Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-05
QIlxf Ratlletin.
Norwich, Wednesday, March 5, 1919
VARIOUS MATTERS


This week there are III patients at |
the Norwich Stare tuberculosis San |
atoram.
During Tuesday, small boys were
playiHE marbles and girls were skip |
ping rope.
The Trollevnen's Union Of New
london has been holding a success
full bazaar.
Supper tonight, O'Clock, Universe
list church, S5c.--adv.
The critical illness of her sister has
called Mrs. A. F. Purkiss, Of Broadway,
to Fort Huron. Michigan.
State war bureaus are being ap-
neaied to by soldiers seeking inforna-
ton on TIE two months paw bonus.
Coventry 81 ange is to work the third
and fourth degrees on a class of sew
Ell candidates at it's meeting Thursday
evening.
Company c of Rockville, Connect
cut Home Guard. will take part in its
6rst parade on Friday afternoon in
| Hartford.
Motorists find that the cement road
between Montville and New London
| has kept in good condition during
| the winter.
Frank ]. Sayles who died last week
! in Providence and was buried in Day
| vile was a member of Columbian
sonmandery, Of Norwich.
! Al the mems meeting At the First
! Raptis" church. Westerly. March 10
| Rev Arthur r. Purkiss OF the Central
| Baptist chul CHI. Norwich. will speak.
The planet Venus which set about
an hour and half after TIE sun on
the ist will set about Two hours lat
er on the 31st and WIN he beautiful
! ~ in view.
| As IS tine annual cuS.1nl. the coll
| lection in III the Catholic churches Of
/ Connecticut next sunday the -
| Sunday in Lent, will be for home {
foreign missions.
| 1t IS noted by The Westerly Sun that
on the Shore road no ice Fas been har-
/ vested yet. One ice pond that was
frozen to tho bottom a year ago was
! all open Tuesday.
II Big cargo OF fresh fish, Osgood
wharf COD haddock, snelts, faflsh.-
adv.
The Liberty Wooden Mills company
OF Norwich. has filed q certificate au-
thorizing the issue of 5o00 additional
shares OF capital stock, making the
outstanding stock $500 GOO
| I'SfSiHHIHE IfIiS week. ali services at
St P.tric1z's church will bn held in
the upper church During che winter
the basement chapel has heen utiliz-
cd for the Weekday masses.
Herbert Smith. sen Of the late
lanes and zane Pierce Smith died
at the home of his uncle, Elisha
Pierce ct G9:rers, Sunday evening
The funeral was held Tuescay.
At Bolton an auto truck owned bv
Mvron Evans stuck near +he sqwrnil1
on Cary Carpenters piece with 800
bushels of Sawdust aboard SUNDAY
| afternoon and was not released until
Monday.
! March 4th was the anniversary OF
the death in 1884. of r.. Rev. John 4
na,'dock, ffrsi Episcopa. bishop OF
ltrn1pia Wash. who died At Santa
Ro-bnra go. He was born in Nor
-'"h, Conn, January -. 1875.
At Calvary Episcopal church. Ston-
7eton, duriD" the Leufon season the
rcachers win include: March &c, Rev
Eldred Brown. Norwich: April .
'er. r. r. Graham, Norwich, April 9
'er. W. Fl. Smith. Grae2cril!e.
Any husky young man ,.ho weighs
&c pounds o. more. and needs a lob
'e wanted as fireman io the Merchant
'It'i ''t'-s ~ lie completes MS til GAYS
trimming be will receive $50 a month
rain!ng pay. his board. 2nd uni.
'or1n.
Women from. churches in this sec.
ton viii attend the annual meetin.
~ the Womrn's CONGREGATIONAL HON,
Missionary Union of Connecticut to b,
'"ld at the Windsor Avenue Congre
ational church, Hartford. toda!
Wednesday.
Resolutions on the resignation o
Pew. DIR. F1avel S. Luther. a native o
BROOKLYN. Conn, as president of Trim
tty college. adopted bv the faculty o
the college were given out Monda,
by Professor Frank Cole Rabbit sec
rotary Of tho faculty.
A Col1insville correspondent men
tons that Private Harold Failey, Sol
of Rev. and Mrs. G. F. Bailey, Gale
Ferry summer visitor. returned hos7
Saturday, having been discharged
ruary 13. 1919 Camp DeYens.
Henry l.. Noble -, who dropre
dead at his home in Rockville. Satur
day evening. was born in Michigan
but went to Rockville in April. 1885,:
| aud was the oldest merchant in tn
city. His first wife was Esther Buf
iiington. a native of WILMINGTON.
Captain Forward, the master an
owner. Of p vessel wrecked off tn
NeekapaUg beach over two years agt
IN which local cottagers were inter
ted, is now captain OF a cergo-car
ing vessel sailing between Bosto
II Halifax with q crew Of six rner
Motor Vehicle Commissioner Rob
ert B. Stoecjei announced Monda
v that IL the department IF motor We
hicles can secure the necessary mum
her of subscriptions-est at s.
000---it will publish motor vehicl
register for 1919. by book and supple
i, merts.
The American Red Cross viii naak
good to the men or their families tn
money lost by patients a. the Cam
Devens base hosnital tor the allege
theft of which Sergeant Robert
Davidson, former clerk in the receiy
ing ward has just been tried by court
martial
b The marriage Of MISS Melinda
Martyr, Tho:7psonyiile. and Rerbert
- Clemence OF Chicago, on Feb. IS. hs
been announced. They were marie
by Rev. John e. Duxnury pastor ,
" Thompsonvil!9 Methodist church. NJ
- Ciemence is stationed at the sUbma
rine base On the Thames.
Harris Whittenore, Of Naugatuc
has purchased tile famous Howal
a Mansfield collection of Whistl
etcnings and Autographs. consistin
Of 400 etclings 7.ade from 8
plates and i62 lithograph inTpre
sions Of 1913 subjects Ly She arti
once q resident Of Stonirgtor.
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