Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-10
Ul1e Balligtiu. Norwich, "Wednesday, March 10, 1s2o.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS Light vehicle lamps at 6.1S o'clock 1 this evening.
 1 The moon, is in it's last quarter the 12th at 0:57 p. m.
 Higher temperature Tuesday helped remove another stratum of snow. Gillette blades, F for SEC: 6 for 45c, at Lee & osgood Co.-adv. 1 The prayer meeting at Bushnell l chapel Tuesday afternoon was led by Mrs. Frank I. Dodge.
 l William L. Maine of West Laurel l Glen, and his son. in-law, John D. l Geer, have shot number of large l foxes this winter.
 l The Groton ferryboat. Governor l Winthrop, which had it's rudder dlsa- l bfed Saturday during the storm, IS back on the line again.
 At present the Shore Line cars are I operated on the Ocean Beach line as | far as the corner of Montauk avenue | and the Lower Boulevard. Gypsy Smith, Jr., is to go to Hart | for for meetings which will be held | for four weeks at the South Baptist | church, beginning March 21. Meeting of Catholic Ladies of Co 1 lumbus, Thursday evening, in St. 1 Anne's T. A. B. rooms, o'clock.-adv. Word has been received in Noank l of the death in Brooklyn, N. Y, of Mrs. John Tyler Main, wife of a 1 former resident of the village. ] This week at the Home Time of the United Congregational church, Rev. 1 Charles H. RiclSetts gave an inter- esting talk on The League of Nations. l On the New London and East Lyme road the electric cars do not go be- yond Flanders corners, to which point l traffic has been possible three weeks.
 Internal Revenue Commissioner Ro- 1 per has extended until May 15. next, ! the final date for the final date for the | filing of income tax returns by cor | porations.
 Norwich letter carriers feel quali- fed for all varieties of fancy skat- ing. after their experience on icy walks and crossings during the past six weeks.
 Franklin Chapter, No. 4, R. A. M., works the Royal Arch Degree at Ma sonic Temple at and S.3O o'clock to- | night.-adv.
 At 2 town meeting in Lebanon a tax of IS mills was voted. Last year the rate was IS mills. The town has been reassessed and the grand list therby increased
 Federal game wardens have been in and about Watch Hill during tthe past week Investigating the alleged vii olations of the law forbidding the shooting of deer.
 It is eight weeks since the sleighs began to appear in most Connecticut towns and they have kept at it for tine longest period that can be recalled by most residents.
 The rector of Christ church, Rev Richard F. Graham. continues his ser vice of morning prayer at Norwich State Sanatorfum this (Wednes- | day) morning at 10.50. Connecticut florists will attend the annual International Flower show which will open in New York. Marcl IS. continue throughout the week ant . close with a Sunday session March q :, This years flow of maple sap is ], expected by experts to be more satis- ' factory than that of last year. due tC the cold The demand for both syru1 and sugar far beyond the supply
 Large long clans for frying, Gull ford count for baking. Round clam , for chowder; also q full line of fresl fish at Powers Bros.-adv. The Sunday school of Park churcl has received a good proportion Of the Armenian oyndan fund. Subscrip tions to this fund are being received by the superintendent, Weston c. Pul len.
 Merchants state that one of tn things which the higher cost of wo mems ready towear garments hal done has been materially to increas the demand for dressmakers' supplie and services.
 The Lenten preacher at the unite service in Christ church, Norwich
 Thursday eveing will be Rev. Edmun
 J. Cleveland. rector Of Christ churcl Westerly, who was senior chaplai
 in France during the war. = Ths United States Civil Servic
 Commission announces for March 1
 an examination for boohkeepers, eth
 CT sex, age above IS. for vacancies
 the federal classified service, Ney
 York, at s900 to $500 a year. Of interest to Polish people in Cor d necticut will be a new magazine print
 cd in the Polish language. to be pull
 lished April 1 by the Free Polan
 Publishing Company, which has es
 tablished an office at Hartford.
 Millinery Opening. Wednesday ar
 Thursday. latest trimmed snapI sport styles, children's hats specia ; ty, at lowest prices. Mime. Fournie
 A Broadway. Ladies invited.-adv
 The three store block. which u 1 Watch Hill Beach association is r,
 modelling on the corner of Bay stre - and the new parking space at il
 Hill, where the old shore dinner hou
 formerly stood, is nearly completed
 The Salvation Army is to conduct
 nationwide campaign from May 10
 20 to raise $1,300. 900 for It's home SC
 vice fund and each city in Connectic r> will be assigned a quota to be raise K as in previous efforts of similar Ii
 ture.
 The supreme court has upheld t TX decision of Compensation Commi r. sioner George E. Beers of New Have ,r in which it is claimed that fir - man is a city official. and not . 10 employe, and is not entitled to COT
 pensation.
 During Tuesday all trains were O r, erating, if not on normal schedu
 at least but a few minutes off t
 usual running time. The mail fro
 all directions was received Monda S sonetsing not recorded before in SC D eral days.
 Mystic troop of Boy Scouts
 anxious to go to camp this year.
 order to earn the money. tl1a n1ano he