Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-22
Nl1e Bnllgtim.
Norwich, Saturday, Feb. %, 1919
VARIOUS MATTERS

VAklOUS MA IEkS
Light vehicle lamps at $50 o'clock
this evening.
Tomorrow is Sexagesinla Sunday,
about sixty days before Easter.
There promises to be an unusually
wide display of the flag, for Washing
tons birthday.
W. R. c. supper tonight 20 z, Buck
ingham Memorial. 35c.-adv
Some of the choirs are already en-
gagged in rehearsing Eastef cantatas
and anthems.
This National Week of Song is be-
| ing celebrated in cities and towns
throughout the country.
The wholesale price of ice at Mys-
tic just now is 60 cents, which is about
double the normal price.
At the grange meeting in Ashford
Wednesday evening ten new members
were voted into the order.
The centenary of James Russell
Lowell has increased the demand for
his works at ME Otis Library.
The majority of the Norwich groc-
ers decided that trade requirements
| would not permit them to close their
stores today Saturday.
W. W. Perkins Woman's Relief
corps of New London is TO present
three flags to the Quaker Hill school
newt Tuesday afternoon.
ne campaign for Armenian and
syrian relief for which Old Lynle's
quota is $3.50, will be under the chair
nanship of Clarence /. Clark.
The fact that Slater Museum is to
be open tomorrow Sunday afternoon
from 2 to 4 will be appreciated, eS-
pecially by visitors in Norwich
Excavating began this week for the
location of Groton station which is to
be moved from its present place to
the south side of The main track.
Col. w. H. Hall expects to make APP
plication some time next month for
admission of the Stafford Springs half
mile race track to the Bay State Cir
cult.
Rev. DR.. S. G. Aver. the newly ap-
pointed missionary in chief of the
JTniversalist missions in Japan, is
speaking in Universalist churches
throughout Connecticut.
If you want a choice fresh fish for
Sunday dinner. go to T0wer Bros, 10
Rose place. Choice stoc!: today.-ady
The city of Worcester, Mass, is to
send down 600 citizens and band
in two special trains, for the launch
ing of the steel steamer Worcester al
the Groton Iron Works next month.
During the Civil war Cob Thomas
Fitch, father of Miss Helen Rice
Fitch, who died in New London this
week, was on the staff of Governor
| William A. Buckingham, of Norwich
The high winds have Cried up the
old grass along the New Haven rail
VI :,
of passing trains have caused many
fires the last few days before the rair
and snow of Friday.
Members of the 56th regiment. 9
A. C., in Stamford, Danbury, Bridge
port and Waterbury have ORGANIZED
veteran associations within the las
few days and have held their frs
meetings and banquets.
When Kononnoc grange, No. Il, p
Of H., held it's meeting at A. o. u. w
hall in Jordan, Wednesday evalins
z. ], Hampstead gave an Interesting
| account of the state oranges annua
meeting held in Hartford.
, At the February meeting of tn,
Home Missionary society at Parl
church parish house E-fday afternoon
the vice president. Miss Mary A. c
Avery presided, in the absence of th'
president, Mrs. George D. Colt.
The British office has given notice
that the onward transmission has beef
arranged, without guarantee Of dcliy
cry, of unregistered correspondence G
personal and domestic nature, for civ,
ihans in European and Asiatic Tur
key.
Alumni from eastern Connection
will be in AIddletown todaY, when tn
Wesleyan viii be the formal presanta
= ton and dedication of the new chime
y On South College. the gift of the elias
Of 1852.
Tho papers mention that 4 big gras
fire at Eastern Point on General Al
ken's property caused the Groton Dor
ough fire department to he called gu
about $50 Thursday afternoon to eX
I tinguish fire which threatened a bar
! and house.
. At the !o~-.tA quarterly co1ferenc
Of the Federal Street Methodist Epis
Z copal church New l ondon. the sale c
I property was ordered 20 the Aha
Chessed society and plans glade I
1 erect a 100000 church on q site {
I be selected.
I The opening Of the new rajlroa
! bridge at New London recertlv. wa
4 o. more than usual interest TO Brook
Z Iyn. Conn, people owing to the fax
~ that the chief engineer of couStruc
ton, Paul Z. Spencer. was a forme
l. Brooklyn boy.
The Palmer house barracks on r.
quot avenue which have been occupie
for long time by United States M
TX rines, will shortly be turned back {
the owner and those marines who re
main in New London will be statione
IT at the experimental station.
n In commenting upon the large nun
her of pneumonia eases this seasp
the city health officer. DR.. f. ]. Bro
ply, makes the same recomrendati2
as in the case Of influenza patient
advising persons who become i'll TO {
to bed promptly, IS the first snd mo
y important preCaution.
} The c1orgyma ,nw'so married Fran
els P. Mcnamara Of Worcester ar
Miss Elizabeth Grove, of Norwich,
Brooklyn, " Y. Thursday, Rev. EC
ward J, Matthews, of the Church
Our Lady of Mercy, was 4 classma
u Of the groom at Holy Cross ColIeg
1907.
ONE TO JAIL, AND
70 ONE To REEOPMATNC