Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-14
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MAI lEKS
Full tides will prevail today, the
18th.
Light vehicle lamps at 5.4s o'clock
0us evening".
Sunday next will be Septuagesima
Sunday, about 10 days before Easter.
The drive for relief in the near east
is to begin Feb. % and continue for one
week.
Come to Owls whist tonight. Tickets
% cents.-adv.
The full moon as it rose Thursday
evening appeared to be buried in a
snowbank-
Weather sfarps noted sundog early
Wednesday morning and are predicting
a big storm.
The grand list of the town of Lyme
increased $67,S05 the past year. The
total is s603,607.
At Bradford, Emil Matson during the
past month has trapped SO sl1unks in
and about the town.
Dealers are receiving their 1919 au-
tomobiles by freight now, with COM
paratively little delay.
At present there are sc children
home, Smith avenue, Norwich.
At Trinity college Hartford, the
chairman of the Political Science club
is Myron f. Jackson of Norwich.
This Friday )evsons North Ston-
ington grange is to confer the third
and fourth degrees on a class of Il.
Eighteen tons of good clean seven
and eight inch ice has been harvested
by Brown G. Stone of North Stoning
ton.
The TaftviIle Pharmacy can supply
all the Rexau Remedies. Phone 1884.
adv.
This year the New England South
ern conference is to meet early, March
9th, with the Methodist Episcopal
church at Taunton, Mass.
About 200 boys are expected to at
tend the 10Th annual Y. NJ. C. A. con-
ference of older boys at the Methodist
church in Winsted Feb. 81 to 90.
At Waterbury, it is claimed that Su-
perintendent of Schools Berlin w,
Tinker, formerly of Norwich, is strong
ly opposed to the Morrison code.
Thursday morning at s o'clock in
| ST. Patrick's church an anniversary
| high mass of requiem for Hannah
Sullivan was sung by Rev. J. H.
| Frederick.
Catholic clergymen and Iaymen from
this section will be in Waterbury this
| (Friday) morning to attend the funeral
of Martin L. Keefe, father of Rev. Will
liam A. Keefe, of Plainfe1d.
Three hundred and fifty members OF
| the Connecticut Bankers association
assembled in the ballroom of the Taft
| hotel at New Haven Wednesday even
ing for their midwinter dinner.
| Personal taxes will DC collected to-
| day at the store of John G.. Potter &
! Sons, East Side, from II q. m. to
p. m.-adv.
Telephone employees in this sector
were reminded Thursday that it was
- years ago Feb. 18th thSt Alexander
Graham Bell sent the first long dis
lance telephone message, from Salem
to Boston.
The beautiful souvenir menu foldert
al the arnory dinner Wednesday even
ing wereshe work of Norwich Ar
school, Mrs. Guy Eastman director
and were decorated with the city seal
the Rose of New England, in colors.
Bishop Benjamin Brewster Episco
pal bishop of Maine, will assist hi
brother, Ri. Rev. Chauncey 3. Brew
ster. Episcopal bishop of Connecticut
| during the Lenten season as Suffra gal
Bishop L. Campion Acheson is il
France.
Wednesday evening the district su
perintendent, Rev. George 6. Scriv
ener, of Norwich, conducted the quar-
terly conference at Rockville Methods
church. This friday evening he will
be at the North Main street church
! Norwich.
The state postoffice clerks coIlven
ton will be held in Bridgeport Feb. .:
The state letter carriers Conventio
will be held in Waterbury on the sam
day. The state postmasters' conven
ton will be held Feb. % also, pace t
' be announced
At Rockville, Gilbert n. Brooks, 4
foreman at F. W. Bradleys lumbe
yard, was instantly killed Wednesda
afternoon when a runaway COW whic
he tried to stop with wagon POI
struck the pole, which bounded bacl
breaking Mr.. Brooks neck.
Having finished work on refuge
garments. the Parish House associa
ton of Park church, Mrs. Frank
Y Bunnell president, is to resume reguls
| NOIh lIlIS IiudS dlleTIOOIl. ana WI
be addressed by Miss Margaret Care
! on Community Work in Norwich.
A man who has had plenty of e.
perience in snow and storms, Jane
Burke, Of Norwich, the only publ
hack driver, now in his sd year
that line, stated Thursday that
never remembers such a snowles
stormless winter as the present one.
The banners which decorated IL
streets for the Welcome Home of Il
L men in service Wednesday night we
[ removed Thursday morning by sailo
from the submarine base. In the a
ternoon the evergreen trees were ca
rfed off by the street department me
Members Of the Brotherhood of Raj
way Clerks have received infor1natic
that two unauthorized men claiming
be representatives of The Railw;
Clerk, the official publication of Il
national organization, are solicitil
advertisements among state me
chants.
Responsibility to employers for t,
work of apprentice boys Is assumed
the state carpenters union under
a amendment to the constitution of t
y Connecticut state council, Unit
BrcJlsS-hood of Carpenters and Joine
- OF America, at the session in Hartfo
this week.