Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-20
VARIOUS MATTERS

1ASHl NtHlCle Id1HpS dL o'oo SAOSHA
this evening.
The court house flag, which was
badly torn in the recent high winds,
is being repaired.
Long clans for frying at Powers
Bros.-adv.
In general the schools will hold pa
triotic exercises in anticipation OF
Washingtons Birthday.
The sale of flags and decorative eff
fects in the national colors always
increases as Washingtons Birthday
nears.
Sunday, Feb. 20, the wedding Of Max
Vein and Miss Dorothy Brodsky both
Of New London, will take place in
New York.
AS there will be no rural mail deliv-
cry on the holiday, patrons will hayc
no mail from Friday morning until
Monday morning.
The current issue of The Connect
cut Citizen lists O. r. Ryther, of Nor
witch. as one of the state vice presi-
dents working for prohibition.
rhe people of Rockville are being
asked to contribute the sum of $1,000
as their share of the $4,000 allotted the
district in the Near East drive.
Fresh scatlops and shrimp. at Pow
ers Bros.-adV.
Many visiting grangers will be in
town when the County Pomona grange
No. 6. holds its meeting in Pythian
hall, Norwich, today (ThursdaD. ..
Al The State Fruit Growers meet
ing in Hartford Tuesday, the nominal
ing committee included, for TellaIld
county, S. p. HOLSTER Of Storrs.
A former Norwich young man, DR..
Harry 4. Camille, is now in charge OF
over 100 soldier patients liz temper
airy base hospital in New York city.
Victor Nelson's lease of the fine Me-
| Curdy farm at Lyme expires March /,
at which time he will vGcate the
place, which Martin Joseph will &C
| cUpy.
| The registration Of students at Yale
| is now 70 per cent of normal. the
number enrolled being 2.273, with 13S
others who are not candidates for de-
grees.
The Otis Library has greatly facili-
| tated the work of research by pre-
pairing a very full list of books on
gnncalogy to be found on the library
shelves.
At the annual meeting of the Som
/ ers Creamery Company, held recently,
/ the report showed the company to be
/ in prosperous condition. Louis A
Gowdv was elected president.
/ A choice variety of stt:ctIy fresh
! llsh at Powers Bros.--a,lv.
| An Essex correspondent notes that
at a w. C. T. L. jubilee service held
/ in the First Congregational church
there, an excelles- address was giver
+, by Rev. Herbert Robinson. OF Han
over.
I The Near East rcliof drive ut Ell
! ingtOn is to open Sunday evening witt
/ q meeting in town hall when Rev. f
/ y. Mathewson of Rockville will Civ,
an address. Illustrated with stereop-
ticon views.
New legislative bills regulating ths
open season on Hungarian partridge
and woodcork, provide for a season
opening October IL and ending Nov
10, and for a close season on partridg,
Tor two years.
Knitting is to be continued by tn,
Red Cross, even though the need O
he knitted articles for the soldier.
has diminished. 1t Is for the refugee!
aud the destitute people of Europ,
that the work is to be done.
The news letter to the soldiers an,
sailors in service. as published by tn
army and navy auxiliary. mas bee1
issued FOR January and is regarde,
Is probably the best work OF the aux
lliarY since the first publication.
. The Taftrille Pharmacy can suppl
all the ReXall Remeries. l hone 1884
. adv.
The papers noted that Mai-Ger
William Crozier, u. S. ~, retired. VIII
served as chief o. ordnance during tn
war, born at Carrollton, o.. 81 yeaI
ago Wednesday. Gen. Crozier marie
Miss Mary Williams, of New LOndol
Next Sunday. Feb. 20, Rev. G. {
Scrivener Of Norwich, district super
intendent, viii occupy tSe pulpit {
the Thompson Methodist church. Til
fourth quarterly conference will +
held Saturday evening at the parsor
age.
The Competent Laundry Owner
association ut Hartford Tuesday vote
TO investigate the system of collectin
and delivering laundry as practiced
pennsylvania, where the wash is co
lscted in the afternoon and deliyere
in the morning.
Second in y. NJ. C. A. course, FIR
cay, Feb. 21st, "Yarrick," the Magi,
/, ian. and lady cornetist.-adv.
; At present CITY Health Officer D
+. j. Brophy finds the usual numb
of winter grip cases, but states TIL
AUTHENTIC influenza cases in Norwit
are extremely rare. However. the
Is an abnormal number of pneumon
cases this season.
Ralph Q. Smith and George Lad
were the two men let go in the sign
- department at SaybrQok Junction la
y week, they being the youngest in Il
: service OF that gang. Michael Coz
nors, timekeeper of the labor gan
4 was also released.
\ Argo at Osgood Wharf Dig car
fresh fish, many kinds, iow prices,
adv.
III Wednesday afternoon when the Pr
gressive Missionary Club met wi
Mrs. Charles l.. Stark, 12S Mar
1 street, Mrs. John Z. Post presidir
there were readings by Mrs. Stark a.
Mrs. A. t. Utley and a brief talk
D Mrs L I T|oidc