Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-21
VARIOUS MATTERS


The February moon Is in its last
quarter Saturday, the 22d, at S.4s p.
m.
be closed tomorrow, in observance OF
The holiday.
Daughters of Veterans whist, Mon
day, 8 p. m, Buckingham Memorial
adv.
Washington's Birthday is one of the
days which congress mas declared
national holiday.
Harry Lain. who was recently dis
charged from the navy, has returned
| to his former position at the Manhat-
tan Clothing Co.
| Smith College alumnae in Norwich
| learn that the Smith unit is now do
| ing emergency relief work in the
| Cambria district.
Relatives from Norwich will be in
Putnam this (Friday) morning. to at
tend the funeral of Richard German.
Burial is to be in Norwich.
| Only two weeks now remain in
which the Victory Boys and Girls may
| finish earning their pledges of IS for
! the United War Work campaign.
The Taftville Pharmacy can supply
all the Rexau Remedies. Phone 1854
adv.
Mrs. Jennie Barlow OF Westford
| announces the enga cement of her
daughter Gladys Edith, to Private
John Henry Nichols of Camp Devens,
| Mass.
Cadet Ministries and dance in Parish
hall, Taftville, tonight-adv.
| The special train being run for the
| IC1 ~ 70 ct of aIrrf ,r,xl
Abingdon to accommodate those who
wish to attend the extension school NJ
| Abingdon next week.
Many of the farmers in Toliand
| county have sold and some of them
! have delivered their crop of tobacco.
! / he prices range from twenty cents
per pound up, according to quality.
| "A book of poems written by Rich
| ard Mansfield, I'd, " A. has come oct
since his death was edited by Witter
! 8ynner, formerly of. Norwich, and is
said to be full of fine literary prom
Use.
The mid-week service at Central
| BAPTIST church Thursday was a fell
ioWahip night. Extracts were read
from letters received from non-resi-
dents by the pastor, Rev A. f. Pur-
kiss.
On account OF the observance of
| Washington's Birthday, the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail-
road following custom, VIII omit Z
number of trains into and out OF Bos-
ton, Feb. %.
The Womafs Foreign Missionar,
society of tne Norwich Trinity ant
Bean Hill NJ. z. churches viii hold
food sale in the Thayec bald ag thi
| Il q of . ~ np1-
Members here Of the Connection
r Society OF Master Painters have re
ceived notice that the organiza tiol
Win hold a two-dly convention il
Harmonic hall, New Haven. re4t Tues
day and " ednesday.
The death Of Raymond c. Chute o
Greenport, J.. l.. occurred on Tuesda
. after short illness. He was a formc
resident of Groton. He leave; hi
wife and child and a sister. Mrs. Viii
liam Tabor OF Groton.
At meeting in the interests O
: educatiAl at Grange hall at Rock
Hill Thu. sday eveninS the speaker wa
Levi T. Garrison of NillimantIc, sta
inspector. who considered Moder
Tendencies in Education.
Norwieh members OF the S. A. F
! have been notified that the twenty
/ linth banquet OF the Connecticut So
cltty, Sons of the American RavoIu
lion, is to be held Saturday 1T me JIG
Tel Stratieid Bridgeport.
/ Twelve decisions were handed dow
! Wednesday by the Connecticut ST.
! preme court, the only one of Easter
. Connecticut interest being that fri
I Windham county, William w. Wheat
] lev VS.. Fred r. Dubuc; no error.
q The Woman Foreign ;Iissional
4 society of the Norw.ca T. unity ar
Bean Hill NJ. E. churches will hold
i food sale in the Thayer ,nllding tn
\ afternoon at o'clock.-adv.
! Alvah D. White. So. VINO died
I Rockville Tuesday, after six week
] Illness with pneumonia, leaves h
j widow, and twelve children. The fl
4 lcral ~E 5 held Thura-Cy aGlsrn.
/ with burial in the North cameter
I LU,l2nd.
I The New England Forestrv COZ
4 gress TO be held in Boston, Feb.
I and .. is being called to the atten!i,
I Of local citizens. The purpose OF II
3 congress is 10 arouse the business, me
- d New England 10 the neal of pra,
p, teal forestry,
Henry QuiLtlin. tower operator
So brock, who Joined the forces tv
I years ago, writes from the GermS
Is border that h has been transferred
Nv teh S8th aero squadron, which is Il
~ Seventh corps Third army or arm
Of occupation.
1t was reported in railroad circl
"Wednesday that Is more hrakemt
have been laid off on the New Havr
"a cad. this number 2ugmeltiug I
4 '7rge number that have figured on Il
u list laid off since retrenchnent bega
several weeks ago.
At Rockville, this (Friday) evenir
when the Americanizatioa commit
will hold a meeting in the connIt
council chamber, II. r. Eranche
! Hartford of the State Americana
u ION committee, formerly of Norwic
will address the meeting.
Until the new 12x2o foot flag q
dered for the court house arrives, 4
sistant Janitor Joseph J. Fields is be
rowing from the Norwich seIectm
OF he OKLA rainy day flag, the seco
ed best banner which the town proyid
ut 20 fly from the staff on Chelsea p
T rade.
;e. A Woodbury. correspondent not
e. that after the farm home meeting
a. the town hall Monday evening. t
no speakers, Mr.. Manchester, Miss LoS
- nes and Miss Bronson journeyed on
~ Norwich that night, leaving about
~ o'clock, to so again to Woodbury. nj
're month.
DC 1t is stated that in Connecticut d,
Il ing the war tomato cans made nu
lie bered 2G2,6+0 which. if placed end
Sc end would extend over distance
le, 2a miles, or about as far as fir
en- Hartford to Andover, by way of
n New York, New Haven and Hartft