Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-28
VARIOUS MATTERS

planet Neptune will be at opposition
to the sun.
Cooler weather is welcomed by Toll
land ice men. Ice cutting will begin
on Crandalls pond this week.
During last year in Connecticut the
report of fires shows a total of 40 In
hotels. clubs and restaurants.
An all-day Red Cross sewing meet
ing is TO be held at Bushnell chapel
today (Tuesday), with basket lunches
at noon.
During the year the State W c. T.
T., through the White Rit.3on Banner.
contributed S119.25 for Armenian and
Syrian relief.
Whist and dance tonight at K of
c.. at s o'cloc1-adv.
The body of Irving Manwarring
Who died az Norwich vas taken to
Clinton for burial. He was a former
-ssdent of that town.
Where town authorities hSreabouts
have continued highway repairs, they
have been favored by mild weather
and absence of storms.
AT the Fruit Growers meeting in
Hartford last weel. w. c. Robinson,
~ Columbia, received first prize on
barrel of russell apples.
At the Sunday morning service, Park
church continues to devote brief.
stated period to silent pr75er for the
nations soldiers and sailors.
At o'clock Monday, III st. Pat
rick's church. an ann'"nrsary high
mass Of requiem for Clement Leblanc
was sung by Rev. ]. H. Frederick.
During The illness of member of
Norwich Free Academy facGlty. Miss
belong, teacher of English. former
teacher Mrs. Charles Fl. Haskell, is
| taking her classes.
To INQUIRER: The home ~ the IA
nous author. Donald G.. Mitchell Tx
Narvel), was located on Proa dwav,
| where now is the residence of Princi-
nal Henry \. Tirrell Of Norwich Free
| Academy.
The officers Of st. Nary's Star of
| the Sea Temperance society of New
London. are % he installed by County
! Director William II. Nc(fuinness of
! Norwich, SUNDAY evening. February 8
| in Temperance hall.
The Otis library has received a
Number of Thorp and Kimha1I's pa
triotic pageauts of TO-DAY including:
| "'The answer" "The to,ch when
liberty called" 1.-THE call of the
youth Of America"
News has beep received here that
The Italian government IL furnishins
TRANSPORTATION to America to al
Italians who left this country tc
answer their mother countrys call tt
fight under the Italian flag.
Don't forget the Band Canoe. State
Armory, Sat-. Feb. l., Willimantic
, Conn.-adv.
Helen G. Beehe. 10. daughter o
Mary r. Atwood and thn late Horac'
~. Beehe. d'od at New T,ondon Sun
| 'av, from diDhtheria funeral ser
\ ices were held at Jordan cemeter!
i Monday morning at II o'clcck.
According to the State Board o
| Health annual renort submitted to
the governor, during the inf1uenz;
epidemic, the worst Of any kind tina
hes ever invaded the state there wer
. 2oooo6 cases with over conc deaths
With the first general c,cctidn un
der way in Poland Saturday in man,
states Sunday was celebrated a
Polish day" in rejoicing over III
| news from the great restored natIo1
the fourth IN Europe in population
= Tharnes River lodge of the Brother
hood Train1nen VIII go by specia
tram 70 Brattlehoro, VT. SIR dav, Feb
rra~v ? 10 admit 25 tan1idates 70
membership, who are working in tina
4. vicinity End are unable to appear be
fore tho local lodge.
Middlntowr will probably he select
ell as TIE citV in which the newt Nc
KinIey Association banquet will /
held Decision will be made at tht
= Years banquet. Wednesday evenin'
= II Hart ford. Alher. J. Bailey of MOI
) v-'rh, is on the executive coH1n1itte
. Nearly MI Of the beautiful e1r
vi, ,rh hordered the main highways
! Ellington have been cut 10 ~ havir
, become so iecaved IS to he q menat
= o the safety Of tho travelinE publ
Ore cnt last week east Of r.
| Charters residence measured six fe
in diameter.
SoH>e years ago it began to he II
! custcm in certain towns to insert
seldom lease o clause tn he effe
: that the leaxe became Invalid in Il
n event Of the town going no-lirene
! The question that now arises is. CO
this he construed to cover the prese1
;: situation?
! cards haze been received in No
q vich announcing the marriage Of Nj
: Tanks Crcv-ell Of Hartford, Wei
=, 'leaday last. II Hartford Mrs Grove
Z s q native Of Norwich ana ~esided
-Test Thames street, later on Low
Broadwav.
4 petition Is 70 be presented
the general assembly ~ REPRESENT
e .ire c. y. Ta!cat Of Rockville,
!; ~ arnon6r7o-t tn the CHARTER IF Z
"a i'ccltvil'c Rdi,dins and Loan assoc
!. a'ion, so that the directors can +
:, r-nase tic Genital stock from 81 ,00t
Il 80 to s2C5o COO.
There is Norwich Interest in t
Niddletown item that Miss Faith 30
,r fcey who Ia tnan at Columbia ge
ing her instructions and training, Il
- Saturday morning. Ger New York. q
ieft for France Norda% morning
Engage in %car2ta3ial wcrk for t
Z. Il, z. A.
A reauest has been sent out fri
1 national headquarters of Camp T,
Girls int this week be observed
!. "WFoHela TTee;<," the object being
obtain fHr1s 70 advance the work
all cz,mp&. "Wohelo" is the watc
word % the Camp Tire organizati
and CARDS f"T work health and 10
a former Noanl1 pastor, Rev. F.
Gates, occupied the pulpit of the I
sonia Baptist church as pestor for
last time Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Gates e.
his labofs st that church the last {
Of the month to become pastor
large OF the Baptist churches
Connecticut.
At the New London War Ca
Community SerTice concert at a tn
tire there Sunday evening. when