Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-27
{l.Il1e Dalllstin, Norwich, Thursday, Feb. 27, 1919
VARIOUS MATTERS
Light vehicle lamps at 6:O5 o'clock

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 Light vehicle lamps at 6:O5 o'clock | tAis evening.
 At present 115 patients are receiv- ng treatment at the Norwich Tuber- cul0sis sanatorium.
 Somers and Holland granges were guests of Ellington grange at it's meeting Wednesday evning.
 During the past month sixteen cases of good were shipped to lew York by the Rockville Red Cross chapter. At Montville, W. w. Lyman is in charge of the Near East drive. The towns quota for this work is $500.
 If the favorable weather continues state highway work is scheduled to start much earlier than usual this spring.
 At Osgood wharf, the Argo with extra fancy fresh fish; low prices- adv.
 | Pupils of the East Grain Plain school with their teacher, attended the Davis theatre in a body after school hours Wednesday.
 Letters received from Dr. E. K Dev- itt state he will have finished his II duties in the army in about six weeks,
 when he will return to Lyme. At present there are twenty-nine children at the Rock Nook Home of
 th-e Norwich United Workers, the ages ranging from four months to fourteen years.
 A Holland soldier boy, Leslie Met l calf, who has been with the army in France, is now in the army hospital
 at Camp Devens, recovering after q surgical operation.
 | A o,,1y 7 lot thews, who has been in the naval re- serve forces for some months past and stationed at the Block Island uaSe, has been released from furfhec ser vice.
 Where ice cutters about the state have been at work over deep water there has been a new danger this season, as in many places it has prov ed unsafe to drive heavy teams on the ice.
 The annual meeting of the Wo- mans Congregational Home Mission ary Union of Connecticut is to be held at the Windsor Avenue Congregation al church, Hartford, Wednesday, March !.
 Dealers in liquors were warned not ] to take inventory until the day after
 the new tax act was signed by the ] IlfHluCuL, IHGll they HIG LD ilCtt LiG ] inventory and stock until they hear j-from the Federal agents. The tax collectors office will be open Thursday, Friday and Saturday even ings until o'clock. Saturday. March lst, IS the last day of the collection ot the personal taX.-adv. There is 10 be a new schedule oi
 passenger rates in force March first
 on the New Haven railroad, bringing
 the present rate nearer the three cents a mile tariff which means a few rent> cheaper than the present rate. George $. Palmer, general chair man, has appointed James Bathgate
 chairman for East lyme, and John J l Cruttenden chairman for Mantle il
 the Near East drive. The allotmen for Mantle and East Lyme is $40. Every Wednesday afternoon tho l suDerIntendent of the Norwich State Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Dr
 lju~h B. Campbell, has a clinic at tho New London board of health rooms
 this week examining eight patients. President Wilson's special train was
 we'll protected between New London and New Haven. Every grade cross ing, siding, bridge, station, etc, was | covered by signal men, operators
 
 , Tuesday evening Steamer Munna- tawket made a special trip from Fish CTS Island to New London, carrying about 40 members of Fishers Island Grange and their friends, the party ar irving hack to the island just before one o'clock
 John Joseph Jordon and Nellie E Wright were married at the home o1 Mrs. Frank Anderson of Palmertown Saturday afternoon at 3.30 by Rev. c f c Tibbits of the Uncasyille NJ E \ church being attended by Clara An < derson and Roy Pritchard The action of Gladys w. Jacobs \ against Raymond B. Jacobs, of Hart, I ford, summer resident at Ocean Beach { was taken up for hearing as to it! merits, before, a committee of the su 5 perior court in Hartford Monday anC K the hearing was continued to Satur ' day morning.
 B A man well known to the river boat 2 men, Richard w. Trojan, New Lon | don, after having served 45 years il z the lighthouse service, has reached , the age limit and has been retired | Mr. Trojan was for many years ol
 the lighthouse tenders, Cactus ant John Rodgers,
 Local residents have receive, the official War Record 0
 American Jews" just issued by tn
 American Jewish Committee of Wa ! Records, at New York, showing Una the total number of Jews in the ser
 wee of the United States is estimated
 at from 165,000 to 100000
 Washington papers note that Dr z Joseph A. Amber, son of MT. ant
 Mrs. Chester G. Amber of Norwich
 who is in the government departmen
 of chemistry, has been granted a pat k ent, in conjunction with Dr. Gibbs
 head of the department for the manu
 facture of toluric sulphuric acid IT A former teacher at Mashapaug il Allen H. Sterry of the merchant ma
 rine service spent the weekend at tn
 home of his mother. Mrs. Helel
 Sterry in New London, leaving fo
 his ship, Gulf of Mexico, which saile
 from Bayonne, N. J.. to Port Arthur - Texas. This is MT. Sterry's fifth triT D It was stated by Wednesday, \ New York papers that, with in | exception of two parcels, the Fedora \ Reserve bank now controls the entir block bounded by Nassau William an E Liberty streets and Maiden Lane, hay E ing acquired through the Charles I \ Moves company, a plottage of 1850 E square feet.