Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-05
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at 5: :S7 o'clock this evening.
 This year St Valentines day. Feb 14 comes on Friday.
 Some of the churches viii note the coming Sunday as Lincoln Sunday.
 An occasional forest ire IS heard of, but much rain has ended general dan ger in that respect.
 The executive committee of the Con necticut State Firemen's Association met in Hartford Tuesday.
 Much work was completed at an all day sewing meeting for the Red Cross, held in Bushnell chapel Tuesday.
 Supper at the Universalist church tonight at 6 o'clock. Tickets 55c.-adv
 The infant daughter of of Mir. and Mrs. Frank l.. Durham. If Stoning- ton. born Friday. Jan. 91, died Sunday morning.
 Local metnbers ot thn Royal Ar canum learn that the Grand Council Convention will be hel1 in Hartford early in April
 Gray squirrels are unusually num- erous and tame this winter frisking about the residential streets with lit tle show of timidity.
 Wedsworth Chapter. D. 4. R., voted to extend an invitation to the State D A. E. to hold its annual meeting at MiGdletown next November.
 Professors from Storrs college are holding anextension school in the town of Hebron four days this week, begin ming Tuesday in Gilcal and lasting two days thCrC.
 The grand iodge of Connecticut. r, and A. NJ, is to told its ere hundred and thirty-i-st annual communica- ton at the Masonic temple, Hartford today (WodnesdayA
 The Sth annual meeting of the ConneCticut Hardware Association is being held in New Ha+ cu at the Hotel Taft starting Tuesday and will con tinue today Wednesday,
 Mrs. Elizabeth c. Lille nf Lebanon who celebrated her 18th birthday on Saturday, on the day preceding her birthday finished piecing q quilt. which she began in December.
 Stationmasters and ticket aeerJs oi the New York, New Have. < Hsrtford Railroad Company in Con .ccticut sold during the past year Thrift and War Savings Stamps 10 the value of s20- 3oS.74.
 II is announced that tho annual lun- Cheon of the United States Daughters of 1872 State of Connecticut. will he held at the Fotel Garde in New Haven some time curing the first two weeks of March.
 Browning Beach cottage owners Misses Mary F. and Anria 3I Croftor of New London, have purchased the three story dwelling ani garage al 1l11 Ocean avenue belonging to Mrs |, L. Hobart.
 Episcopal churches iii Connection are being visited by a representative of the Church Temperancn society, aI organization of the Episc0DaI churcl designed to promote work along tenn I nerance lines.
 At q meeting of Park church Foreigi 1 Missionary society in the Hugh Henr, Gssood Memorial Friday afternoon | Mics Clara ". Nevcomh of the Inter national College at Barcelona, Spain is to be the speaker.
 The New York. New Haven an, | Hartford railroad in obedience to in i st-uctions received from he directo general of railroads, jrauEurated | general reduction in the operation O ] freight trains sunday
 I Tn the Holland county superior cour ! at Rockville Monday, Eliza E. Dale 1 brought title suit agairs. Sumner : l ElT to quit title on lard in Andover ! Hebron and Bolton. The case was con | tinued for three months.
 East Lyme boys. Corporal Alber ] BuC'yingham and Franklin Taylor. Al | bert Taylor and Clifford Rogers hay returned 10 their homes in the villag
 having been honorab!y discharge
 from the 5sth regiment
 Church organizations in WindhaI
 county have been aiding the school i south Carolina where is stationed no 2 former Congregational pastor ; Franklin. Rev. Farr.- A. Saadle. wI left Tomfret for his Dreson; charge. A good number of signatures is be ing secured to the petition being cil culated among D. A. F members. dc maudlne. the punishment of all officel and soldiers of tho central power Suiltv of crimes committed again women.
 Tho Norwich Paper Bnx compar Incorpnra tod, has fled a certificate organization. naming as officers Eth LaRuse Blivcp Of Norwich presdel
 and treasurer and Alfvn1 s. Blivc of Norwich assistant treasurer ar secretary.
 James Scalzo. CT Lyme. is fllir , the place of battery man at Saybroc { Junction succeeding A. '. Maynar
 resigned. Ha served on the fore since 1914. and just came from ovc1 seas, having received h!s honorab | discharge.
 Tho Morrison bill was Introduced the senate t)y Senator William Hea Of Stafford, at the request of Howe Cheney of Manchester. It was inm,
 diately referred to the committee (
 education whence the avalanche
 adverse petitions had preceded it. i c. A. Puller. crew dispatcher in u II office Of Superintendent Cuireen. " nanbury, LaT been maGa an operat or ,he Gc0nG3 trick in the llspatrhel office and H. Y. McArdle. whc has I:et employed CT the New London divisit has gorc to D2Tbury succeeding Nj Pullen.
 ; The B. F. Storage Batterv and Vel ing Company of Norwich has filed
 certificate Of organization. namil
 Howard P. Benjamin, president al
 treasurer. Henry r. Barber. vice pre-
 ident and Sadie A. Benjamin as SC |. retary. The authorized capital sto :" is s3.5oo.
 At the annual meeting Of the We
 non Creamery Company George Skinner was elected president f another term, and A. F. T.athrou Il secretary. Arthur R. AunIs. supe intendent of the company for twen 4 years will continue with inc corlpa, \ until April 1.