Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-06
QIl1e B1gllgtin Norwich, Thursday, Feb. 6, 1919.
VARIOUS MATTERS

thick.
 The Argo at Osgood wharf with fresh fish today.-adv.
 The town of Hebron has raised S120 for the Armenians in the past few weeks
 A large number attended an auction at the George A. Thompson farm in North Stonington Wednesday.
 It is claimed that at the present rate of freezing it takes about five nights to increase the thickness of the ice one inch.
 Simeon E. Baldwin, celebrated jurist, former governor of Connecticut, was born in New Haven 79 years ago Wednesday.
 In spite of the mildness of the weather for this period of the year, the loca, hardware dealers have had good skate sales.
 In several of the show windows are displayed German helmets and other curios brought from oversea by the returning soldiers.
 Alden Skinner camp No 45, S. of ". of Rockville, is arranging for a Union 1 Defenders day (Jincoin day) on the evening of the 18th. / A Lyme man, Lewis Hughes, had an 1 uncomfortable experience last week when taken with hiccoughs which lasted three days and three nights. The state or railroad bridge lifts at l Saybrook have not been raised in a week. due to no river traffic although the river is clear of ice at that end. At Holland, Mrs Asa Bird has sold her farm to purchasers from Ware house Point, a young man and his wife, who will occupy and work the farm.
 Appropriations have just been made in Washington providing for two new postoffices in Connecticut, one in Mys- tic to cost S31,00 and one in Branford to cost $S4.O00.
 The New London D. A R. chapter has appointed Miss Bertha Perry of New London and Lebanon a delegate to the D. A. R. congress to be held in Washington April IA,
 The February meeting of the state l board Of charities. of which Mrs. | Frank A. Mitchell of Norwich is a member, will be held at the capitol l this (Thursday) morning. Just now there are 106 patients at 1 the Norwich state tuberculosis sana- ! torium. Seventeen are accommodated | on the first floor of the new tnfirmary and thirteen on the second floor.
 Certain Connecticut school boards have decided that the schools will no1 he closed for vacation again until June 27 to make up for time lost. Sessions 1 will also be held on several Saturdays
 The Trinity College Bulletin,
 quarterly publication, appeared Tues
 day with a. resume of the Sudden Army Training corps at the college, O
 which Robert D. Byrnes of Norwicl was a member.
 The Schoolmasters' club of Connec
 ticut will hold it's meeting in Nev Haven Friday, Feb. II. Karl A. Reich
 Of Bristol secretary, has sent out no
 tices and a personal letter to all nal
 teachers in the state to be present.
 At the special short calendar ses
 eion of the Holland county superio
 court at Rockville. Monday, in the cas
 Of the town Of Hebron vs. s. Tallis e al, an order for notice was crderet
 printed twice in the Norwich Bulle tn.
 At Shelton. beginning Feb. Il, ther will be agricultural courses conducte by the Fairfield county farm burea s and the extension service of the Con necticut Agricultural college, Storr! at the request of twenty farmers c Shelton.
 The February mass for the patient at the Norwich tuberculosis sanato rium was read Tuesday morning at l o'c'c"lI hy Rev. Peter J. Cuny of s : Patrick's church. who adm 'nistere . holy communion to the Catholic pa Il tents, g in number. Charles Carter a2, who d'nd at tl7
 home of his son. Charles r. Carter 2
 Fae+ HamntoU. Thursday night, wa
 hurried at Na~'horou~h Sunday. r
 leaves a son Charles r Carter and
 daughter Ms. Henry Murray. of He on His W 70 ed some time ago l Patriotic soc cites in a nur'ber (
 cities are recorniziHg Po1ish da'
 which is to he celebrated in Rhcd Island next Sunday to cOrrmen orat |. the pid and assistance given IT.
 American colonies for independence |
 Poland more than 40 years ago.
 When Mary Clap Wooster chante n. A. R.. of New Haven meets in Tct ? Guard arrno~y Monday afternoon or Of tho speakers will he Mrs. Geore Maynard Mirror of Waterford viz president A al of Connecticut ar candidate for national president ger 4 eral.
 q Wednc77av afternoon when the Pr.c gressive Missionary T'Tb met wit Miss Sarah F. Cnv'~~er. 101 CIi z street the president, Mrs. John ] 4 Post presided and there was an at S tendance of fourteen. The time WE s devoted to the customary sewing aT readings.
 A Adjourned annual meeting of Il % Tinted CongrPTa tional Church Inco q Dorated, of Norwich Conn. at 73O t |s night in the church psrlorS for Il - election of oflce;e and for the tran
 action of any other business tn
 should properly come before Il lneetins.-adv.
 A former Norwich resident, c.
 FlweN a member of the public ut.l
 ties commission, and a resident of Ne
 Haven, spoke to the Mems Brothe ? hood of New Britain South chur, Tuesday evening on the public uti1
 ties commission of this state, or = eight years in existence. . The defendants demurrer to t 5 complaint in a suit of the Unit \, States against the International Silly '" company is sustained in an opini
 filed in the United States court r New Haven district by Judge Edw E s. Thomas. This holds that the 20
 ernment had not set out cause
 action.
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