Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-20
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Norwich, Monday,J an. 20, 1919
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle iarmps at 5:1S
o'clock this evening.
Members of Burns clubs about the
state are preparing for celebrations
on the Gath.
The past weeks high temperature
caused the ice on the skating ponds
to break up.
In and about West Thompson, Go.
Gilbronson has butchered ore hun
dred and eighteen pigs this season.
The marriage of Councilman John
H. Carney and Miss Nora T Dun
leavy is to take place this (MondaD
morning.
On the states big waterway the
river boats have made their last trip
for the season and navigation on the
Connecticut is closed.
During Sunday evening, Archdeacon
j. Eldred Brown, of Norwich made
an official - itation to st. Marks
Episcopal church, Mystic.
With the improvement in the wealth
er and the general health of the
community more chi]drel appear to
visit the Otis library than ever before.
Sunday afternoon the Tierney Tenn
erance Cadets officers at New Lon
don were installed by County Direc-
tor William H. McGuinness, of Nor
wich.
Superior Court Judge Frank D.
Haines, of Portland. former states at
torney, who was 81 years oil Thurs
day, was born in Colchester January
Is, 1866.
In the Central Baptist church, at the
| Sunday evening meeting of the E. Y.
I. L. the subject was Repentance.
Mark 1:14-20, Miss Dorothy Church
being leader
! The Middlesex Farm bureau pro-
poses to hold an exhibit at the West
| brook Town hall on the 18th and
18th of February, in a circuit Of dates
| for the shore towns.
Casmiro Cation. L. S. n. and Clara
Brown of New Bedford, Mass were
married at the Sached Heart church
Groton Friday morning by the Rev
Father ]. B. O'Mahoney.
A service flag with a goldstar dis
| played at the Broad street residenlt
OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Bogue is fol-
their son, Private Irving E. Bosue
killed in action in France.
1t is announced that Rev. G. G
Scrivener of Norwich, district sup
crintendent, will hold the fourth quart
eriy conference at Staffordvi!lc Meth.
odist church. January 20.
Miss Maude E. Hayes, OF the faculty
OF the Connecticut Agricultul Col
| lege. Storrs, has been arranging The
program FOR the Agricultural EXten.
sion school to be he'd in Shelton, Feb
ruary Ills.
1t $ believed that the income ia,
bill will pass both houses Of congress
ard blanks covering the one. two ant
three thousand dollar per annum in
comes are being printed by the reve
nue. department.
Meritorious high school girls in sew
eral towns have been awarded by n
state a weeks course Of training a
the Connecticut Agricultural ToIsesc
at Storrs, in cooking, Gaming and 9th
Ell domestic science.
a delegation from Pequot lodge,
Q. 0. F., of New London, of which
he was member, will attend the fun
eral of Horace H. Allen in Norwlcl
today. Lieut.. Allen, who vas % year
old, was born in Rockville, Conn.,, M.
y, 1890.
Saturn rose about 500 p. m. on tn
18th, and is in view all night. 1t
west of the handle OF "the Sickle" i
Leo, and near the first magnitud
star Regulus. Its motion is also retro
Srade this month, moving about
degree westward.
Commencing February list. til
United States Railroad Commissio
las ruled that all monthly, tw
months. and three months commute
ton tickets viii be limited to exrij
or the last day of the month Of tt
4 period for which issued
The American Red Cross has re
4 ccived 4 donation OF $50 to be use
4 in behalf of the first American W.
Z OF phan whom the Red Cross has ha
occasion to help financially. Tha chi
\ rust be a full orphan. whose fl;ht
! was an American soldier.
From the pulpit of ST. Patrick
I church SpundayS members of the Gait
Ole Woman's club and all other pa
/ triotic women were urged to accel
an invitation to meet at the Red Gro,
I rooms Tuesday evening, to sew fl
Z French and Belgian refugees.
AT the 100 mass in St Patrick
4 church Sunday. about 125 members
7 the Rosary and Scapular society l.
l by their president. Mrs. John D. Fler
ing, received Holy Communion fro
the rector, Rev. J. H. Bxderick al
his assistant, Rev. Peter j. Cuny.
\ One hundred delegates from all par
of Connecticut attended a meeting
The Hartford Central labor union Il
D week, at which endorsement was Givt
D.. to the plan for an American lab
party. 1t was said that the new pa
, ty had been started in Bridgeport.
The new uniforms for the sta
guard are a big Improvement ov
b those issued 20 the guard nearly ty
years ago. They are of wool. KHAKI
colored, and resemble closely the u
form of Canadian soldiers, with plea
ed pockets. On each sleeve is
black brassard.
The recsipts of the state not
srehicle apartment increased fro
$685., 124,06 in 1912 to $125.16427
1918, according to a tabulated stat
raent which appears in the report
Robbins B. Stoeckel the commission
of motor vehicles for the year cndi
September go, 1918.