Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-09
QIi1R B11Ligtin, Nor@ich, Tuesday, March g, 1920.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Style Days will bring many VlSltofs to Norwich today (Tuesday).
 Be sure and see '"The Flame of the Yukon" at Davis today.-adv.
 It has been announced at Trinity Methodist church that the Every Mem Der Canvass Sunday is to be March 2S.
 Automobile wheels were baking worse on the ice hills about the city Monday than they have all the sea- son.
 A movement has been started in Rockville for the adoption of Thurs day half holiday week through the entire year.
 The road from Westerly to Watch Hill is in good condition for travel, except a short stretch near Thomp- sons corners.
 What the Norwich public can do in keeping free from fires has been dem onstrated during the severe cold of the past month.
 The pastor of the Central Baptist church, Rev. A. F. PurSiss, is to be in Hartford today (Tuesday), on New World Movement business.
 Long clans for frying or steaming. Round clans at Powers Bros.' adv. A Washington dispatch Monday stated that Homer s. Cummings prob ably will be the democratic nominee in Connecticut against Senator Brande- gee.
 The March White Ribbon Banner memorailizes three Mystic w. c. T. U. workers, Mrs. William Crandall, Mrs. J. Alden Rathbun and Mrs. Marcellus Bailey.
 Although the mercury fingered be- low 30 degrees even at noon-tide Monday, there was something in the sunshine which gave promise of spring.
 Thus far in March the number of tramps given shelter at the Norwich police station has been but 19, while i nthe same period last year the num- Der was 90.
 The regular tuberculosis clinic will be held in New London Wednesday, al ] the rooms on State street, at 2.30 O. | clock, Dr. Hugh B. Campbell, of Nor 1 wich, in charge. Extra choice fresh fish arriving daily at Osgood's wharf; lowest prices ; adv.
 By request of the parish Holy Name | society, a requiem high mass fol ! Patrick Sullivan was sung in St. Pat 1 r'ck's church Monday at 8 o'clock ] by Rev. Myles P. Calvin.
 The Norwich Free Academy Jour nal offer of two prizes of s2.5O eacl for the best story and the best article for the Science Department. writer by a pupil of N. F. A, closes Marcl 18th.
 At the United Congregatoina church, Norwich. Tuesday afternoon Marmh 23, there is to be meeting of all women of the parish to consid CT the advisibility of forming Guild.
 At Deep River. at meeting of Me dora Rebecca lodge, last week, Mrs Hattie Fisher of New Haven presi dent of the Rebecca assembly, an Mrs. Grace Wiley, of Norwich, wer present.
 A heavy surf prevailed at Ocea beach over the week end. The wate was as high as it has been at an time this season and reached tn floor of the bathhouses near the larg pavilion.
 The current Catholic Transcrir announces that Rev. Otto s. Baumeis ter, assistant pastor at St. Andrew , church, Colchester, is giving a yer SPIH1OI . at Thomaston.
 Dorothy Dalton, in "The Flame ( The Yukon" arrived late owing 1 railroad conditions and will be prt scented at every performance today Davis theatre.-adv.
 A New London young woman. Mi: Mary c. Browne, dyaughter of MT. ar ! Mrs. Isaac s. Brown. has arrived hon Ta& N. tober, 191S,. sine has been abroad in i NJ. c. A. work.
 Farmers in the suburbs find tn cattle and stock show the effects being shut in so many weeks, al risk of letting animals into icy barr yards and driveways.
 Hugo Erdman and John Vinne who have been stationed for the pa year at Fort Mansfield, Watch Hi have left that post for Fort H. Wright, Fishers Island, where the are to rective their honorable di charges.
 Announcement of gift of 5000 by Edward s. Hardness of 1 Ea Seventy Fifth street, New York.
 the Mount Holyoke college $3.GOo,O o endowment fund was made Mond and delighted Connecticut alumnae
 Holyoke.
 ,. Since March 1st there have bee t added to the Merchants Limited b
 tween New York and Boston cl IT car at the head of the train and
 remodeled observation car at the re; e Each car contains two sections euui
 ped with tables. y Work is progressing rapidly on { plant of the Tidewater Oil compa '- one of the best equipped of it's Xxi o in this part of the country. The pla v is at Scotch Cap, near Quaker H
 village, and has been under constrU
 tion for the last two years.
 Charles Phelps of Rockville is
 address the special commemorate
 meeting in honor of the landing of {
 Pilgrims under the auspices of {
 New England Southern Conference
 the Methodist Episcopal church,
 Plymouth, Mass, April 9th.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank W. Brownil
 of Kitemaug, who have been visit
 their son and daughter law, !
 and Mrs. Carleton P. Browning, 7
 Britannia Beach, British Columt
 write to Norwich friends of the I
 usual winter there, with no snow 8 no cold.
 Announcements have been recei1
 of the marriage, February 18th,
 George s. Brown of Portland, Greg W son of David O. Brown of Winst
 but formerly of Holland, and M
 Doris Elizabeth Padgman of Pc
 land, Oregon. MT Brown is work
 in a lumber establishment.