Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-07
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Norwich, Friday, March 7, 1919
VARIOUS MATTERS


The March moon appears to be what
the Weatherwise consider dry moon.
Next Sunday will BE- observed |
tnroughout the country as Young |
Mems day.
| A new book at Peck Library is Per-
cival Maeiver's Chats on old Jewelry |
and Trinkets
| For the Near East, Ashford was APP |
postioned so, but over 500 has been
already subscribed
Regular meeting Knights of Column |
bus tonight. first degree adv.
Patients discharged from the New
London hospital include Mrs, Samuel
| F.scowitz of. Chesterfield.
| In a leading New Yorl. magazine for
March, Miss Amanda Bar :alnin Hall,
of Broad street has a graceful poem
entitled Panacea.
The East Thompson post office re-
sumed business this week with Ches-
ter i. Robbins postmaster and Vernon
l. Jepson assistant
At st, Philips Episcopal church,
Putnam, Tuesday evening. March H.
Few. J. Eldrtd Brown of Norwich
archdeacon. will give an address.
Twentysevcn names Of faithful
workers have been sent IN the chair
man of the American REQ Cross branch
in Groton borough as deserving pins.
','ictory postage stamps. 6 new s.
c mt issue to commemorate the sue
cessful conclusion of the war, will be
on sale shorty throughout the coun-
try.
The state appropriation Of s2.25 for
all school children between the ages
CT four and 16 years Las been re-
Ten At -for, ri, +a+o
IF s5,395.50.
Argo at Osgood Wharf. today Big
cargo of fresh fish. Low prices.-adN
The Connecticut Daughters of the
American Revolution arr to hold the
26th annual state conference at the
South NorwGlk Methodist church,
Tuesday, March IS.
Old Lyme once again vent over the
top in raising a given quota and was
the first tow. in the district to accom-
rhSh it. This time it was $3.50 for
The Near East relief
Oliver A. Perry. died Thursday at
his homo, 10 West 61st street New
York. Funeral services are to be
hold ut his eouptry ~esilen,c in Mans
field Center Saturday.
The lobster mon about Mantle are
getting thei- equipment ready for
business lone Of the boats have all
ready been aunchsd and few pots
made and paced overheard.
Hartford in the hirhezt district
as q t1v 1'1te nj p mills. ether towns
IN the h:~t LIST inrlude. North Ston-
ineton Is. 7oluntown 2S: Eastford
= .: Woodstock %: Tnicr -.
: 4 Stafford Springs resident. Peter
/ : Utrecht, has been cnm3u.'cd to the
! N-1-y--;rh "a II,
sue and was h~ouglt down Wedues-
day .iy Oa'cer Thomas Tf;V4-.
Thc Le7tea appointments Of Rev
FirNari 7. Gro ha-l. rnctar c. Christ
@hurcS. 'nol"Ge addrea@"~ at services
H tHo Fuisrou'I cl.urnfcs Of Will
, -iiantir. StoqinElon and Tree neville.
- Andover. Frank Turner. who has
enrvcd rs on IF the rtlra, mail car
ri"rs for several wears will take q
\ rarte starting from Sojdk Coventry
and extending through to North Gov
: entry.
;. At tie etatr prison ut Wethersfeld
. 'i~in~ tic rGTt rc2r, there was no
Spanish M, cnza dre &c the prompt
,sess with which the board authorized
the quGrartire asked for BY Dr. Ed
ward G. Fox, the prison physician.
Dairy Inspector +. ". Taine has
< ''' .lt''t'# " Ho.k OF hSi"rllAE 'oN-
NV G2 ne me scores ranged
ON 20 ne Sc"' NJ Oh - &c
6 cas- IiNS 'i,e oal'v as ia.r' % te
's' E''oV, a"d ~ OF above '>ce'lelit'
Fft5--tve friends ard ne'ghhors OF
~. and Mrs.. Clifford T. Thompson
IT, ~ ''eli hoi'le 5'',il .e!iuleto Vi
.''H' 1ueSo7V n!Pht aho a,lTe theln .
S''!'Il'e V'I ',.eH IN N'uN4, ~ ti',Ili'
eIaa'H' |l9o M l'Ioi"I'N''ii piI .ii0ay
. All draft rec ords must he turned ove'
, to the adiutant general # the army
at Waqh,n%toH, ana as tneE must o.
Hpp%u lGus o-S'.',i:ea, II - ol''eLe :,
g AZ - ~ $3.50. 800 W., ~
49, nuio,s-o-l' 81 do ~ sFeii' po'
. SApIe u'iiis g.
ne VIII OF the late T:ederlck NJ
thompson. native OF M3nSteid. ha
neah adinitte.t to probate at i'an5ury
ms, luA NJ johnson M, "'dIm, an,
w. III 80 ~ -
OK, .rrDro,,o,l ia
N'4i "PPi 0N0>'
The body OF Cora Sheldon. 50, onl.
- daughter of Albert a1d Mar cia Tour
tHEotte Sheldon, was taken from Nor
y wen Where she has been tor SeVera
iiionths ~, 70 'ne nome CI h"f mother
Z a. F-aSI 5Ilou1l'soh anu l'er l"'leFal VIZ
! i'eIu "euieSdaS'
Bishop c. b. Brewster of the Epis
I copal diocese Of Connecticut has is
\ sued a course of Scripture reading
calculated for each day in Lent an
I et.0h member of parish in this di
o':ase is assumed to have u copy an