Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-15
VARIOUS MATTERS

q .JC this evening.
 Dabdlrs Almanac predicts clear weather for Dollar Day today.
 No trouble about ice these days in Holland. It IS about foot thick on CrandalPs pond.
 Local fish dealers have hs0 no diffi- culty this rtild winter il supplying all the demands of their trade.
 Fish sale at Church Bros today. Steamed clans tonight-adv.
 In spite of bad weather Friday ev- ening there were the customary val entine pranEs of the boys and girls.
 The big alumni reunion at Wesle- van is to be held At MidGletown over the week end and Washiugton's birth day.
 Lewis DeWayne Whip7!c, e9, one of the best known residents of Groton, died Thursday. following a long ill., ness.
 Letters from Vermont to Norwich Residents tell of the absence of sleigh ing even in the Green Mountain State.
 At Amston. J. $. Stokes, of New York. has rented the farmhouse near the North pond and contemplates rais- ing canaries.
 The Taftville Pharmacy carl supply all the Rexal remedies. Phone 1884, adv.
 A months mind high mass of requiem for Mrs. Catherine Kelley was sung in St. Patricks chuN ch Friday at o'clock by Rev. J. r.. Frederick.
 Next Sunday evening at the Essex Congregational church, at w. C. T. r. Jubilee meeting, Rev. Herbert Rol- lascn, of Hanover. will give the ad- dress.
 Personal taxes will be collected to- day at the Peoples store in Taftville from 12 III. to 3.20 D. m.-adv.
 The Bureau of Department Reports has sent out notice that all motor vesicles noted as new in the appli- cation for license, will be designated
 in the list by an asterisk.
 Bishop Milan has appointed Rev. William I. Fox of St. Peters. Hart ford, to Sacred Heart church. Groton, as pastor, to succeed Rev. William A. 1 Fitzgerald. who died last week. Governor 1Iolcomb has appointed Highway Commissioner Charles T Bennett a delegate to the ninth | American Good Roads Congress to be held in New York city. February 25 to 2S.
 ! Sixty delegate including J. C. Tracy of Wilimantic attended the semi-an- nual meeting of the Connecticut Re | tail Jewellers assoc alton leld at the l Hartford club, Tuesday afternoon an6 1 evening.
 Tomorrow tSundav) morning, Dis trict Superintendent Rev George G Srriverer of Norwich will be at tht MHt''"''-t church at Old Mystic in tht 7f'~ ~-0~ "t Lvr>e and in he even
 T~'7'tv Episcopal chr~oN will hol(
 food sale at Mr. Pc 7ton's store Broadway, this morning at 10 o'clock adv.
 At the tenth anniversary celebration
 If the Girls Friendly society at St
 Stephens Episcopal church Ridge
 field, one of the most interesting re
 ports was that of the secretary, Mis-
 Leila Van Sohaack. a former Norwich
 resident.
 The plaster cast. which George Tal colt, the aged president of the Firs National Bank at Rockville has beer i wearing since January 4 because o a broken hp, has been removed. It i: l expected Mir. TalcOtt will soon he ablt to walk about again.
 At the mes ting of tho Danbury | Travellers club this week, a feature was an intel csting description of tht ! four:shing cities and ccl!riry around the Sea Of Calico and 14ake Tiberius given by Miss Maria W. Averill. a re
 cent Norwich visitor.
 l According to a federal rsiing. know
 as quarantine No. 37 many of tn
 most popular bulbs and plants will no
 be imported after June 1st. 1919. Tn l azalea JaDa2ese lily and even th
 Easter lily will be barred and tn
 orchid also, florists learn.
 The telegraph and telephone wor,
 train, with q gang of men, has bee, along the line between New Haven an
 New London, distributing the ma
 chimes and material for thu new rail
 road telephone system w3.ich is to b used in dispatching trains.
 A letter received FridGy by Mrs. 4
 A. Sparks brought good news from he younger son. Earle L. Sparks, with tn Army of Occupation at Writersburs Germany. who has written home fo new music. as he is one of the pianist at the '. M. C. A. and for the movie. Bernard McDorald of ThomastoI appointed to succeed William D. She; as supervisor of agriculture in tn public schools of Waterbury. was pre- v.ous to entering the service employ ed in the Connecticut Agriculture college, Storrs, as demonstrator ( farm management.
 William ". Corcoran son of NJ and Mrs. William T. Corcoran ( New London has been awarded th 3 Scott IJurtt scholarship at Yale. Tn scholarship, the income of S5.00O wa established IT 1889 in memory of Bun
 gess Scott IIurtt. '7S. by his class mates and friends. At a meeting of Comfort circle ( \ the Kings Daughters, Wednesda, 5 with Mrs. William Lathrop. eight al < tending, it vas voted to celebrate tt R twenty-frst anniversary of ;he circl which comcs the 19th. at the reg E ular meeting, February 9th at tt home of Mrs. William F. Ceer.