Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-17
(ILz1e eBaa1llktim,. Norwich, Monday, Feb. 17, 1919.
VARIOUS MATTERS

It is daybreak now at just o'clock.
 Light vehicle lamps at 552 o'clock this evening.
 The rain of Saturday resulted in deep mud on the country roads.
 Lilac shrubs in the grounds at the residence of ESr. and Mrs. R. P. Bish- CD on Broadway, are budded.
 Beginning yesterday, Feb. 18th, the Slater Museum, Norwich, is to be open every Sunday afternoon from ? to 4 o'clock.
 It is stated that the Ford Eagle boats, to the number of 60, will con- tinue to use the port of New London for their home base.
 Saturday at o'clock, in St. Pat rick's church, an anniversary requiem high mass for Dennis DriscOu was sung by Rev. J. II. Broderick.
 From the Norwich pulpits Sunday, attention was called to the public meeting tomorrow CTuesday) fh the interest of the Near East drive.
 At the Synod in New Haven Tues day Trinity Episcopal church, Nor wich, will be represented by the rec tor, Archdeacon J. Eldred Brown.
 According to the record of Secre- tary Gilbert $. Ralmond, there art over 1,50O names on the Norwich honol roll board in the City Hall grounds
 The Taftville Pharmacy can supply all the Rexall remedies. Phone 19S4.- adv.
 Conductor William Marooney who ran the Saybrooll Point and Water bury passenger train, died at his home | in Saybrook Thursday, from heart dis ease.
 The fishermen in the shore towns are getting their craft in order fo, l launching. Good weather has enabled 1 the men to get the boats ready for thu season at an unusually early date.
 At the Federal Street Methods church, New London, Wednesday a D. m, at the last quarterly confer cuce, Rev. G. G. Scrivener of Norwich district superintendent, will preside i Under the auspices of the industria | department of the Y. NJ. c. A. a Rec | Triangle club has been organizet among the men living in the new dor mitories at Groton Park. Peter Row | land is president.
 ] The Moosup Journal says, Georg Lester Gardner of Central Villag donned his bluejacket uniform am marched with the sailor and soldie | boys in Norwich Wednesday. Som welcome they gave the boys!
 Representative Dorrance of Plain | field of the agricultural committee ha directed attention to the fact tha l V ednesday, Feb. 19, certain bills wi ! come before the state legislature c great importance to milk dealers.
 At Hebron. @ meeting Of the Mil Producers association SatcrdGy eve
 ming was addressed by Judge Mor ris, president Of the New Haven Dair Co. J. L. Todd of New Haven, an
 County Agent Brown Of Hartfor county.
 Friday the librarian at Peck Librar,
 Miss Helen Marshall, moved back the Slater Memorial from Room
 the Academy, where the referenC
 books and those most needed by th
 teachers and pupils have been sine
 Thanksgiving.
 Following his eight day trip frol San Francisco to Norwich, Capt. Wi suam G. TarOoX, who resumed his dU ties as principal of Town stree school has been i'll for two weeks wit 1 tonsilitis and rheumatism, but hope
 tc be out this week.
 i The government gave nine men : Saybrooll Proving Grounds their hor
 orable discharge Thursday and the
 left for their homes or places of en pioyment. Two officers and twenty enc men remain at the grounds to loC after the inspection of guns, A message lXom Capt. and MT Richardson Jewell, of the Norwit Salvation Army has come from Ch bOygan, Mich, to Mrs. William II. Pa mer thanking her and other generol friends for liberal aid and eXplainir that Captain JeWelPs aged moth continues critically i'll at her home A former Norwich resident, MI Henry R. Bond, J., of New Londo attended the meeting of the board a directors of the Connecticut State A I sociation opposed to woman suffra3 at the home of the president, Nil < Daniel A. Markham. in Hartford, la ' week.
 Having done so much for the plea A Ure of the men in service, the chai E man, Mrs. John D. Hall, 56 Otis stret \ tel. S04 regrets that whoever too E from the armory, dDIbtIess by mi \ take, army oySrcoat No. 105, mark with owners full name, has not y H returned the garment, which is go X ernment property.
 Judge J. Moss Ives appeared befo ~ Judge Gardiner Greene of Norwich, the superior court in Bridgeport Fl day, as counsel for Samuel H. Ru dle, of Danbury, and secured permi
 sion to file a cross complaint in t
 sensational suit brought by Glad Austin Bundle, of New York, for C 8 VOrce and damages
 T A Paris dispatch from K. of 2 headquarters mentions among the SC retaries from Norwich, J. E. O'Co
 nell, 1T Pearl street, from Willima . tic, J. A. Fitzgerald, 66 Spring stre
 and notes that Connecticut contribut
 over three hundred thousand dolla
 to the K. of c. war fund.
 In arranging for the dance at t
 Norwich Armory for the Welcol
 Home to the service men, each b
 had the privilege of inviting his swet = heart and in response to the meI
 requests Miss Richards gave out 2 ? tickets for girls in all clubs and SC
 tions of the city.
 N Legacy to Stonington Woman.
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