Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-10
Ul1e Bnlletin.
Norwich, Monday, March 10, 1919
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at els o'clock
this evening.
Crocuses ale I'D in tlra grounds at
the home of Fred DZiomba, II Union |
street.
thunder during Sunday afternoons
heavy rain.
Unless a cold snap comes very soon
Stafford faces the prospect of an ice
famine during the summer
The new trolley scheGuIe at Old
lyme went INTO effect last week and
recw the town has service every two
hours.
At a special town meeting at Rock
vile for the purpose OF LAYING a tax
for the next fiscal year II IL mill
tax was voted.
The sc.1ol at Burnett's Corners
las been presented an organ and an
assortment of music, by DR.. John X.
Tiucillyn of Mystic.
In the Nea. East CAMPAIGN Mrs. T.
J. Alexander, chairman of The Water
ford committee and her assistants
have collected $3.50.
At o'clock saturday in ST Patrick's
church. a months mind requiem high
mass for Edward 4. Ptatt was sung
by Rev.. II. Broderick
In several state towns members of
| the G. A. r. are arranging to cele-
| l'rate the anniversary OF the surrend-
or of General Lee, April 10.
BY days. today Nfondavl is the
| S1st anniversary of the aiG blizzard of
1SSS, which began Monday. although
the actual date was March 18th.
! Rev. Edward NJ Chapman, former
| " pastor at Old Lyme PR ached at
the ASYLUM Hill Congregational
church, Hartford, Sunday ir.orning.
Names of wounded in FRIDAYS cas-
ualty list included: Richard A. Mather
Montville; John @. Yorsll, Jewett City,
and Thomas Dibellis, South Willing
| ton.
The death of Miss Kate Hicks. form
! e;'iy of New london. occurred at Nor
" ich State Hospital. March 6. She
caves one brother, john Hicks. of
Treat Neck.
! The improvisation committee of the
legislature VESTED the state Farm for
Women in he Little Boston district,
Fast LYME. before coming to Nor
Wich. There were 90 ir the party.
Edward 4. Smith, who * returning
from New london to become superin-
| iendent Of Nohegan park, Norwich.
has sold to Mary SamueIsen his house
emo land on -.Iercer street New Lon
don.
Over $50 men have enlisted in the
l.. S. Coast Guard service curing the
Tast few DAYS. The recruits will re-
ceive their training in HelmanshiD at
the school fer enlisted men at Fort
|rumbull.
Il During Saturday, a request came to
ire Norwich Red Cross, Miss Matil-
d.: Eutts. chairman. for the collection
# worn garments to be scrt at once
IN the destitute peoples Of The liberat-
ed countries.
4 final certificate of dissolution has
htcn fled at the Office Of the state
serretarv by A II. Wood g. Son Co
# Killin@ly by Frank H. rillinehast
md Catherine ". Wood a ma jority
+ the directors.
The new officers of ST. Josephs
Ladies' T. a. society and st Joseph s
"ierney League of Groton Were in
stalled ty County Director William
IL McGuinness of Norwich. Sunday
afternoon at o'clock.
!, Owing to the decrease in the num-
Der of troops that go through New
London. the hours of the Red Cross
canteen there have becG changed TO
the original rlan, one member being
on duty from 10 a. m. until : p. m.
Henry Dorsey, extension agrono-
rHist. Of the TonnecticUr Agricultural
college at Stcrrs. has visited the office
# the Fairfield Farm Bureau at Dan
b-Jry, to consult with TIE staff in re-
sard to work for the c9mirG season.
The Junior Red Cross members OF
| oh y4-I,ip Of l,6
Eighth grades in the pubic and paro-
chlal schools, have completed many
hultted wash cloths and now have ar
allotment OF about 2,000 handkerchief
tc hem.
Work has been started at Grotor
} on the new foundation for the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail
' road station. The cemerr work is pro-
crossing rapidly. The station is to BIZ
situated nearly lis feet northwest Of
. its present location.
Distribution of ) 600 Hive a Lift
signs for motor cars has &ceun in {
number of places. These signs arc
: affixed TO the windshieIds OF the car!
End are used to inform nlen in uni.
fo"m that they will be given a ride
as far as convenient.
Saturday in New York, Marjorie
| kampeau, actress, VINO divorced VIII
lard Mack. actor and playwright
Sept. "a. 1917, married Hugh Dillman
After the divorce Mack married Pauline
Frederick, famous screen star daugh
= ter of +. o. Libbey, of Norwich.
Connecticut drygoods men hav
l'een among those who IN vain hav
fought the new tax. effective May LIST
Z he articles subject to this semi-lux
MY tax INCLUDE carpets Incxpensiv
/, jewefy, umbrellas, beyond q certain
pr.ce and thousands of other articles
by the bill to license eats which vii
s probably pass male cats are to b
taxed twenty-five cents and femal
cats fifty cents. the towr clerk to re
a ceIve fifteen cents of the lax as hi
fee for registration. Each registrar
will receive metal tag 10 PC attach
\ ed to the cas- collar.
referring 20 a recent visit of Rev
George G. SGrivener of Norwich, TIL
Noosup Journal says: Ills sermon wa
an inspiration2l address on til
l Centenary Campaign. Mr. Scrivene
I retires from The district with a splen
4 did record of work accomplished dur
4 ing the past six years.
4 EXPLAINS WHAT COUNTY