Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-18
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at sis o'clock
this evening.
A Union man, Lewis Scranton, re-
Gently caught a big bob-cat in a trap.
The New Haven road is operating
special legislative trains as in former
terms.
The Norwich Music Association is
planning several concerts during the
spring months.
From Moosup, Andrew McCue mas
been brought to Backus hospital, Nor
wich, i'll with pneumonia.
Tonight, Jan IS, at 1927 Saturn and
Moon will be in conjunction. Saturn
is north degrees so minutes.
So far the public school teachers of
Norwich have not concerned them
selves much about the Morrison legis-
lative bill.
Government men who are looking
over the trees at Oneco for gypsy
moths are finding numerous evidences
of the pests.
FIR. Mathew Cadet meeJiAG, T. a. B.
hall 2 p. m, Sunday.-adv.
Mrs. Meade OF Norwich, of the coun-
ty farm bureau spoke on Child Welfare
at the Wheeler school, North Stoning
ton, Thursday afternoon
The census at the Norwich State
Hospital this week shows a total Of
1868 insane patients. At the Inebriate
Farm there are 60 just now
A prize speaking contest for the win
ners in all the district contests in
towns about here, is to be held in Nor
witch the latter part of this month.
The youngest man in the present
| general assembly is William NJ. Nc
! Nichol Of Jewett city, %, farmer,
| Lewis Provost, s., of Stamford, is the
Oldest
Prominent Republicans in Norwich
are being notified that the annual din
ner of the Connecticut Mckinley club
| is to be held at the Allyn House, Hart
ford, Jan. %.
Don't forget the basketball game at
! the Y. NJ c. A. tonight at o'clock.
A fast game between the Jcwett City
and the "Y". Come AMI sec a good
| fasc g1me.--adv.
A convention Of the Tolland County
Sunday School association is TO be
| held in the Stafford Springs Congrega-
| tional church Friday afternoon and
evening, Jan "A.
Fifty more tickets must be sold to
insure the holding Of Y. VI. c. A.
! course. Order now.-ady.
From South Ashford George Muller
has returned to his work in Philadel-
phia. considerable number from
that town have gone to the cities for
work through the winter.
In the Congregational churches the
drive to relieve the ADMINISTRATION
people of the Near East is on this
week. Armenians, Greeks, Syrians and
| Persians will be the benehciaries.
The fourth quarterly conference OF
the Lee NJ. e. church in Tolland will
be held in the church Wednesday eve
ming, District Superintendent Rev. G
6. Scrivener of Norwich, presiding.
The two representatives from the
town of Holland are Oscar A. Leonard
and Nathan O. Ward, democrats and
both farmers. Mr.. Leonard was dep
uty iailer Of Tolland county from 1916
10 1914.
At East EIllingly John Chase aut
John Chase. Jr., are doing their bit to-
ward the food supply. They killec
three pigs last week which weighed
over 1900 pounds. Tho largest wa.
44S pounds.
Orders have Just been issued by The
military emergency board Of the Con.
shoot by the different organizations il
the guard to be held between Marcel
10 and March o.
| A Norwich visitor in Boston early
this week had chance to see one o.
the new one-mau trolley cars which
the Connecticut company is to adop
for some towns. 1t was given q try.
ont at West RoXbury.
TO provide a skating pond for Thu
boys and girls. the Norwich Play
grounds Association pays So annual.
to the owner. Wellington Miner #
flood the former Hezekiah Huntington
Meadows, at East Great Plain.
Busy w. g. r. L. workers in a bus,
year found ways OF doing anti-narcoti
campaigning. Literature has beel
placed in the pockets of garment
made; rs stickers were placed on base
bah bats and bicycles, 40 Testament
and 200 pages of literature given TO
soldiers and sailors.