people of Rockville. Rev. Leon WieryZuski, pas | tor of St. Joseph's church, has charge of the arrangements.
 |
 Superintendents of Connecticut schools will attend. the convention of superintendents of the National Edu- cational association, to be held in At lantic City next week.
 During January there was sent from the submarine base. Fort Wright and Fort Terry in express money orders I$1a976.53 This amount was sent through the y. M c. A.
 New yarns of the most exquisite col, bring and texture at the Yarn Shop adv.
 Mrs. F. s. Camp of Norwich who underwent an operation for appendici- tis at the Lawrence hospital in New London, has recovered and is expect ed to return to her home on Broadway today.
 Eastern Connecticut senators and representatives to the general assem- bly, have received summons notifying them of the convening of the legisla ture in special session. March 19. al Il o'clock.
 That wonderfully efficient organiza. ton, the Norwich United Workers. has lat present under it's charge. at ths Rock Nook Home 26 children. Tn ths Sheltering Arms household there art 16 adults.
 \ A Norwich resident saw cater pillar crawling on the walk, Fridal afternoon.
 A letter received this week bv MT and Mrs Joseph Adj of Chestnu street. from their sen, Private Michae Adj, one of the first of the local draft ed men to go to France, reported hin
 well and happy
 From Norwich. State Agent A. v
 Buchanan, went to Westerly Friday, t
 issue working certiftcates to childrel
 applying for them. While in this eft.
 Thursday MT. Buchanan gave out si,
 or seven transfer certificates.
 Isabel Bradley, ,encted ballo. medium
 Spiritual Academy, Sunday, 2.3o an 7.30 p. m.-adv. G A new dark blue silk banner ,vi.l white letters, reading "ciean" has B>e
 presented the Holland schools.. F
 State Secretary Csaa D. Hine. Tfsi is to be kept in the school room tha
 bears the cleanest appearance.
 Men, hear J. W. (Teny, Carleval at r. M. c. A tomorrow at 3:sa. Goo I