Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-06
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS Light vehicle lamps at SIS o'clock this evening.
 Don't forget the good time at Colum- bus Park.-adv.
 The sun is due to shine exactly eleven and one-half hours today. The state forester mas been at Lords Point this week, examining trees.
 To sum the seasons snowfalls up the total is nearly S5, large and small' it is claimed. As
 Scallops, shrimps and oysters at the Broadway Fish Market.-adv.
 An adjourned town meeting is to be held at Sterling today (Saturdayl March 6. to Hay a tax on the grand list.
 At Andover, George D. Lebsten, who has charge of the state road, has kept 1t open with a scraper ana ghovelers.
 Charity workers will attend the in terstate conference of state charities to be held in the city club of Hart ford today (Saturday).
 Psychic readings by Mrs. Conyers at
 
 A large Fall River truck loaded with cloth, going from Norwich to Providence, has been stalled at East Oneco for nearly week.
 The March White Ribbon Banner the Banner fund: Storington S1, Hartford s1, Scotland $2.
 A Esten Clough has been appoint satf 1f TAll ioil M Sheriff F. o. Vinton, to succeed AL fred E. Abbey, who died recently. Regular meeting Rev. Daniel Mullen Assembly, Sunday at p. m. K. of C.. Home.-adv. e The Rockville Visiting Nurse Asso- citation now employs three nurses, Miss Katherine T. Mccarthy, Miss Edith c. Mead and Miss Eva M. Pickup.
 Next week will come Mi-Careme, mid-Lent. when custom sanctions a brief resumption of social activity, generally for some charitable or be- nevolent object.
 Stampel luncheon cloths. runners, pillow cases at Woman's Exchange. Hot lunch served until p. m.-adv. Mss Henriette T. sherman, secre 1 tary of the New London Day Nursery reported that 6S2 children were cared | for at the nursery during the stormy month of February.
 The Mystic Woolen Co.'S employees asked to have the 4S hours of work l put into five days, instead of work | ing a few hours Saturday morning, and this week their request was granted.
 The, Norwich String Quartette will | play at the Central Baptist church i tomorrow evening. Sermon topic, A Wedding Feast.-adv.
 Rev. W. H. Bath of Norwich, dis trict superintendent, will preach at | Moosup Methodist church, Sunday March 14. The fourth quarterly con- ference will be held Monday evening March 15.
 At a meeting of the Plainfeld li- brary association 1t was voted to ac- cept the offer of the Lawtons mills to donate the use of rooms for book! and a reading roo min the new com munity house.
 The Norwich String Quartette vii play at the Central Baptist church tomorrow evening. Sermon topic, Wedding Feast-adv.
 The shad fishermen at Saybroolk or dered their nets early, taking nc chances of being held up when thu season opened, and were surprised when informed that the equipment had arrived Wednesday. : In February, according to tn . monthly report of the weather sta tion, there were only five clear day and of the five only three could b called real sunshiny days. Fourtee days are recorded as cloudy. The Norwich String Quartette wi play at the Central Baptist churc tomorrow evening. Sermon topic, . Wedding Feast.-adv.
 Fur bearing animals which hay been consistently hunted in this sec tion, raccoons and skunks are haI ing a rest, the 'coons being protecte from February 1st to Oct. 15 and tt bobcats from Feb. 1st to Oct. 31st.
 Arthur S. Knowles, S9, died ear Thursday morning at his home Union, having been i'll two weel with grip which developed into pnel monia.. Previous to moving to Unic he had been g. forester at West Poir
 The legislature of New York is al ,l itating the question of passing a inch lobster law to conform with u laws of Connecticut and Massachl setts At present in New York W; ters lobsters are salable at inch in length.
 KimbaI1s Textile Shop will be close until March 18th. Upon opening, new and very attractive collection
 spring dress goods will be shown adv.
 Frank w. Emerson, the retiril agent of the American Woolen Mi at Moosup, was presented for he and overseers by Designer Isaac E mundson 8 twenty three jewel go watch and a handsome travelir bag.
 A few ice houses at Coventr which were not filled early in u season, are being filled now With i g inches thick. Local men found i
 1T inches thick on Columbia Lal last week about 50 feet out from t shore.
 Regular meeting Rev. Daniel Null Assembly, Sunday at p. m., k. of Home.-adv.
 Capt. Harold W. Brancha of Hal
 ford, formerly of iSor~ich, has DI chased lot No. 230 on Langwor.. avenue, at Lords poiat, and has q raLged' to build '>C1calcw the:
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 In, an anniversary solemn high
 quiem. mass for Bartholomew O'Co ] nor at sStt Patrick'S church ENriday