Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-29
Ul1g DaIllg1li!n.
Norwich, Wednesday, Jan. 20, 1873
VARIOUS MATTERS

AUS.
A resident Of Noank Mrs. Hannah |
Searle, reached her ninety first birth |
day recently.
The quarterly meeting of the State
Editorial association is to be -NSld at
Hartford in April.
Next Sunday is Candlemas day and
after that date all holiday decorations
are. due to be removed.
Three young puppies exhibited in
Pendleton's window on Broadway at
tract an admiriug gallery daily.
Big dance at state armory, Satur-
day, Feb. 1, Willimantic, Conn. given
by Willimantic American 5and.-adv.
This winter t,.- Employment Bu-
reau of the Norwich United Workers
is providing sewing for about fifty
women as usual,
At the diocesan institution for de-
pendent infants, st. Agnes Home, in
West Hartford. the number of chill
dren being cared for at present is 1913.
At Mystic Mrs. Mary c. Johnson has
announced the engagement of her
daughter, Dorothy May, to Rosie E.
FATTY. Mr.. Batty is a silk weaver in
Mystic.
The board OF assessors at Old Lyme
the valuation this year the town has
made gain of s40,014 over last years
assessment.
Family Sunday is to be observed in
the churches of New London ard Gro
ton next Sunday. 1t is proposed that
entire families go to their respective
churches on that day.
The members of the state board of
the Universalist Y, P. C. U. who at
tended the meeting at Danbury, in
cluded the treasurer, Mrs. William
Simpson of Norwich.
The fourth quarterly conference of
the South Methodist church. Man
| chester, was held at the church Tues
day evening by District Superintend-
| ent Rev. G. G. Scrivener of Norwich.
The annual meeting of The Triple
| Link Corporation will be held Thurs
| day, Feb. 6, at $50 p. M, IN l. Q. 0. F.
hall, III franklin street-adv.
There was a good attendance of rel
atives and friends at an anniversary
requiem high mass for DR.. Patrick J.
| Cassidy, sung at st. Patrick's church
! Tuesday at s O'clock by Rev ]. H.
Broderick.
The first number of the Connecticut
! Americanizer, a monthly publication
devoted to the interests of Americana
zation work in Connecticut, has been
issued by the State Department of
Americanization.
At the annual meeting of the Con-
necticut Temperance Union held at
Included Judge Joel II. Reed, Stafford
Springs; L. f. Wilton, New London,
and A. G. Bill. Danielson.
1t is figured that the New London
X of C. cleared BETWEEN $4,000 and
$4,000 on the. bazaar held last week.
This money vii go towards the fur
Their equipment Of the Knights new
home on Huntington street.
| The COMMITTEES on military affairs,
which is considering two bills TO give
IreEef TO disabled dependent soldiers,
met at Hartford Tuesday in an at
tempt to prepare a substitute bill for
presentation to the legislature.
a notice received by the local Red
Cross fran headquarters in New York
states briefly the plan of the Red
Cross for reconstruction work among
the sick and wounded fighting men
in the hospitals in this country.
The manager of the witch hazel mil,
has notified farmers in the shore towns
that no brush will be taken after
Feb. 1. Consequently the farmers are
rushing witch hazel to the mill to get
/ what cash they can before the time
limit.
Among northern visitors who were
Ill. ST. Petersburg. Florida, Thursday
last, when Lieut.. ;. r. Whitesides, ia.
nous marine aviator, was Killed by 3:
fall, was Louis Mabrey, of Norwich
who is passing the winter in that Sun
shine City,
J A Bristol correspondent mentions
that a former curate at st. Patrick
church, Norwich, Rev. Francis J. Kus
ter. assistant 10 Rev Thomas ]. Keo
i nan of St.Joseph's church, has been Sc
r;ously i'll with influenza. but is i'm
Proving in health.
A reception was given in honor o
Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Ackley in tn
chapel Of the Burnside Methods
church Wednesday evening, about I
attending. Rev, Mr.. Ackley was for
merly pastor at Gales Ferry, wher
his first wife died.
Final payments on the fourth Lib
lerty loan bonds, purchased on the gov
eminent plan, will be due January 8;
In order to secure registered bond:
subscribers mt1< pay in full, OH or be
fore that date, otherwise coupon bond
only will be available.
81 Edward johnson, who died fror
n pneumonia at his home in WOODSTOCK
v Sunday was. a nephew of Mrs. Ed
= ward Berquist, of Crystal avenue
- New London, and the funeral seryic
d was held in Gardner cemetery, Ne
London, Tuesday afternoon.
It looks now as though the propc
uents of the Morrison school COO
which threatened to revolutionize edit
cation in the state have not vet an
will not present in the legislature II
IS till under the form drawn up by A
sistant Secretary H. C. Morrison
The Whitman Farm of Waterfo,
has successfully subjected It's enlij
herd of dairy cattle to the state a,
credited herd tuberculin test. Nj ii
4. cows were tested by DR.. G, z. Blteoo
under. the direction of ]. NJ Whittl
sey, commissioner Of domestic an
mails.
A former Greeneville pastor. Re
h. James ]. Smith, of st. Francis paris
Fair Haven, read his annual financi
statement Sunday which showed r
! ceipts $27,461, $4,000 paid on the del
reducing parish membranes to So:
Geo and the purchase of $4,000 of Lii
- erty bonds.
- A delegation of Polish young m
IS left Connecticut Monday for Maya
<, On the Lake, TO take up training pr
~ lininary to joining the Polish arr
attached TO the French Foreign L
~ gion, assisting the Polish people
T. the. establishment of their governme
and in fighting the Bolsheviki.
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