Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-29

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 Norwich, Tuesday, JaH. g, 1918.
 VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at 5.aa o'clock tLis evening.
 This year Lent begins Feb, IS and Easter is March s1.. l
 Rain is pfesicted for tae closing days of Janaary and may carry off some of the snow.
 Meeting of Sons of Veterans Taes- day evening, T.45, Buckingham Merne rial.--ady.
 The streets were quiet yesterday, t:.e effect of chilly storm on a sec ond idle Monday.
 The few informal Mardi Gras social affairs planned will have military character this year.
 The light snaw which fell yester- day covered the ice so as to make careless woiking 2 bit hazardous. Bitter cold marked the early hours If Monday. ths mercury dropping to six ard eight degrees in some locah- ties. The women of Meoseheart Legion had planned 8 knitting meeting Wed nesday, but have deferred it for q 1 week.
 Mrs. James G. Hammond, known to l Ill with grip at her home near the Golden Spur.
 Tomorrow (wcdnesday) is Tag the l SboveP' day when ths children will do their share in helping toward coal | conservation.
 At the ve.untown Center school l Miss Lillian Cooper of Central Village is the new teacher this term, suceeed- ing Miss Rainey.
 l In the effort to conserve coal. all services at St. Patrick's church this week, funerals, weddings, ct al, will be held in the basement chapel. i The funeral of John Ramage of 1f 1 Thirteenth street will be held We'd nesday instead ef Tuesday.-ady, ] At Mantle there is a project to make free service flags available for ali who will notify the local chairman of the state council of defense, Mrs. James Bond.
 Housebespers who are studying ta. blo economies are being advised bs food experts to extend their acquaint ance with the fish that are beins brought to market,
 1 Chief Clerk A. J. Wright of the state 1 achool fund grant has received reports he announces, from every town in tht state but Canterbury. Efforts to get this report have failed
 1 Washingto1's Birthday, February 2e has been decided upon as Yaie Aiunan University Day, when the Yale grad uates are to return to see the univer. sity in its working clothes
 Notice has been received in Connec lieut. that this week Wednesday-th National Society, Daughters of tht Union, will hold it's sixth annual con gress at Hotel McAlpin, New York.
 Two stars on the service flag dis played at the home of J. H. Mcintyre 152 Broad street, are for John Henr, 1 Mcintyre, at Camp Devens, apt Charles Aleysius Mcintyre, at New port. ,-.s .,,e::,,. 4-a.
 Social whist and 45. Wednesda. evening, Jan. 3oth, K. of C. rooms Tickets 25c. Cards 8 to 10. Dancing t-adv. Rev Arthur F. Purkiss pastor o the Central Baptist church. Norwich preached at tine Asylum Avenue Rap tist church. Hartford, Sunday mornin : in exchange with Rev. Dr. P. (
 Wright.
 The former scholarly and we'll in
 formed librarian at Otis Library. Jo nathan Trumbull, continues in fairl A good health at his. home On Perkin avenue, although not getting out muc
 during the winter.
 State Supervisor of Schools O. l j. Lowell. of Laurel Hill avenue. Nor = wich, is greatly pleased with the sue
 cess of the recently opened mod
 school at Poquetanuck, wDere thel
 are between 70 and 50 pupils d Boss Farmer Walter Plumner an . his two assistants at Baekus hospit' stored from the garden such an abur
 dant supply of vegetables that Sup
 F. Leon Hutchins expects to ha,
 enough for the entire season. Abol . i2s bushel of potatoes were raised. } The annual meeting of the Trip
 Link Corporation will be held Frids
 evening, Feb. 1st, 1918, at o'cloc
 in Odd Fellows hall. Ashley T. Boo
 secretsry.-adv. Funeral services for Charles
 Stremmell. 64, whose death oecurr.
 in Norwich Friday, were held in Ne = Haven at 280 Elm street Monday afte
 noon at 2.S0 o'clock. Burial was 4
 Evergreen cemetery, Harmony lods
 1. 0. 0. F. conducting the services . the grave. - At St. Patrick's church Monday ( : o'clock there was q months mil
 solemn high mass of requiem for Mi
 John P. Driseell, late of Asylum stret formerly of Franklin, Rev. J. H. Bro
 crick being celebrant, Rev. Peter Cuny deacon and Rev. Myies P. Galy |. sub deacon. t The winderrnere Mill at Roskvil
 is undergoing repairs, damage heii
 done some time ago by one of t
 heavy storms, the high winds blowil
 off the roof on one end of the mill. T
 grounds and building will be eccupi
 the coming season by the Cellegia
 Balloon School