Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-12
VARIOUS MATTERS

nome or f1ye inches or snow SneAF F' A square bay window is replacing the semi circular one on the former Mahrey building on Broadway. About a hundred men have been kept busy at work at and near say 1 brook Junction. shoyeling snow. 1 Big variety Of fresh fish, including hadaoek roe at the Broadway Fish Market, 4e Breadway.-ady. One Norwich thermometer which registered l5 degrees at breakfast time Wednesday read 45 degrees by noon-
 Organizations of Irish American eit- izens will celebrate the 142nd ami l versary of Robert Emmett's birth Fri day.
 If the weather prove at all favorable flags will be displayed today, the ami isos, ' : 7 '-'
 By a typographical error Wednesday the fact was not stated that Mrs. Guy l Warner Eastman is director of Nor | wleh Art School.
 Yales reorganization changes will | be the tonic for the Washington s l Birthday alumni reunien, which is to be held February 2S.
 The fog which rose late Tuesday night froze on trees and shrubs. which, 1 in their crystal coating, glistened in i Wednesday mornings sun. Personal taxes will be collected to- l day at drug store of George M. Rath- bone, West Side. from Il a. m. to 1 p. m.-ady.
 | At present there is a total of 500 1 patients at the tuberculosis sanateri- ums in the state. There are several patients on the waiting list. I Nrr fI,r exception of the channel is frozen practically across to the Stoningtop 1 line with ice Is to. IS inches in thick ness.
 For the first time since the state road at Hamburg was built in 1914 there were three days in succession ] last week when no automobile passed over it.
 Weather records for the past twen- l ty years disclose that the first fifteen days of FehFuaEy are pretty sure to 1 produce something unpleasant in the way of snow and cold.
 1 As the conference year draws to 3 close. the Centenary contributions and 1 pledges at Trinity Methodist church, 1 Norwich, are being rounded up by the | treasurer, James c. Macpherson. 1 The new nurse secured by the Unit I ent Tuesday evening at Dr. H. B. CampbeHs clinic at the United Work CTS House Washington Street. At a meeting held in Amston by the i Ce-enera tive Dairy company officers elected were President, Edmund Hor- ton; vice president, Edward 4. Smith ; secretary and treasurer, H. Rhodes. | The second lecture in the Coqnmua ity House course is Friday evening, i February 2Gth at 8 p. m. Col G. Ed ward Buxton of 'The Providence l Journal. .qAadv. | Dealers in Connecticut are in New l York, where $1e, 900 900 worth of raw l furs, which are to be disposed Of al l the fifth annual mid winter auction l beginning Monday went on show Wed nesday.
 l An embargo is now on all goods ex- l vept perishable by the Amerivan Fix l press company; the same might be | said of freight. The sidings east ot 1 New London are all blocked with The Otis Library will be open toway by the decision of Gen. Vim. A. Aiken president7-of- the board of directors since the puhlic schools are to be clos 1 ed. The library is to close, however l for Washington's birthday.
 Because of illness in the family oi | Mrs. Stanton W. Brown. this weeks 1 meeting of Comfort Circle of the l King Daughters is to be held or Thursday with the yire-leader, Mrs J. H. Allen of Church street. | Artist William H. Howe, of Lyme who was in New York on short bus i mess trip, was taken suddenly i'll and ] is now in the Bronxville hospital Mrs
 
 notified of her husbands illness.
 The item copied from Hartford pa 1 per that Mrs. Frank A. Mitchell read | a paper at Rev. Dr. P. C. Wright. church. Tuesday, was incorrect. Mrs Mitchell had promised to read such 6 paper, but is now at Riverside, Gal.
 With total of e4 patients and hay. l ing eight nurses i'll, the superintendent of Backus hospital, F. Leon Hutchins is at a serious disadvantage. becaus, | Norwich lacks { a system of domesti, nurses for aid in such an emergency. A total of 2s2 members for the Visit ing Nurse association has been seeur ed in Groton by the drive eommitte, and workers in a comparatively hrie ] time, it was announced this week b,
 Mrs. c. P. Heffernan, chairman of tn committee.
 Jupiter is few degrees west o
 Regulus and has a retrograde motio1 (westwaFd) of about three degree . during this month. It comes into vies in the eastern sky immediately afte { sunset throughout the month and re
 mains in view all night.
 The United States Civil Servic
 commission announces for March a
 eaminatien for specification engineer
 25 to 55 years of age for vacancy i
 the office of the Chief Signal Oficel
 War Dept, Washington. D. C.. at $2, ,0o
 year. Male eligibles are desired.
 The outlook for a peach crop i
 Connecticut this year is not at a
 hopeful, as indicated by a study (
 the situation by s. P. Hollister, pro
 lessor of pemology at Connecticut Agi
 cultural college at Sterrs. Cold weath
 CT, particularly in December is >blan . ed.
 When the February meeting of tn Parish House Association of Par
 church is held in the .0sgood Memor ial Friday afternoon at three o'clocl
 Dr. John $. Blackrnar will tell of hi
 experiences as surgeon with tn American forces in France. durin the war.
 Block Island. for the first time,
 to have a deputy sheriff of it's ow,
 Sheriff James Anthony of Newpol
 county having appointed Andrew ' I Willis deputy sheriff of New Shore
 ham, which will relieve the Newpol
 deputy of several trips to and frol
 the island every year.
 Managers of the local telegraph of
 iees were notified Tuesday that ne-