Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-30
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Norwich, Thursday, Jan. SO. !s1s
VARIOUS MATTERS


this evening.
The moon fuIis tomorrow (FridaD |
at sol p. N.
Certain of the oranges are planning
Roosevelt memorial meetings.
Local wholesalers are receiving
plenty of potatoes from Maine.
Fresh caught smelts at Powers Bros
adv,
AS is customary on Mckinley Day.
local florists sold many extra pink car
nations Wednesday.
The thirty first anniversary of And
ever grange is to be observed at the
next meeting which will be kid Feb
ruary 8.
The Thames club of New London
" i'll celebrate its fifteth anniversary on
Feb. and 8. Tee club will hold two
Gays entertainment.
This time last year the street de-
partment men were busy carting away
STOW, in contrast to. the light snow
fall during Wednesday morning.
The state Barred Rock meet is be-
ing held at Middletown this week. in
connection with annual show of the
Middlesex County Poultry Associa-
ton.
The supper at the Bozrah Congre-
gational church is postponed to Feb,
adv.
The post office department has de-
cided to prohibit the acceptance by
the department of war savings stamps
not presented by the persons to whom
they were issued.
Leon E. Fiske, IS. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George F'islSe of Rockville, Cied
N Washington, D. c., of Spanish in
fiCenZa. He was attached to the hos
pital service in Washington.
The sixty limited service men who
are working under the direction of
the various dras boards in the state
will go to Fort Slocum Friday to be
discharged from the service.
The meeting of the grand chapter of
the order of the Eastern Star in Ma
Thursday will be attended by mem
bers frokl eastern Connecticut.
Striped bass at Powers Bros.-adv.
Choice fresh caught fish at Powers
| Bros.-adv.
A New London company is planning
| 10 erect an artificial ice plant, as the
open winter has made it impossible
fC. the company to fill its ice house
Among the exhibitors at the Exhi-
bition of Paintings of the MasDowell
| Club, New York, is Mrs. William NJ.
Storrs of Hartford, one of her LECTURES
! being entitled, Garden at Old Lyme.
The first success of Miss Louise NJ
! Alcott an American author, was Lit
| tie Women. Miss Leila NJ. Church of
Rockville recently wrote tha story in
| q "a
The Congregational pastor at Ell
ington, Rev. James I, Carter, was
elected president of the T0lland CCun-
ty Sunday School Associa ton at the
convention held in Stafford Springs or
Friday.
Don't forget the band canoe, State
Conn.-adv.
Mrs. Henry Gardner corner of oti,
suee and McKI1laV avenue. will en-.
terrain informally today (Thursda
on her ninety third birthday, and viii
receive congratulations of many
friends.
The slogan of the coming Baptis
sc, GOO, 000 victory campaign is To
Sether. The money must be raised b.
the last of March. Baptist churche!
Throughout the state are making pam
for the big drive.
a business meeting of Senior Chris
tan Endeavor society OF Coventry wa
held at the parsonage Monday even
ing, followed W an apple social. Eacl
psrsOn brought all apple pie or sorn
other dish made Of apples.
About 50 members are still statione
at Sayprook Proving Ground and a
I are locking for their honorable dis
4 charge daily. A few have receive
i freedom but most OF the forces hav
4 been transferred to other stations,
The annual meeting. of the Trip
Link Corporation will be Led Thurs
day, Feb. n 100 p. m. IL J. o. O. T
q hail, III Franklin street. Ashley
+. Boon. secretuy.-adv.
3 At an elder boys conference to /
= held in Wirsted FEB. q 10 20, organ
: iized Y. NJ. e. A. and scout gIoup
Sunday school classes and cnurc
clubs are entitled to send two boys (
delegates, Is years of age or more.
Because OF bal weather, the nee
q ing of Comfort Circle Of the King
Daughters which was to have bee
held Wednesday with Mrs. William
Lathrop Of Maple street, was pos
r1ned by the leader, Mrs. Albert
Utey.
Labor unions in some Connecticr
cities have adopted resolutions CALI
ON tue American Federation Of Lab
10 call a special convention TO consiG
vital questions such as proaibiti0
demonstration and the uEenployrnc
coplem.
Firemen's ball, Jewe:+ City. Car
q wright Brothers orchestra, of Wo
y cesteF; buffet Mnch. (. Rerry catert
d Friday, Jan. 3tst in Opera House.
- adv.
Il Installation of officers of Grot,
II Fierney Cadets which vas to be ne
Sunday was postponed, as Count I
rector William Fl. McGuinness CT No
witch is i'll at his home with grip. T
installation will be held Tuesday ev
ing, Feo. 4.
Fo- the second Tuesday evening
rs large number Of members of the Cat
oiic Woman's club, Mrs. Abner
Hill, president, sewed on refuge
garments at the Red Cross rooms Il
week, Mrs. James J. Casey contlnli
IN charge on that night.
n. OF the 293 members of the genei
assembly for the session of 1919, q
but 81 began their legislative dut
on Jan. 8 without previous exper1er
in the work of legislation. The l
! Sinners in law making were sew
IL. senators and Ill representatives.
There is talk of the appointmt
/. ot Rev. w. H. Bath, pastor of t
Manchester South Methodist church.
superintendent of Norwich district.
succeed Rev. G. G. Scr:vener, of NJ
witch, whose term of Office of six yes
PC expires at the spring conference.
Miss Costello of the TolIand cou,
w bureau desires to give a course OF
lessons in home care of, tie sick
Bolton, if enough women are intere