Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-24
VARIOUS MATTERS

this evening.
 "Wednesday, Friday and Saturday of this week are the quarterly Ednper days.
 The census at Norwich State Hos pital for the Insane Monday showed 1915 patients.
 Owners of incubators are prepar ! ing to start the season with the com ' ing of March.
 By good fortune, not a case of in 1uenza has developed at Norwich State Hospital.
 Washington Pie was the special dessert in a number of Norwich households Monday.
 Blue Monday proved gray Mon day yesterday, and doleful weather wise for holiday visitors.
 First arrival of genuine Guilford Long Clans for frying, at Powers Bros.-Adv.
 Monday evening at the Central Baptist church The Vineyard Work CTS met in the primary room Of the Sunday school
 Federal authorities are urging far mers to make more use of maple trees as the source of syrup and su- gar, this season.
 The Bulletin is holding num- Der of good news items for the reason that they were sent in lacking the names of the senders.
 The LAnten preacher at the united Episcopal services at Christ church, Thursday evening, will be Rev. John I F. Plumb. rector at New Milford.
 A. J. Brundage, of storrs Agricul- tural College. state club leader, has = A d6 lat Va with County Club Leader F. s. Chap man.
 At Somers, Charles H. Hurlbut has been appointed town fire war | den, and has appointed eight deputies to attend to all forest fires in that town. 1
 At the Union church in Plainfeld. | the organ preludes through Lent will he selections from Mendelssohn' 6 songs without words and Beethoven's s sonatas.
 Word is sent. out from New Haven that raised" s10 and s20 bills are in circulation throughout the state. The change is made in one and two dol | lar bills.
 The Otis Library has collated very | heIpfullv it's numerous books on bus i mess Salesmanship and efficiency, 1 also has a list of magazine articles l on business
 Notification has been received here l that a meeting of representative Catholic women of the United States | interested in social and civil work. is to be held in Washington, March 4th
 A Clinton patient, Frederick Wri- brecht, who returned to his home sew eral weeks ago from the Norwich State Hospital. has been returned to that institution by Selectman Will liam Ward.
 According to measurements by Superintendent Walter w. Lang, Of | the Norwich water department. Fair view reservoir is covered with 22- inch ice. while that on Stony Brook measures IS inches.
 The best American Cod Liver Oil refined by A W. Dodd & Co.,, at Pow CTS BroS.-ady.
 The Society of Connecticut Artists will have it's second exhibition ot paintings at the Vayana galleries al Hartford next month. The artists exhibiting will include Robert Von- noh. of the Lyme colony.
 Cards have been received an ncuncing the marriage of George Al. lison Phelps and NJ ss Frances Mat Streiffier in Utica N. J., Feb. 12th The groom is a son of Mir. and Mrs J. ". Phelps. of Westchester.
 Mrs. Joseph M Burdiek of Norwich is critically i'll at Lake Weir. Florida Her son, Calvin L. Swan, is too i'll tt respond to the telegram calling hin to Florida and Mrs. Swan is i'll also They have sent nurse south.
 Because of illness with pneumonia William Jones, supervisor of Manua Training in the Norwich publi, schools. who has made his home or Church street. was taken to Backui hospital Saturday for treatment.
 The rector of Christ church. Nor wich, Rev. Richard R. Graham, is. u be the Denten preacher at the Epis copal church in Plainfeld March Sd at St. Paups, Willimantic. March 5tl and at St. Andrews, Greeneville, ol the 18th.
 On invitation from the officials Q the South Manchester Fire Distric the spring meeting of the Connection Fire Chiefs will be held in Mauches ter. The meeting date has not beel set but will be either the latter par of May or the early part Of June.
 At the Home-tim of the Unite, Congregational church Sunday eve. nIng, the pastor, Rev. Alexander H Abbott presented Mrs. Zabriskie wife of Consul Luther K. Zabriskie who gave a most interesting, infor . mal talk of her nearly three years experiences in Mexico City.
 The farmers of Little River. Mid dlesex county, heard lecture O dairy farm management by A. M Manchester of Storrs College in tn school house, Friday. at o'clock Much interest is manifest in the Lit tie River section in the mattef o pure breeds in the dairies.
 The appraisal of the estate 0 Cortlandt E. Palmer, who died Sep 21, 1917, in New York. shows tota assets of s150,602. left to his wife Katherine Van A., and severa friends. He was one of the Ston ington Palmers, the family having = eumtner estate in that borough. B Employment bureaus get the ti that Col. Vladas Lazydnas of tn general staff of the Lithuanian arm, has arrived from France to obtai 1000 or more men who stand at tn head of various professions and occu pations to aid the new Lithuania republic in it's work of reeonstruc ton.
 Recently the state infirmary com
 nissiof sent letters to selectme asking them if in their opinion Con l raaffo,.f 1AAdAd iSRN