Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-05
VARIOUS MATTERS

 ming star until Aug. 22
 Regular meeting K. of c. tonight at s:iS Sunlight Bldg Past Grand Knights Night-adv.
 The supervisor of sewing, Miss Myrtle Davidson, paid visit to the school at Woodstock Valley this week
 Some Of the weather sharps claim the signS are right to insure the tra- ditional six weeks sleighing in March.
 Anniversary mass for Julia A. Kingberger, Saturday morning, at g o'clock, St. Johns church, Fitchville. -adv.
 A. Brazo and Sons Inc. of Middle town are in Phoenixville this week looking for tall timber that is wanted for building.
 At Park Congregational church oh Thursday evening, the mid week ser vice preparatory to communion was held in the chapel.
 Railroad men have had the strange experience this month of finding the wheels of freight cars frozen to thS rails, after day of thawing. @ Thursday at 8 o'clock. in St. Pat d mass of requiem for Miss Helen Ba- ker was sung by Rev. Peter J. Cuny. The tax rate for 1920 was fixed at 9 mills on the grand list by the voters of the town of East Lyme at the town meeting held Monday afternoon. An early fog Thursday resulted in another crystal morning in Norwich, trees and shrubs being coated with ice. which dissolved aftef the sun rose.
 Building and Loan meeting in town hall. Con2ert by Tubhs band 7:30 to 8. Everybody welcome. Admission | free-adv.
 An Eastford correspondent declares this the most severe winter in sixty years, since. while there were deep snows they could be shoveled with ease.
 It is estimated that the cost of re- moving snow to the various cities in the state totals about $e30,00o. with the state highway department spending s125.Oo0 more.
 Mrs Penfeld's children's reception and exhibition of fancy dances, The may be obtained from members of the class-adv.
 Edward F'redericks and Miss Mar l ion Deasy, both of Amston, were united in marriage by Rev W. R Uchtman at his home on Lester ave nue, Westerly, Tuesday.
 The Bill Memorial Library at Gro ton was closed Thursday in respect to the memory of Frederic Bill whc died Tuesday in Florida and who gave the institution to the town
 Beginning March 8 series o meetings will be held in the Deer River Baptist church. Rev. Dr. Petel c. Wright of Hartford formerly c. Norwich. is to be present during th' entire week
 l Miss Georgiana Olsson of New ! London, and Frederick C. Petzoldt O Groton were married February g. by Rev. J. Romeyn Danforth at the par. sonage of the First Church of Christ New London.
 Connecticut trappers learn tha the opening date of the annual sprins sale of raw furs has been set .bacI from April 12 to April 1s, according to an announcement made in New York Wednesday.
 At Old Lyme the report of tn, Phoebe Griffin Moves library for Feb ruary shows: Books circulated Phoebe Griffin Moves library, 7os South Lyme branch. s7 total, TIP reading room attendance, 115.
 Mrs Kate Upson Clark of Ne7 York city, writer on educational, so cial and domestic topics, spoke be fore the New London Womens clu Thursday evening in the clubroom on The Mothers of the Future.
 A superintendent of Norwich schools from 1874 to '76 and for mer Lebanon resident, Commissions of the state board of education Cha D. Hine. of Hartford, reached hi 18th birthday last week Friday.
 Capt John e. Wilcox has resigne as pilot of the steamer New Londo on the Central Vermont line to be come master of steamer Cape Cod ( the Thames river line. which pl ie between Norwich and New York.
 The current issue of Norwich Ere Academy Journal in it's alumni note mentions that member Of the clas of 1918. Miss Mildred Carroll, recent received her diploma at St Franc Hospital School for Nutses, Hart ford
 MT. and Mrs Dibble of Hartfor who are spending the winter wit their son in-law and daughter, M and Mrs. John T. Brooks of Mysti celebrated the 51st anniversary their marriage Monday at the 3rool home.
 Deputy game wardens are seekir information as to focks of birS seen, for two purposes, to find o, how the birds have been withstant ing the severe winter and to give a. sistance in the way of feed and ca, if necessary.
 The United States civil servi. commission announces for ApriI Is 7 examination for nut culturist. eith sex. more than 25 years of age. for vacancy in the bureau of plant if1du try, department of agriculture. Washington, D. c.
 Norwich young men and wom, between twenty-one and twenty S arc eligible to enter the contest f prizes amounting to $10 Go0 offered l the republican national comrnitt for the best suggestions for the r publican party platform.
 The March Connecticut Citizen r calls the pioneers who fifty five yea ago this month met in the city
 Norwich, and organized the Come ticut Temperance Union under f leadership of the great war govern, William A. Buckingham. ,n Several swans which made their z D. cape from the Branford farm seve]
 residents Tuesday in the wa wa ic between Six-Penny Island and Al 02 gairs Island. It is not known h