Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-11
VARIOUS MATTERS

-~-~s------.-- Mid-Lsnt has been reached.
 This is to De Red Gross day,in Nsw l London. Light vehicle lamps at s.is o'clock 1 this evening, The moon is new tomorrow, the 18th. at s.5z p. m. Wood choppers in towns north are averaging four or five dollars day. l The maple syrup season has hAgun at Holland, but the trees d nct seem to run well. Saturday evenings sforzn of sleet and slush tended to decrease the shopping crowds. Mid-Lent appearance Fickett's Fa- meus Dance Orchestra Hil4ski Hall. Norwich, Friday. March IS. ,fs1S Dancing sz5.-adv.
 Fhis. weeks meeting of The Farther will be held with Miss Ethel Adams, Gafdner Court
 Some of the men at the Marlin Rockwell arms rlaft, Norwich. are making from forty to sixty dollars per week just now.
 We thank the people of Norwich for the successful start that they have given us at our Willimantic store Tho Pasnik Company.-adv.
 It was announced Saturday that Connecticut has furnished eight more regular army recruits, making a to- tai of 4.s02 since April 1st.
 The snowstorm Sunday afternoon started in with such. ferocity that 1t was reminder of the nearness of the "sS blizzard anniversary.
 William A. Cooke, director of the New London County Farm Bureau, has been working in Uncasville ar ranging the canvass for members.
 Friends learn that Lieutenant John Fl. Evans, of Cortland, N. r.. former ly of Norwich, has been promoted to captain, and has received his com mission.
 Miss Nellie J. Campbell of Nor
  stration at the Palmer Memorial cooking room. Palmertown, Friday
 An anniversary high mass of re- quiem for c. Michael McNamara was sung in St. Patricik's church at o. clock Saturday, by Rev John H. bBroderick.
 Letters received by Hamburg friends from Theodore Schuir- ring, who has Joined the aviation ccrps, state that he is in Texas and that the thermometer registers s5 de- grees. In a New York paper Saturday, former United States minister to Venezuela, Herbert ". Bowen, wrote from his country estate at woodstock, Conn.,, in censure of Lord Lansdewne and his policies.
 The calendar Of Trinity Methodist church announced Sunday that the ] official visitors to the Epwofth LeaEue Mrs. f1iscox, and Albion Hagstrom and Mrs. Hagstrom.
 4 number of counterfeit dimes are l in circulation in the state. The coins are made of lead although they are moulded in exactly the same pattern as the new dimes that have recenty come into c!reulation.
 The cars of the Groton & Stoninctor line went on a new schedule Satur. day morning, leaving the borough 1! minutes of the hour and Is minute, after the hour. Half-hour cars wer, running up to o'clock D. m. 1 Adventists in Eastern Connection have been notified that, the first gen eral conference of the Seventh Da, Adyentfsts since the spring Of 1913 f to be held in the Civic auditorium ii San Francisco. March 2s to April II
 The duarries of Mantle have re euned work after the winter shut down due to cold weather and short age of coal. A. Malnati & G are shipping large stone to West erly, which will weigh about tel tons.
 In order to make room for new good ] the Yarn Shop, F Cliff street, will sel lail New England angof1eece yarns a greatly reduced prices for Monda, Tuesday and Wednesday. This is good opportunity to get your sum niers yarn at small cost-adv.
 The Rockville school board me last week, when Dr. George E. Win lcent, president of the Rockefeller In lstitution, was announced as tn speaker at the high school gradua
 ting exercises in the town hall i : Hume. 
 fl At Sundays service at Park Con 4 gregational church.. an effective musi E cal number was the duo for sopran
 and tenor. Oh, Love Divine, frol Stainer's Daughter of Jairus, sung i
 fine harmony by Mrs. Arthur E. Stcr and Eben Learned.
 N Curtailed trolley service cuts dow the number of Sunday visitors to ii Norwich State Tuberculosis Sanatel ium to 90 or 40. whereas under rornl | conditions in good weather fully { Tor TO visit the s4 or s5 patients that model institution.
 Iii During Sunday, Dr. Stenhen J. Ms her, Of New Haven, chairman of Il s szate tuberculosis commission an Wallace s. Allis. Norwich member
 the board, had a conference with D A Hugh Campbell, superintendent of u H Tuberculosis San;tariurn.
 Fl A good representation of the Ho | Name Society. Alexander Jordan pre- ' ident. received holy communion in
 body at the 7.S0 o'clock mass in $ \ Patrick's church Sunday for the re \ tor. Rev. J. H. Frederick. and his a k sistant, Rev, My1es P. Calvin.
  MI A barge is unloading a cargo Llcnal at EiShers Island The cna1 e,1,r