Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-25
D1eRa1ligtin,
Norwich, Tuesday, Feb. rs, 1918
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
Light vehicle lamps at 6,O2 o'clock
this evening.
Lent begins a week from tomorrow
wednesday, March 5th.
Some of the poultry raisers are
bringing duck eggs to market, nearly
a month earlier than usual.
Bright weather is serving to start
up the trade of painters and paper
hangers much earlier than is custom
airy.
Men have begun painting the exter-
ior of the former Mabrey house on
Broadway, now the army and navy
clubhouse.
Dealers in tobacco stock claim their
sales increase as the date nears when
the new revenue bill will become eff
fective.
County Agent Tucker of Holland
was in Hebron the other day inspect
ing the orchards in different parts of
the town.
The ice dealers in the shore towns
we're filling their houses with ten
inch ice when the snow made it's ap-
| rearance Friday night.
The annual meeting of the Connec-
ticut Business Educators Association
| is to bn held in MiddletoWn Saturday,
March /, at the business college.
| At the opening of the ARMY and
Navy clubhouse Saturday evening the
| hostesses were Mrs. W. Russell Baird
| and Miss Maud Carew Buckingham.
The state highway commissioners
men are having a curve Strengthened
| in the highway east of H. B. DeWolf' S
house at Bolton, CN the main line to
! Coventry.
The Lenten appointments Of Arch
deacon ]. Eldred Brown of Norwich,
! include visitations to the Episcopal
churches in Putnam, Willimantic and
Stonington.
/ More than 1000 aliens in Connect
cut, nearly 1,40O of them from New
| Haven, have applied to tae state de-
partment at Washington for passports
to their native land.
Owners of peach orchards grow IN
easy on a day like Monday with the
| temperature in the 40s. An early
warm spell to start the buds might
affect the entire seasons crop.
! Monday. st. Matthias day, there
was the celebration of the holy COM
munion at Trinity Episcopal church
| by the rector. Rev. j. Eldred Brown,
assisted by Rev. Richard R. Graham
of Christ church.
The fact that 3G5 divorce actions
are listed in the calendar of the su-
rerior court for this section before
ore Connecticut judge, leads to the
supposition that the war must indi-
rectly be the cause.
\ Groton young woman, Miss Ann
Graham has been discharged from
service and has returned to her home
IN the borough. She was formerly al
the state pier and was transferred tc
the experimental station.
Car No. ia on the Norwich rails
oil the Shore Line Electric company
has been sent out from the Iiallvillt
car barn in a fresh coat of canary
oolored paint, the artistic spring work
OF Foreman John Woolev.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. w. Coleman Of New
London, have announced the engage
ment Of their daughter. Edna Merrill
10 Calisto \. Brown of Washington
y. c. Miss Merrill is a graduate o
inc vocational school, class Of 1917.
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! mat The Mystic w. c. T. /. has con.
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