Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-15
Wl1e Bnilsti1l,
Norwich, Wednesday, Jan. IS, 1918
VARIOUS MATTERS

THIS evening.
The January moon is full tomorrow
Thursday st 3.44 a. m.
At North Stonington, Amos P. Miner
shot big red fox on Monday.
Poultry farciers from this locality
are attending the show III Boston.
Heavy frost, almost like light snow,
covered things early Tuesday morn
ing
The health conditions on Block Is
land have improved and schools have
reopened
The Laurel Glen mill has resumed
operations after O week of idleness on
account of Illness among the employ
eS.
Sons of Veterans meeting will be
held tonight.-adv.
At Rockville, Rev z. T. Mathison,
rector of st. Johns Episcopal church,
has recently been elected archdeacon
of the Hartford archdeaconry.
At Westchester the pupils of the
North East district have purchased
thrift stamps to the amount Of s1S5,
and four of the pupils have $3.50 in
Liberty bonds.
Prominent colored residents about
tne state awe peSH pdyiLS tiIolIco ~
Colonel Roosevelt as the greatest
friend in public life the negro race has
had in the last twenty years.
Eastern Connecticut members have
been notified that the Putnam Phalanx
has planned a proper and sitting OBJ
servance for. the command on WASH
inrton's birthday February q.
In this county pig fattening con-
e.. Ie
Iohn Roche of Old Lyme has been
awarded first prize for the biggest pig
and the greatest gain PEI dav.
In special report of schools in
twenty towns of Connecticut. since
| Norwich AMI New Loudon have no
rubltc high schools. there are only
| eighteen high schools considered.
The Girl Scouts of Park church
Miss Lucy L2ring guardian. and the
| Boy Scouts, Weston c. Pullen. scout
| master. have resumed thei' meetings
| at the Oscood Memorial Parish House.
Mrs. Hick. wife OF Edwin Hiclt
superintendent Of the T0lla1l County
Temporary Home for Children ut vor-
non Center, Who was recently operat-
eG on for appendicitis, rs recovering
| pteadily.
PickereI halt for sale at Church
Bros.'-adv.
The electric lights have bren taken
! out OF the Gsotou Iron Works and ii
| several shant,ea owned by the plant
! and in the yard the lighting IS now
being done By the powc" plant on tho
grounds.
Governor Holcorb has appointed
| Francis NJ Harvey Of OH Sa~brook
| e
f. Korn Of Durham and r. W. Talbot
If East Haddam. rctarios public fol
Eve years.
MIR. and Atcs Charles II. Todd, q
North Woodstock announce the en-.
Placement of their daughter, Marths
I. Todd. to Fdrar V. '1,lov. son O
AIR. ana Mis-. William II. Bailey, o
Middletown.
Influenza has broken out at S.
Tohn's industrial school Of TIE Catho.
lie diocese ut peeD River and a largt
Number Of tire hovs are II with tn
disease. Several nurses have arrived
at the institution.
| Five cities in the state have a pc,
capita cost ~ the elar,eutary schools
Of more thar $50 90 per rlip,l: they arr
South Manchester, S5S.5G. Greenwich
! $5E.53; Ncrider s53.45: Hartford
S52,GS, and Stamford. 5000.
Cffliren in IL patghrrnoo1. as well
s thN cv--ers are mourning the dealt
his week nf the handsome N-year-oll
squirrel Ar"ora cat, the pet of Mr.
ard Mrs William RI. Armstrong, O
IL Fountain street, Norwich.
Mrs. Ella T. Pull. p, widow O
Samuel Erll whose death occurred !!
Winsjed. Dacenher 90 1902. died il
Norwich Saturday. INJURIES suffered
in fall few months ago when sht
fractured her hip FASTENED Death.
At East Hampton about 80 friend
and neighbo-s OF Rev. G.. II. Tamso1
gave him q surprise Friday evening =
his home, on mis- eiFhtieth BIRTHDAY
An added surprise was tnn orrfyal 9
his son. Prof. G. Fl. I.am9cn. Jr., 0
| &torrs college.
4 solemn anniversary mass of ro
oriam vas celebrated Monday Il
S.. Joseph's church. Marider for Rev
Jarles J. McGctricll. Darbury. form
erly curata at Putnam who at tn
time Of his ceath last January, was
CITRATE in MeTidcn.
Word has reAD received that Lieu
tenant II. Jarvis Beach of the S4't
Field Artillery, Battery A. is witt
the Third i,rn1y Of Occupation an
is stationed at Coblonz German
Lieutenant Eeach's home is on Corn
field Point, Saybrook.
Ernest Warren Brockway of Had
lyme, has an article in the Januar
issre of Cutters Book Recreation
entitled will He Come Rack?" NJ
r Brockway is assistant su1e~interdeY
! of the United States eTnp1cyment sci
vice for the district of New London
The Weeks Mclean Migratory Rir
4 law for which Senator George T. Nc
Lean Of this state worked many yea,
1 and achieved fame is no longer in 81
feet. This is the announcement mao
j by the American Game Protective as
ISOLATION. A new statute has super
, seeded 1t.
= At the state grange r~eeting
Hartford today wednesday, the fit
degree will ie conferred in The afte,
noon at $50 by Quipet,aug Pomon
grange and fourth degree member
NAV take it in anticipa ton for Il
II sixth degree. which will b.: ,confeTrt
n this (WedneJayl evening.
II When that splendid charitable O.
y, ganization of Norwich, the Unite
t, Workers holds forty second an
nual meeting the last week in JAM
Il airy at the Church of The Good Shel
herd the speaker will be Z
B. 7. Marshall, president Connecticr
college, subject, Woman as a Patri
| and pI,t15ar