Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-15
VARIOUS MATTERS

N VARIOUS MATTERS
 It Is dsybreak tpday at sSl.
 Light vehicle lamps st $50 o'clock this evening.
 The continuance of uaidd weather yesterday finished up most of the snow and ice.
 Regular needing Of iKnishts of Co lumbus tonight-afx. ss
 Men are cutting on. the wood from the former Loren Rathbone place at Gardner Lake.
 The demand for sxes exceeds any thing ever known by hardware deal- CTS hereabouts.
 A number nave been to saybrook Point to see the ice piled up, 15 and 20 feet in some pieces. An observer along shore expresses the belief that the clans win all be killed by the ice of this winter. A number of new names were add ed to the towns honor roll in the court house grounds Thursday after noon. s
 The February moon has made it's appearance in the evening sky and will soon be helping out during the light less nights.
 Isabel Bradley. noted ballot medium I CvHsv 0v11 7.30 p. m.-adv.
 It is said that owing to extraordi- nary demands. because of the sugar shortage there is very little domestic honey obtainable.
 Before coming to Norwich Thursday morning, State Agent A. W. Bucha- nan issued six work certificates to Willimantic children.
 During Lent, the regular daily par ish mass in St. Patrick's church weekday mornings will be at O. clock instead of seven.
 At Westchester, Miss Jennie Wil. Hams is substituting at the school al the bridge in the absence of the teach. CT. Miss Ray, of Colchester, who is i'll at her home.
 A trickster posing as .offic&af organ. izer for the federal farm loan board has been operating throughout the lcountry, and the board sends out [ warning against him.
 It was stated at the Connecticut fl Hardware Mems convention at Water. bury this week that the hardware sit uation existing in the country as bet ter than in some years. E
 Personal taxes win be received te' day at the store of John G. Potter $ Sons, East Side, from Il a. m. to ? u.-adv.
 There is a supply of one-star ser. vice flags at the room of the Woman's League, in the Th4yer building. foi Norwich families having boys in thu service, who apply for the flags.
 It is believed that the 30 or nor, hives at the home of Prof Allan La. tham, Scotland Road, have vinteret better than at first supposed, although this has been the worst season eve for bees.
 It Letters received srecemaiy by Charle. F.. Chandler of Mckinley avenue from his son, Prof. Albert E. Chandler, O. the Ohio State University. locate hin
 in Chiggto. Italy, engaged in Rex Cross work.
 The superintendent of Mohegar Park, John Duff. is stin in Chicag' on lengthy vacation. A letter iron Mrs. Duf received this week by friend speaks of some improvement in he husbands health.
 The superintendent of the Noswiel branch of the State Free EmpIoymen Bureau, George L. Cheebro. said o Thursday that he could find places fo ali, the spinners and weavers in thi and Windham counties. Samuel P. Willard of Colchester, ex ] aminer for the state board of educa ton. was at his office in Middletow Wednesday examining children an issuing working certificates to thos who passed the required test. Plans for increasing the productio
 of maple sugar in New England, | !. supplement the restricted supply ( white sugar, were discussed at meet ing of the war council of the Provi
 dence Chamber of Commerce thi week. The planet Jupiter is now in excel
 lent position for observation in tn
 constellation Taurus between tn Pleiades and Hyades group. Towar { the last of the month it will be on tn
 megidian about 5.o0 p. m. and will se lat midnight. .--,t-. \ Members of Park church Paris
 House association Mrs. Frank S. Bun
 nell, president, and a delegation (
 Academy girls, worked at the Re
 Cross room, Thursday afternoon, whe
 the room was in charge of Miss Ell \ zabeth F. Pullen. A. W. Buchanan of Mansfield. aEel
 for the state board of education. wa in Norwich Thursday, remaining ov,
 night at The Wauregan House
 issued five certificates including tN
 to applicants from Jewett City, {
 children desiring to go to work.
 J. D. Windle of the Mohegan Co
 ton Mills corporation has been in Ne London experimenting the erection
 machinery in the old Boss crack,
 factory on Water street. The ne \ concern will manufacture hose be1tir
 and heavy duck and is capitalized f \ s300,00o.
 Howard DueIl, paymaster in tl U Groton Iron works for IS months, hs
 gone to Alexandria Va, to ha- ' sAtx ~A