Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-21

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Norwich, Tuesday, Jan. Il, 1879
VARIOUS MAI TERS

SANA00J SAfAA k'AA>S
Light vehicle lamps at 5.1s o'clock
this evening.
The busy season for tho skate
sharpeners is beginning.
Y. NJ. H. A. dance tonight. Prize
fox trot, T. A. 3. hall.-adv.
Ice harvesting az Ellington had to
be discontinued on account OF the
warm weather.
Farmers Week will attract many
day (Tuesday).
Fine weather Monday brought peo-
pie out of doors and trolley traffic
increased noticeably.
1t Is not often that cattle are in the
pastures January Goth. as was the
case about the suburbs Monday.
The spring plans of the Norwich
Music Assoc ton include an organ
recital by prominent local players.
Representative Charles S, Gates Of
Saybrook has been appointed IN the
legislative committee of she'll fisher
les.
New catalogues have arrived for
Mrs. Victoria Plante's new models,
prices from $3.50 up. Phone 1878
adv.
The wedding of Miss Dorothy N.
Church and Lieut.. John Palmer Post,
of Norwich, is to take place THURS
day.
TIE governors proclamation rela-
tive to the sale of the new Franklin
| thrift and W. S. S. was read in some
of the churches Sunday.
Many were skating Monday on the
| Playground Association pond back
of the Fair Ground. where the ice is
smooth and in good shape.
At Deep River. last week, the Off
| GERS of Baldwin Chxpter .. L. s.
were installed by Grand Worthy Mat
ron Miss Ethel latham Of Noank.
Notification has been sent out thai
| the Connecticut Child Walf::e associ
alton will meet in the cid Senate
chamber at the capitol, Friday after
noon.
In Hartford this (Tuesdav) after
noon meeting of the executive board
of the Connecticut Congress of Moth
ers is to be held at thu Centel
chcurch house.
The members of Coventry grange
No. Is. p. of H, will meet !Thursda!
evening at the home r Mr.. and Mrs
| Oliver G, Hall to celebrate The thirty
! first anniversary of the grange.
ST. James Ledge No. %. F. & A
: NJ, works the first degree at Masonic
| Temple at 7.30. Lecture aided b
stereopticon.-adv.
Several from mere will attend tn
exhibition of the New York Poultr,
and Pigeon association on this it
| thirtieth show from Tuesday. Janu
airy p 10 Saturday. January 90. inclu
sive.
Friday afternoon it is PLANNED t
hold another all day R@d Cos Sew
ing Bee in the Hugh Henry Osgoo
Memorial Parish house, l'trk churct
from 10 until 4. with basket lunc
at noon.
y. }. Baker of Myst.- exhibited a
Boston Poultry show Pearled Code
Polish fowl ard won first cockerel, frs
hen and first pullet. Special for hes
Golden Polish male and special 70
best Golden Polish female.
! A Winsted resident, Mrs. Eliza T
Pull y. widow of Samuel Bull wh
died in Norwich last week leaves tw
daughters and ssl sons, one of tn
sons, Reed Hull, being with TIL
American forces in France.
! A former distinguished resident &
Norwich is recalled by the statemen
in a New Haven paper that bids ar
on for important changes 10 he mad
70 the Donald G. Mitchell Mamorie
library building in WaStviNe.
Property exemntad from tavatiGn :
1917 in the state tctlilc3 S2a0 2S1 -
an ircTe2s Of 10 per cen-. OF So N13
: CSG since 1914, according II the quad
rennial report Of exempt property i,
L sued by the state tax commissioner.
=, Superintendent Of Schools Karl
Rniche of Bristol who has been vct
Ill. for several weeks with irGueaz
, aud has been q; TIM home Of his f.
E thor in law in St0nincton, has re
s"med his duties in his Office III Bri:
). tol.
Last weeks report issued b. IL
{ production denartnlent Of the Crott
Iron Works shows the highest iiv
drive i'll its history and what is mut
more important. 40 rivets per ere
, Der hour the highest on record +
his yard.
The State Grange az is recer
meeting in hartford went on reco
in favor Of federal government a
tion 10 stamp ouS seditioH, declaril
= tNSt there IS no place In this cOu7
, try for BolshevilIism or socialist
Z principles.
= When railway communication tickle
Y expire during February, March al
April, 1919. = new ticket can be pu
chaser. from the date Of c,-niratic
10 the end OF such month at q pr
portiouate rate, 1T the station whe
the original ticket was purchased.
Salem summer residents, Lieutena
y Colonel Hiram Bingham and fami
4 will leave New Haven to iay Glue
I day) for Mani Florida, where tn
expect to spend the grel;er part
the winter. Mr.. Bingham has just r
] turned from overseas anil is on a flu
1 Tough.
Because Judge Gardner Greene,
\ Norwich was prevented fror! being
+ New Haven Saturday TO hear the a
\ plication of youthful Mrs. Samu
Rumble that the superior court conn
1 her elderly millionaire husband
l support her while divorce is pen
Z ing, the hearing went over indefinite
| VOLUNTEERS FOR ARMY
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