Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-22
Qllaf Bulletin.
Norwich, Wednesday, Ja7, p, 1919
VARIOUS MATTERS

medicine could accomplish.
c. IT. Denuison of Moosup has been
elected second vice president of the
Junior class al Brown university.
January is a month with two new
Tnoons-the fist on January End and
the moon VIII ne new again on the
31st
Today, January %. at p. n. the
planets Mars and Uranus will be in
conjunction. Mars is south % min
rtes.
This week there are one hundred |
end eleven patients at Norwich Stste |
Tuberculosis Sanatorium, thirty Ce- |
ing in the new infrmary.
A Saybrook man John u. Brosnan |
who received his honorable discharge |
FROM DE a.-nv, has resumed his duties
rs Shore Line electric motoTman.
Saturday il the Episcopal churchns
:he.e will be the celebration Of the
holy communion; it being the Festi-
Val of the Conversion o. st. Paul.
A gold-stalred service flag is dis
oiayeli at the residence Of the Uouri-
gan family, menor!alizing Private
| Richard E. Hourigan. killed in action.
Mid winter, with MONDAY tempera-
| ture of 4S degrees in the shade Tues
! lay. was in marked contract to the
| severity OF the winter of January, 1918
The resignation OF Or. F1avel S.
/ lancer president Of Tti''itr cnlle~e
4 native Of Brooklyn. Conn. to take
| eHect July I, has been accepted by The
BOARD of trustees.
| Some OF the suburban w C. T. u.
members have been llnh'inss victory
MEETINGS to celebrate the ratification
! ~ tEiTty-siX STATES Of the national
prohibition aandmen.L
! ZTr. and Mrs. Aurustus G. Stearns
~ New London, announce the engage
men of their daughter Darolhv 10
| lieutenant F6rnurd GUedridge Flint,
Jr. o. North Attlehoro Mass.
Most of the mills IN Rockville are
~ortins OF samples but it 10 nor
| likely that they VIII receive orders
! aEt'l conditions are settled. and es-
! pecia1ly until the price Of wool IS de-
cidcc
John z. clifford. agent tor the Toll
| and County farm Buraau mas tend
cred mis- resignation to take effect ar
| NICE. He will haco7ra head of the
department. Of agriculture at the Wor-
! 'es-Hr High School.
/ Child ahor dav will he observed
~ a number o. tFe churches, syna-
"orucs schools clubs AMI ether instl-
| DESIGNATED " T1e co'uT.ictec are
January %. % and y.
.. y. RfIav oe s'3ninctou and z. w.
! '-.--~ q D;a;t'scc &.gfarte 1T
- ~ i.rivc"~',v Trva been anroinT-
II -ar mon, tv,rs o. ~ p ,.xecutivt. cara
rr:t'e Of he Sock ard Rus!in dramatic
4 peiety at the COLLEGE.
Ta'ntars are frt Ing thu Interior
: woodwork Of the. h1oCaloF tcine built
FOR pr. HUeh r. Campbell sHrerin-
tende9t Of the Norwich St',te' Sanato-
-irno- II Is rr7bah tina. tie house
viii be COMPLETED by anptne4 week
The frlrerlI ot MARY A.. widow Of
Ohm Getche,l. was hold Monday after
GDon ct , O'Clock from the home OF
'er niece. Mrs. Charles T.erison. New
sondon. Rev. G. T. A+h. cf Groton
, Conducted the service. Burial was in
+roton cemetery.
Among Norwich relatives who at
EtonG"d the fursral Of Pew Andrew !
Potter. Of 9JoanF were Cantain and
; Mrs. Cherries It. Potter. thr!r scr. Ed :
w2rS and laughter. T;iYateth. The
AGED rninister was singing I'm
when he fell asleep.
Mrs. William ! oefnwcNer cf Filing
81. ms received p teieg. 0lY from her
husband Announcing his arrival at
Camp Merritt, n. j., from france. He
is the FIRST man erCm Ellington ia re-
turn from " ersaaS. .lc lett home
| early II Se1temheT.
A. Park church the rTnr2e Mission
, ary society having rnade an earnest
epreai for a Wyoming mlssidn,ry hi,
wife, - son IS years ola and 4 daugh-
: GER l., -lanV articles OF niot! inG were
sent to the rarish house Eues6av to b,
forwarded to Wyoming.
\ moonl'zht session NJ thu Gales
Ferry school Miss Chspnan teacher
is % he held Friday aHen;rP 81 $50
at the church. that parents an1 obey,
z may witness actual dem0rstr9 tiof
TEACHING. Supervisor Q. T. Lowell, o
I No-wic is to preside.
4 A Fo~mer Baltic cuTate. Rev Faith
ar form Landry who has been at hi
home in Bristo; for few Gays, Ief
Ncnday for Newport News. 10 ACT a
chaplain OF board transports that vii
re used to bci7c- hack TINTED State
soldiers and sailors from France.
Saws the New Lcndo> Telegraph
4 The complaint Of q manufactures wa!
heard last week, to the effect that h
had tried out a graduate of bust
4 ness college who had had three wear
in high school previously, and We
ocEld not smell ordinary wordc used il
business.
I Robert n, Stanley. II. associates
with Case Brotncrs, paper raanufac
turers at Manchcter, died at his hom
1T Highland lark, Sunday mornln
from heart trouble. He was born Il
\ West Thomson, November IS, 1874
the son CT Rev. L. S. and Laura Car
! penter Stanley.
an occasional Norwich visitor
CORNER Governor Frank 2. Weeks, c
i Niddietown, celebrated his Gath birth
lay. Monday. He was born in Brook
iyn. N. Y, January 20. 1865, the so
. 81 Daniel T.. and Frances NJ. Edward
u Weeks, but has lived in Middleton
since early boyhood.