Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-23
u1s4aligtiu
 Norwich, Friday, Jan. g, 1920
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MAI TEkS
 Light vehicle lamps at 5:20 o'clock this evening.
 Prof. Benjamin ". Bacon's steam CT, the Celtic, arrived at Liverpool, Jan 20.
 Early Thursday morning the mer- cury stood at 5 degrees above zero, at Ledyard.
 Garvey's coming with Dang lass Band tonight at Elks' home.-adv.
 Chaplain Alexander of the Subma- rine Base has taken cottage in the Greystone Heights colony.
 At Hebron Miss Susan B. Pendleton, the census taker. is in the southwest ern part of the town this week.
 January is a month of five Satur- days, a. fact which is more satisfac- tory to tenants than to their land lords.
 The next Norwich District Preach. ers' meeting is to be held at the Put nam Methodist church February 9th and 10th.
 Householders n many instances find apples and vegetables frozen in cellars. following the severe cold of the week.
 A large number of books recently given to Saybrook library belonged to the SayDrook proving ground, at Cornfeld Point.
 Although thermometers about town registered 20 above, Thursday after noon, there was the chill of an ap- preaching storm in the air.
 This states internal revenue re- ceipts from all sources are expected to be $I50. .0OO, 900 for tine calendar year ending December S1, 1919.
 Dance in Yantic fire engine hall postponed from Jan. P to Jan. 29.- adv.
 A surprise party was given to MT. Ead Mrs. George LooInis in West chester last week Friday evening on their twenty fifth wedding annivers- ary.
 As result of the vigorous prosecu- tions by. the State health department for impure milk selling there has been marked reduction in complaints of late.
 Frank Way, of South Glastonbury, was in Old Lyme and accompanied Lewis Hughes on a fox hunt. They shot one nice red fox near the Plant estate.
 Thirty-two head of sheep from Storrs Agricultural College have been received at Middletown for. distribu- ton among the farmers of Middlesex. county.
 Be sure and see Tumble In'' at the Davis theatre.-adv.
 The subject for the Mid Week ser vice at the United church Thursday aS T:45 P. NJ. was 'tRuth.' The pas tor, Rev. A. H. Abbott was the leader of the meeting.
 The snowstorm has blocked the roads othat the R F. D. carriers in number of towns have been unable to go back to their old standby, the horse.
 St. Mary's T. A. & E. society. 5sth anniversary social and dance, T. A. B. hall, Monday evening. Jan. 26. Spell mans orchestra.-adv.
 A Stoningtons correspondent men, tions that a former Norwich resident, Thedore Dewhurst, assistant superin- tendent of the Atwood Machine Co.,, who has been i'll, is able to be out doors.
 h Bedding at the annual meeting Of Ohrist's Episcopal parish, held Wednesday,, Head Master Fred D. Ma3rey, of Sanford school a native of Norwich, was elected a member of the vestry.
 County Farm Agent Walter s. Mars land Norwich spent Wednesday at the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce In New London, in the interest of get- ting boys and girls to form pig and chicken clubs.
 Hamburg people were sorry to hear of the death of Edward W. Easter, T. T-G- r. He had spent his summers for 20 years at Hog Pond, on Woodland Lake, near Hamburg.
 State Supervisor Carl R. Stone, of Norwich, is arrapGing for speaking and composition contests in the schools of the towns of Ledyard, Lis bon, Preston and Voluntown, which are under his supervision.
 H. H. Spooner, secretary of the Connecticut Temperance union, said this week in Hartford that the or ganization would back Julius Stren- lau, federal prohibition enforcement officer for Connecticut ''to the limit"
 Many Norwich people have sent to former residents, now out of town, The Bulletins artistic New Year calendar, showing the quaint Fuller store and Perit, building at Norwich Town .Q7S6) from the original paint ing by Miss Harriet Ripley.
 Local druggists were notified Thursday that the prices of essential oils continue to rise particularly sharp advances having occurred this week in lemon and orange oil The scarcity of aniline oil has caused an advance in the price of coal-tar Intermediates.
 Congressman Patrick H. Kelley. of Michigan, will be the principal speak CT ft the annuSl banquet of the Me kinley Association of Connecticut at Middletown. February 27. MT. Kelley was invited on the recommendation Of Senator Frank B. ;Brandegee.
 The United States civil service commission announces for Feb. 8 an examination for foreman, heat treat ment of small guns and projectiles, for g. vacancy at the United States Naval Ordnance Plant. South Charleston, w. Va, at a salary of s12.56 per diem.
 The Connecticut company contem- plates inaugurating a system on its suburban trolley lines whereby pas sengers going from starting point to terminal may pay through fares and receive coupon, which is to be handed to the conductor when the passenger afights.
 Adinner is to be given January %, in New Haven as part of the enter tainment by Connecticut democratic women for Mrs, George Bass, chair man of the Women's National Bureau of the democratic party and Homer s. Cummings chairman of the nation al committee.