Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-23
Ulle Ul Bnllgtim. Norwich, Thursday, Jan. 23, 1919
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Although there is another month of winter, Norwich drysoods firms are featuring the beautiful new wash fabrics.
 Next Sunday is communion Sunday for those members of St. Patrick $ Holy Name society who receive Holy communion each month.
 St Mary's T. A. & B. dance this cvening.-adv
 At the annual meeting of the Union Agricultural society held in Ellington town hall Monday afternoon, R. Allen Sikes was elected president.
 Plans are completed at Rockville for the joint installation of Division No. 1, A. O. H., and the Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. II. Sunday afternoon in A. o. H. hall
 An unusual opportunity to secure really good seed of new varietie for trial purposes is now offred by the United States department of agricul- ture under recent act of congress-
 Alice Skinner of Waterford, recent ly sentenced to a year by the superior court at Norwich on the charge of burglary. was taken to the state pri- son Tuesday by Deputy Sherig Tubbs.
 Resident of Somers. Mir. and Mrs. David Griswold have moved from their farm in Prink street to Holyoke, Mass, where Mr. Griswold has obtained em- ployment as a master mechanic in one of the mills.
 At the annual meeting of the Con- neCticut Trapshooters' association at the Seaside club, Bridgeport, Mon day Dr. H. w. Hawley, of the Pah- quioque Gun club of Danbury, was elected president.
 The following residents of New Lon- don sailed Tuesday for Florida to spend the remainder of the winter: Mir and Mrs Thomas W. Rogers, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Fuller and Mr. and Mrs. William Kingsbury.
 Rolls. doughnuts, today: French coffee rings, pies, cakes, Saturday. 46S-3.-adv.
 The Episcopal suffragan bishop, Rt Rev. E. Campion Acheson is in France without an assignment, according to a letter received by Mrs. Acheson. He will be assigned to work with the 26th division, according to reports.
 The Holland County Farm Bureau has completed plans for an extension school for four days, commencing al 9:90 q. m.. February f. The schooI will be held two days at the hall in Gilead and two days in Hebron.
 There is local interest in the news note that advices to the state depart ment from Genoa announce that l .2SC Italian reServists formerly residents ot the United States will sail for America soon, on the steamer Dante Aligheri.
 L'oroC+pr'c night. January 31, oyster chowdel supper, o'clock, sharp-- a1v.
 A Torrington minister, Rev. F. F Voorhees,, pastor of the Methodis church, has come to New London anC will spend the remainder of the weel visiting camps in that vicinity anC speaking at '. NJ. c. A. headquarters
 Mrs. Daniel Gray of Ledyard was stricken with a shock while standing at the telephone Monday mornning Her young daughter found her help. less and sought assistance. She is said to be recovering.
 All refugee garments being made under the auspices of the American Red Cross must be completed and ready for shipment on or before Feb ruary l, according to recent orders is -INN bS bAAN iAt-N4blltt4 Il|INl'Iu udl ltIS.
 News was received Wednesday by Mrs. Lucy A. Sparks, of Fairmoun St, Norwich, from her younger son Sergeant Earle l.. Sparks Co. E., T5tl Machine Gun Battalion. stating tha he is in Germany and is in good health
 The coming $6.000 00O Victory cam pa!gn of the Northern Baptists is be ! fore the churches of Connecticut. Las ] fiscal year the denomination raised S3,766,526 for missions This year i must be made S2,233,474 in excess o l that.
 The charter of the T'oresters o 1 America Is now open V.clory driv | for members. Initiation |3 from Is [ ! 45.-ad@
 1 A handsome solid silver communiU | service, has been presented by Deaco ! George Smith Palmer and his wifi | formerly of Norwich to the New Lon don First Congregational churcl i where the service VII be used for tn
 first time Sunday.
 Visiting big chiefs from all tn : Red Men tribes of the Connecticut res | eryation arc to gather about tho coun i cil fire of Hammonassett tribe. No. in the wigwam at New Haven i | April, for one of the mest importar l conferences of the order.
 Although this has been a Cev5raH
 winter with little wind ani a fe'
 storms, the street department men collecting ashes seem to have carelcsr \ ly dumped more on walks and in tr
 Sutters along residential streets the
 in the stormiest seasons.
 The Connecticut Federation of La
 Dor in New Haven Sunday discussc
 and acted up on the matters of reC0r struction. unemployment, housing cor diuons, prohibition and the formatic of new political party to be know as the American Labor party Having served with ability ar pronounced success since the organ ! zation of the society, Miss Hannah , Crowell has declined reelection ; chairman of the program committt, of the Norwich Music Association. TT office has been accepted by Frederi 1T. Cranston
 \ Officers of the state 10ard of Il \ InlNcrsalits '. ?. C. |. will go to DaI \ bury, Saturday. for the firsG ,ncetl a since the state convention il Bridg E port in November A supper VII y served the visiting offices Sat1rG. evening and a dinner will be sery } Sunday loSn.
 Frank Joseph, who says he is a iou neyman plumber, was fined s1O al costs in the New London police co, E Tuesday mornng on the charge of Vi lating a city ordnance by making. plumbing connection without 1l.aini a license from the board of water a sewer commission.
 By the new Shore Line Elect . schedule during six hours in the m
 dle of the day there is no service Il