Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-01
Ulae Bullktin
VARIOUS MATTERS

The nrSt day or the spring season.
 Light vehicle lamps at 6.07 o'clock this evening.
 In the Near East drive the quota for North Stonington is $40.
 The best moonlight nights during March will be from the 18th to the 18th.
 Afternoon service only at Spiritual Academy tomorrow-adv.
 Today, March 1st is St. Davids day and will be honored by all loyal Welshmen.
 One of the special days in March, St. Patricks day, the 17th, falls on Monday this year.
 Arbutus picked two weeks ago when in bud is now in full bloom in Nor wich household, something unusual for March 1st.
 The moon is new tomorrow, the 2d at ell a. n., and there will be another new moon March 31st, just as there was in January.
 Long clans for steaming and frying today at Powers Bros.-adv.
 In the remodeling of the former Sec ond church parsonage on Church street the rear additions are framed to the third story.
 News received from Rutherford C.. Plaut and the Kronig family locate them at Santa Barbara today, March 1st, for a brief trip.
 Lodges of Elks throughout the state are combining to furnish an entertain ment each Sunday for the convalescent hospital near New Haven. The grounding. was seen about soon after the middle of January in Hamp- I ton and Chaplin. This winter is the mildest in that section since 1S15.'
 Choice fresh fish for little money ! Saturday at Powers Bros-adv.
 The Rockville N. F. L. A., which was I chartered in August, 1917, and which | held it's annual meeting last month, has made 22 loans, amounting to S82,- | 400
 Sunday evening at St. Alban's | church, Danielson, the sermon will be | by the Ven. Archdeacon J. Eldred Brown, rector of Trinity church, Nor | wich.
 i A short calendar session of the | March term of the superior court was | held Friday ill Danbury by Judge Will ! liam M. Maltbie, who presided at the 1 February term in Norwich.
 Attend the last dance before Lent in
  ! Ftowland's Jazz Band.-adv. | At the annual convention of the So- | ciety of Master Painters and Decora- 1 tors of Connecticut this week in New 1 Haven, Charles P. Thompson of New | Haven was elected president. : At the Army and Navy club, Mrs ! George w. Carroll has been made [ chairman of the week end jar when l the club members will be provided i with delicious homemade cookies. During Friday the Norwich state ! tuberculosis sanatoriun n was visited ! by George I. Allen of Hartford, secse- | tary of the state tuberculosis commits sion, who found everything in prime ! condition as usual.
 At a recent grange meeting in Put nam Mrs. Elizabeth Jewett Brown de- | scribed Washngton's visit to Pomfret and other points in that section on 2 journey from Boston to New York Nov. 7th, 17S9 130 years ago.
 The tax collectors office will bt open Saturday evening until 8 o'clock Saturday, March 1st is the last day o. collection of the personal tax.-adv.
 Police Captain Leopold Krause O Rockville caught three boys in tha city Wednesday who had skipped iron the state training school at Mansfield II Officers from the school went to Rock. vile Thursday and took the boys ! back.
 In New York an inventory has beer made of tho estate lift by Mrs. Roberti w. Marsh, who died a resident of Ok Lyme on Jan. 2d last fall leaving will executed Jan. 14th last, in which sh divided the estate equally between he two children.
 The semi-annual convention of tn Connecticut Trade Educational assu citation, consisting of between 70 am so of the directors and instructors a the several trade schools of the state is to be held in Danbury at the stat trade school March 20 21 and 22.