Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

Ice Is still being aIfeStou 4A- tain Windham county towns. Special for Friday. salmon salad' | e5c ID. Woodstock Dairy.-aoN. This week there are 14O patients at Norwich State Tuberculosis Sana- torium. At Old Lyme wednesday Charles Rowland celebrated his ninety-nrse birthday. This is National Yelling Week and the Norwich stores are featuring the newest veil designs. Past grands of Rebekah lo0ges were in Norwich for an all day session or the Thames association Wednesday. The annual convention of the grand council of the Royal Arcanum Is to be held in New Haven April 20 ana 21.
 The Society of the Daughters of 1912 is to hold its midwinter meeting today (Friday) at the Hotel Garde' New Haven.
 Big cargo of choice Block Island fish now on sale Osgood's wharf, adv
 There was a keen wind Thursday and the mercury remained in the sos all day, but the sun had a prom ise of spring.
 The Shore Line Electric Go. ship ned another car of bituminous coal to Norwich Tuesday from the Old Say brook power house.
 months mind requiem high mass for Miss Teresa Fallon was sung in St. Patrick's church Thursday at 8 o'clock by Rev. Ayles P. Calvin.
 The police have been notified by United States Marshal William R. Palmer of New Haven that counter felt federal reserve bank notes are in circulation.
 The congregation of Poquonoc Bridge Baptist church had special services at the church Thursday ev- ening to celebrate the payment of the parsonage debt.
 New spring millinery now ready. Mrs. w. H. Rogers, Il Union street. adv.
 The Howe Sound company's copper mine at Britannia Beach, B. C., where Carleton P. Browning of Norwich. is superintendent. has an output of 2,0O0 l tons of ore daily.
 Submarine A A 1, which is now at the base, will probably be sent to west coast waters to join the Pacific ! fleet. First it will go back to Quin- cy for further tuning up.
 During his public tuberculosis l clinic in New London Wednesday af ternoon Dr. Hugh B. Campbell, super | intendent of Norwich Sanatorium ex- amined eighteen applicants. | Thursday evening at the Centra, Baptist church at the prayer and | praise service, the topic was Word Study on Faith, the pastor, Rev. A. F Purkiss Heading the meeting.
 The New Haven railroad has ere. ated a committee on industrial devel- opment which is to have charge of al matters relating to the location o1 factory plants on the railroad lines.
 Regular meeting White Cros. Council tonight, S:4o, at K. of c. home adv.
 The dining and sleeping cars in tn Saybrook pit are being put in readi ness to accommodate 100 laborers wh will be stationed there to make re pairs on the roadbed along the rail road.
 The new state automobile reg!ste will include registrations of al classes including April Is, 1920, an will be ready for distr button in an event on or before July 15, and wi contain about 15,O00 registrations.
 A busy Norwich industry is tn Brainard Armstrong silk mill ol . Golden street, where the 175 em ployes average from $35 to $45 for 4S-hour week, yet Manager Ackroy never can get all the help he need
 A leading Norwich baker explain 2 that the yellow flour about whic housewives are complaining is reall an advantage, having about S5 pc cent. of whole wheat whereas befoI the war the percentage was onl about 75.
 With t7e approval of the New Lon don Chamber of Commerce vast material Is to be collected throughol that city during two weeks in Ma and the profits derived from the sa 1 of the material will be given to th ! Visiting Nurses Association. The state highway department preparing to let the s1.5oO,OOo cor tract for constructing the thirty-tv c miles of highway on the Hartford ar z New London trunk line by way U Glastonbury, Marlborough, Colches e ter, Salem, Montville and Waterfor i. Connecticut sportsmen learn fro i reports Just out that deer hunters
 Maine had a big season. Residen
 of the state took out 84,31S licens,
 and -residents received 2,557 pc
 mits. These hunters shot 5,748 dee
 4,1S5 of. which were shipped out
 the state.
 William T. Scully, brother of Mi = May Scully and Mrs. James D. Gaf
 ney of New London, died Monday e
 ening at his home i'll Waterbury aft
 an illness of many month. He w
 a nephew of the late William Sla
 tery. superintendent of public schoc
 in New Jersey.
 The United States civil servi
 commission announces for April 27 \ examination for dairyman, male h sired age over 21, for vacancies - the Indian service at Rosebud scho
 South Dakota, at $850; Haskell Ins 1. ute, Kansas, at ss6o, and Pima schC an in Arizona, at $900. F. News comes to Connecticut off1ci:
 that Ira F. Hoyt, chief of the pas
 port bureau in the New York custC
 house, has announced that no mo
 passports can be granted until the
 fee of secretary of state is filled. A
 plication for passports have been l
 ceived at the rate of about 200 I
 day.
 Played Whist For Charity
 At a whist given at the Buekir