Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-14
Uhe Esnllgtil-
Norwich, Tuesday, Jan. IA, 1919
VARIOUS MATTERS

This (Tuesday) evening at Montville
Maj. John Hagberg of Norwich will
meet the members of the state guard
to adjust fines.
Some of the D. A. r. chapters have
already chosen delegates to the Ma
tional D. A. r. Congress which will
meet in Washington in April.
At Holland Gilbert Ahern of Rock
vile has taken the place of assistant
jailer at the county house. Mrs.
Ahern is also employed there.
James Jay Srn.th Of New York and
Groton Long Point, has sold a lot on
Waterbury street, SayeTook Manor, to
Lyman J. Parsons of Hartford.
The Methodist Home for aged people
of the denomination will be opened at
No. Ill Elm street New Haven, Fri
day. That date will be observed as
Donation Day.
At the annual meeting Saturday af-
ternoon at the Hotel Bishop, New Ha-
ven, of the Connecticut Pedic society,
Louis C. Hathaway. Hartford, was
elected president.
1t is expected that between five and
ten thousand from all parts of the
state win attend Connecticut Farmers
Week to be held in Hartford from
January ~ TO January "a.
OF the greater number about the
state released from government re-
strictions, the bakers are the most nu-
rnerous. They can henceforth Go their
baking as before the war.
Mrs. Bertha Starr, who died Satur-
day at her home at East Lyme after
an illness of several weeks leaves be-
sides he" husband Charles Starr, 4
son. Alec and two daughters.
Connecticut coal dealers are sur
rrised by the aci ion of several Boston
coal dealers in reduciqs the retail price
! Of coal from 512 t. 81 4 ton, following
| tho removal Of government control of
prices.
At the union service IN Trinity Fpis-
coral church Sunday morning, the
rector. Rev. J. Eidred Brown made Il
! stirring appeal for liberal contribu-
! tons for the suffering Armcniaas and
S"rians.
Eleven Of the twcnty-nine candidates
for admission to the bar, who appear-
J e. before the examining committee at
/ H2rtford two eks ago. have passed
! -Ee examination and have been recon e
! rntn6ei for admission
! y notice hos been received al the
| local post ofiice that The Italian ad-
. !r7'nistrGt' ton hes arnouncaI that a.
!iclss or the REGULAR mails NAV be &C
! cepte9 fey delivery in the rey-t;ory
formerly oc-rp.ed b. tho ernmv.
| At Hartford 6 turia, Afternoon
F, Yrs Loais .. Potter O NorN.ch. ST.,
( president C. the NUS Eadchters and
/ Sons, srcfe Oh Opportunity aud Day
g., ID IN Ir.rtc,iy meeting u The Hat
f"rd Union IL the ChYrch OF the Re
de. iIer.
At the annual maotir- Of the st7fe
grange, Hartford 20 az jTacsdayl
W.dresd day and 1hursGar . Iec.urc-'s
conference viii b hcid 7TodnesGa,
afternoon in the lower hall and vii
| ,. in charge OF Charles \. Wheeler Of
NaEsfa'd
H. c. Morrison has notified the Con-
| 1ectiCu, Federation Of TeacbeT thai
! ks code, Detailed Plan for Sr'.ro
! Code for thu State of CONNECTICUT, has
its copyright pending aad that print.
ing Or further publication OF it will bt
prosecuted.
1t ST, Loui T. r. church in Nv
J'a-'r sunday the paste. Pcv. c. +
a1uette. formerly of Ta-tvii!e an,
|oldn,oT1 read his annual report
The total income was e1%13725, NJ
irrore Et0.sS2G7, ana balance Jan. !
1913, S3,t69.1l
The irier'7rba- cqre Of 'ha C-r57ac
t'cut COMPANY made Their lzst stav i
Rockville Friday evSning and begir
ring Saturday evening they rotucne
10 the Manchester car narns for tn
Right ard viii stert ont from thcr
every morning.
In Kiliineworth. Miss Lydia Har
tig the new pastor fer tire Conerega
tional church, arrived at tie parsoa
ase last week. and p~ea cned at tn
church Sunday. she went there frcr
klli!nely where she has been paste
for number Of years.
At New Britain. the duties of a for
mer Jewett City young woman, Nix
Claire Des, JGrdins, superintendent {
he hospital, will be filed by Mis-
Lena Higgins of Philadelphia. Mis-
Jardins enlisted rs a Red Cross nurs
and is at present in France.
At this weeks meeting of the Men
club of Pork Congrega tional churcl
William L. Fletcher, president tn
speaker will be Lieut.. Robert L. John
son, now visiting his mother. Mrs
William p. Birgc, Norwich who ~
narrate some OF his experiences in tn
b service.
! A civil service examination for wo
men only is to be held February fc
II specialist in household science an
Calorimetry at from 81. 400 to 81 500
year. Two vacancies in the states re
lation service are to be filed as we
as future vacancies requiring simila
qualifications.
Because of the serious shortage {
Z nurses and the prevalence of diseas
the New London District Nurse assC
citation, Mrs. Robert 3. Chappell, for
merly of Norwich, president, is appea
ing for donations towards a fund
support one or two additional nurse
on its visiting staff.
The Wesleyan Alumni council
pushing campaign among alumni
the college, including Norwich men
bers, in an effort to raise $4,000 whic
will be used as a loan fund to er
able about 200 undergraduates now
the service, to return to college ar
complete their work
II Residents along the river banks, ;
wei as shippers of freight. apprecia
the efforts of Agent f. V. R. Kno1s
of the New York Norwich Line,
= trying to continue the trips of steam
- Eugene c. Hart. The regular passas
OF the boat is always of interest
wt-the-river folks.
{ Sea g1Ills, in flocks Of hundreds a
l making their home at the head of Il
1 Mystic river during eiis exceptional
open winter. Heretofore a few ha'
been seen there in late fall, but nev
has the number been as large or ha'
= they stayed as late as this season VIII,
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