Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-18
VARIOUS MATTERS

 Der of Norwich people to New York this week.
 New arrival of fresh fish at Osgood's wharf at lower prices.-adv.
 The dairymen in many places in the state are getting anxious about the | summer supply of ice.
 The Groton Iron Works with S,775 i men employed, now has a weekly | payroll running over s1000GG.
 It is stated that W. J. Gill of Colum- ba, will be the new clerk and op- | orator at the Middletown railroad sta ton.
 Yale alumni here learn that 800 old | grads. are expected back for the sixth !! annual observance of Alumni Univer- | sity day, Saturday next.
 The former Mabrey property on Lower Broadway has been cleaned and renovated ana is ready to be furnish cd for the new Red Circle club.
 The requiem high mass for the de- ceased memnors of the Holy Name so- ciety was sung at St. Patrick's church Monday at s o'clock by Rev. J, II. Broder ok.
 The State Council of Defense is urg- ing the necessity of immediately fo.-
  tographs are ava fable of Connecticut in the war.
 The Taftv'lle Pharmacy can supply all the ReXall remedies. Phone 1884, adv.
 Edward A. Smith. who is returning to Norwich rs superintendent of Mo- heEan Park. has sold out his florist business in New I ondon t0 K. II. Sam uelson Of New Jersey.
 The current White R bMor Banner mcmoria'izes two loyal Mystic mem hers. Miss CGrrie Silvia who died aged seventy, and Mrs. Robert Wa trous who WIS thirtv-nine.
 Residents cf some of th: suburban sections are realiz n" the h;ch cost of illness, since city physicians who an- swer dav c7i.s collect g. per visit, and e-pcct double that sum for each night call.
 The planet Saturn will continue Evening and Morning Star until May 2a; thu Evenlng Star til August 25 then Morning star till November 23; then Evening and Morning Star till the year ends.
 Trespaseeri on railroad rropertv are -e'0g reminded that the federal Pw makes it a felony punishable bv ten years Imprisonment to at,,ai an~thing from any railroad company under fed eral control
 Just now there are four churches, s. Marks Episcopal and Mystic Pr d@c Conversational ch;I.ches in : Mystic, tie J'jrst Baptist and the Third | T2"utst churches Tn stonington borough, without a regular installed | pastor.
 St. James' lodge. No. 2s, r. and A. NJ, | works the first degree tonight at Ma | sonic temple at 7.30. As business of l importance concerning the finances of ! the lodge will be discussed, a large at tendance is desired.-adv.
 The float 7g gang of 16 men. fore | man, timckocnCrS and gre takers of i the labor camp at SayhrC ok were mo- ! uiied that lhcjr lahors ceased Thurs I day evening @nd left fo rthc:r home in i Providence, Friday noon. i Papers from Los Angeles have been 1 received by Norwich friends from Rutherford c. PIaut who. in company | with MT. and Mrs. SamIcj Kronig | and NJ M'ss Kronis is enjoying the de- | lights of that California city.
 That the experimental station near ! Fort Trunbull to to La ., temporary naval station of considpra 0le size is | rumored in connection with the re- | port that the naval authorities are tC give up the state pier at an carly date
 Capt Frederick l., Olivc- Y. s. N. | commandant at the submarine basC
 on the Thames. has been put in con-
 mand of the Y. g. subn,,riHe tender If Fulton recently of Key West. Fla
 until her return to New London sev.
 eral weeks ago.
 When the Teachers ConaEe club O Connecticut held it's meeting anc luncheon Saturday at tho Art ana Crafts Studio New Haven. the ofTfcer
 elected included. vice president, Mis- , Fannie Bishop of Willircantic- form erly of Norwich.
 The 55th Company Jeff Fort Wrigh Monday nocr.. eight officers and p men strong and entrainci for Sar Francisco. It is believed that the rem nant of the 55th will -Ic used as a coast guard unit of 230 ulen and off cers on the Pacific coast. Waterford school children have \ been raising money since the first O 4 December to adopt French ch,ldrer \ Jordan school has adopted one gir West Neck school one girl and Quake E IIll has adopted two. buy and girl.
 The Connecticut Anti Suffrage as \ sociation has adopted resolutions ore pared by the national organization x asking senatorial investigat,cn of suf frage movement in connection wit \ radical inquiry. It wants 10 kno, where the million dollar fund cam from.
 At 2 D. m. February n. at room G stale capitol there is to be a hearin on a senate lill for increase of fee fc 2 lobster fishing. Thero will also com - up for discussion a bill On the clos
 season on shad, and sh pping shad or k of tho state. also another bill on i
 censinE shad fishermen.
 A telegram Monday to N. L. Kor tanes, of the Boston Lunch. announce K the arrival in New Yorl; with the est '- Regiment of a formec employe. h
 cousin. Peter GourgouraS who. sinC IT June has been with tho artillery Id Franco. Ne returned on The Ma
 sonia, which brought 3.24j officers ar
 men.
 h the Groton town court Saturda
 Mir and Mrs. William Bogue
 Poouonoc were presented cn a chars - made by officers of the COnnectic, , Humane society that they wei N neglectlng their children, Gladys. Do othy and Lucia. who wer, put
 charge of Mary F T.aI1y eecretar,-