Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-15
<ilaae nnllg1zn. Norwich, Saturday, March 15, 1919
VARIOUS MATTERS
If is davbreak now at 4.os.

An Essex patient Calvin c. Tue died at NorN-i2n tuIs ,.TrK.
 Local bakers are finding their prof its narrowed, with flour SIP per bar tel. wholesale
 son company at Afontvi1!n has been shut down for boiler repairs
 Cadet meeting in T. X. B, hall. p. m, Sunday.-adv.
 The first gipsv wagons of the sea son went through Old Mystic village Wednesday morning. bound west.
 silas Maxson IT, has purchased the Dr. Albert w. Crosby property in lower Pequot avenue, New London.
 Norwich guests al a Lakewood ho- tel left that New Jersey town for home in a driving snowstorm Friday.
 Dealers note that russet apples are scarce this season and that those broaght to market bring good prices.
 Relatives have requested an anni- versary mass at St. Patrick's church today Saturday. for Mrs. Julia Galli- van.
 At a short calendar session of the superior court in Bridgeport Friday Judge Gardiner Greene Of Norwich presided.
 Dr. George H. Cohen of Hartford is to speak i'll New London March g under the auspices of the '. M. and !. W. H. A.
 The county farm bureaus are pre- raring for the state wide membership drive which will be held during the week from April : to F.
 This year the meetings of the Ston- ington Union association are to be held with the Third Baptist church of North Stonington, June IS and 19.
 The Peck Library, Norwich Free l Academy has been presented former Governor Simeon E. Baldwin's book, Relation of Education to Citizenship
 At Bolton, Mrs. Cary Carpenter has sold a tract of chestnut, back of the farmhouse. to Frank Tyler, who has teen cutting off the pine lst this win ter.
 A number of Stonngton merchants gre receiving their freiGht these days days by auto truck instead of by rail and are finding the service very sat isfactory.
 It is hoped to close the town of Holland drive for relief in the Near East this week. Holland has already passed it's quota of S250 ard hopes t0 set at least $3Q0.
 Officers and enlisted men of Jewish ! fifth in the United States navy will
 efven two days fu'l9ughs for the
 yer holidays. it is announced by .1 Jewish Welfare Board
 New arrival choice shaI for your ; Sunday dime" Long clans for steam 1 in and frying. at Powers ISros.-sdv. ' Academy. S"rday. 2 r. nj adv 1 Miss Rosa E. Weston. 55. a teacher i in tho public schools of the town of i Vernon for years. died early Thurs i day morning at the Hartford Hospi- tai. following 2 surgical operation. 1! Real estate men are foroeasting ar i early season. claiming that city peo- pie are looking for country and shorc piaces a month earlier than usual evf. dently anticipating a hot summer
 The special I.entau preacher fol l Thursday evening, March % at St Alban's Episcopal church. Da7ieIsoa will be the Rev William II. Smith ID.. St Andrews church, Norwich 1 A series of daily prayer tories has heen adopted by Congregatfonalist. for the siX-weell season hefore Eas ter. Congregation all over tho country are joining in this Fellow ship of Prayer.
 Travellers are now finding that through sleeping car which provide daily car service from this section |
 Washington and southern points j operated on the Federal Express vi Hell Gate Bridge route.
 4 meeting of the residents of tn
 town of Lyme is to ho held at tn
 town hali. lTamhYrg Monday ,everine
 To mako arran~omcrte for ? rrca tomc welcome to ho @ivcu thc ;.oIl;o
 ord sailor boys upon their return. At the annual meeting of the Unit ed States DaU-Ht,r=- of f21" State c Connecticut, held .t T-,v Haven or Thursday it was voted to have ney roster printed proNsuu- n tho meet ing to be held the second week il June.
 Baptist pastors will attend 2 cen ference at Newton Macs T-lo-rla and Wednesday of revt week whc, al the New England etatoe VII represented. and p~o-7t~nN1. e~er'or of the denomination will lead tho df@ cussion on Reconstruction Program of the Church.
 The lands now held h. the Stat I Park commission for park Durnore comprise sixteen separate rorcels i7 cluding, Selden Neck 722 acre. Lyme: Mashamoquet Broc'- thirtoe acres, Pomfret: San Tree Run twor I ty- two. Pomfret. Bolton Notch. sev enty G~-es. Bolton.
 \ Sundav afternoon at Moosup at th \ home of Mir. and Mrs. Elmer \. John
 son. when their daughter Gladys Trer ! was united in marriage with Joh , Franklin Foster, the bridesmaid wa - Miss Ethel Johnson. sister of th
 bride, and the best man was Raymou r Spencer of Norwich.
 The present plans of the state heaIt
 department will call for the Creote,
 cleanup of immoral conditions ove attempted in Connecticut. accordin . to Charles D. Kountz of the boar
 who said Thursday that the cond T tions revealed in various cities in tn d state were appalling.
 The hospital auxiliary of New Tor
 don has reported that the benef
 course of lectures on Current Even
 hy Dr. r. s. Bunne1l of the Norwic
 Free Academy realized S40970 toUai = $500 incurred ir equipping the tV solariuns at the hospital with hea beds, tables. chatrs etc. At least 10o.o0 special war meda
 will be awarded residents Of Ne
 England during the next sixty day
 These medals are to be made fro
 captured German cannon and one . to go to each worker serving on
 Liberty committee during the VictoI
 loan, which begins April T. Mrs. Annie S Redfeld. a form N resident of Clinton. died at Norwf
 Monday, after a lingering illness. IT \ funeral was held Tuesday afterno,
 at the Holy Advent church, Clinto II Mro DaIG al is,