Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
VARIOUS MATTERS

Residents of Pearl street reported | flock of evening grosbeaks in that | section during Friday.
 The sight of some more beautiful | snow Friday, after the ground had l become cleared, was far from pleas | ant.
 A practical book recently acquired | at the Otis library is $. $. Robinson's Manual of Radio Telegraphy and Tel ephony. New Spring millinery now ready. Mrs W. H. Rogers. Il Ufon St.. adv.
 Tomorrow (Sunday), is the Easter Communion Sunday for the members of the Rosary and Scapular society of St. Patrick's church.
 The treasury department has sent out notice to banks and trust com panies that a new counterfeit $20 Fed eral Reserve note is being circulated. It is announced that Rev. M. Me- . Lean Goldie, of Yantic will give the Lenten address at St. Alban's church, Danielson, Thursday evening, March 25th.
 When cars don't run no one can , contribute to their expense account l adv.
 The fire wardens for Brooklyn are: North west district John F. Meyer; South. Stephen Coffey; West, William M. Parkhurst; East, Arthur Whitman; q Central, Harry R. Lathrop.
 Employes of the Attawaugan Co.,, which has offices at 82 Shetucket street, Norwich. received fatter en- ! velopes this week as result of an ad- vance in wages that took effect March lst.
 Electric lights are to be installed on | e4ra of Villa a as the weather will permit the work men to put them up. Some of the equipment has arrived at the sta ton.
 Gillett users. have your free blade yet? Read adv. on page The Lee 6 Osgood Co.-adv.
 At a meeting of the National As sociation of Gardeners held in New York Thursday. the association went on record at favoring an exclusion act preventing the importation of for eign plants.
 At Ashford. three of the sheep own ed by Miss Clara M. Arrnitage, each if produced twin lambs. The largest pair , weighed 10 pounds and ounces. D. When ten days old the larger one # weighed 1T pounds.
 y. Because of the severe winter, the ,s incubating season has been delayed so that broilers will be matched later 'e than usual. Norwich poultrymer out by April 1st.
 " Nice fiat salt mackerel, 25c ID ID while they last Broadway Fish Mar ,- ket, 40 Broadway.-adv.
 A former Waterford pastor, Rev. E W. Darrow, as a member of the ad- es visory board of the field department of the Interchurch World Movemen for Connecticut is arranging all the or county conferences.
 es Sunday evening at the Mystic Con. gregational parish house Mrs. Charles H. Davis, wife of the noted artist, i. to give talk on Religion and Art.
 Prints will be used to illustrate thu
 greater masterpieces.
 Falling on the ice in the yard a
 her home 20 Penobscot street, Mon
 day, Mrs. Freelove A. Miller broke he
 left wrist. Although the injury is SC
 rious, Mrs. Miller was suffering les
 pain during Thursday.
 In the club department of the Nor l wich United Workers, last year, a
 reported by the supervisor, Miss Alic m. W. Goggswell, 196 girls were register
 ed. There were four classes in sew
 ing and two in cooking. - All New London County should re
 spond to this hearing of the Norwic and Westerly R. R., as 1t not only af
 fleets the merchant and farmer, bu
 every one who has to travel.-adv.
 At present there are over ninet
 members of Stafford Golf club, an | with the new club house and the pros poets of the golf course being enlarg ed to nine holes, the members loo forward to a very enjoyable season. At Wilmington, Town Clerk Bugbe I1aIa4 Hr, af substantial book in which to trar scribe the war record and discharg paper of every man who enlisted frol Wilmington who had a son in the SCI vice.
 The St. Joseph's Day mass at s < Patricks church Fridey at o'cloc
 was read by Rev. Peter J. Gun
 March is dedicated to venerating u
 foster father of the Saviour and u
 patron of workingmen, especially cal ' penters.
 \ After suspension because of weatI CT and travelling conditions durir February, Dr. Hugh B. Campbell, S, \ perintendent of Norwich State Tube
 culosis Sanatorium, plans to resun
 his free clinics in Willimantic Wet - nesday evening next AH All the farmers on the Norwich al WI Westerly railroad have been bad to hdnolcdpped tnlS winter in SendfI Ievy their milk to market by the irreg
 larity of the Norwich and Wester !, Traction Co.-adv.
 ~O. Although the big sugar refneri
 in New York are quoting prices
 from 14 to 15 cents a pound for sug
 there is none being offered in Go - necticut and the Connecticut fs Q price committee is unable to accou ). for such a condition. ;eR With rail transportation still mo 'A"s or less disturber as a result of S
 were snowstorms, the tieup of coai ,ort. wise and sound shipping by the doc e1 workers strike is being felt more v" verely in business circles than mig '4 otherwise be the case. . Mrs. Mary c. MacGauy, whose dea
 occurred recently in Hartford, will MI greatly missed by friends and 2
 quaintances in Andover. She had
 several seasons spent a portion of 1
 summer at her cottage on the ",
 Shore of Columbia lake.
 The current Windham Cour Trascript considers the great advs
 tage in having Dr. Hugh B. Campb
 superintendent of the jState Sana
 rum at Norwich, consent to go
 Danielson once each month for
 purpose of holding free clinics. IC Residents in that vicinity not M that Washington square was clear of snow and ice earlier than was g
 other section of Norwich. In ca A two bot }, eli Il