Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-13
VARIOUS MATTERS

l Light vehicle lamps at o.4t CioOA1 | this evening.
 St Gregory is honored in the church calendar today.
 Next Sunday will be Shrove Sunday, 1 the Sunday before Lent. Pcstmen are already beginning to note the addition of the valentine mail.
 The man with a limosene has noth- 1 ing on the owner of bob-sied tnese days.
 Remarkable ballot medium, Henri Sentner, Spiritual Academy, Suhoay' adv.
 1 The snow is. of the right consistency, 1 for snoEballing, as most or the sIIldli l boys have discovered.
 Milder weather Thursday prougn. atsIa out the shoppers, intent on prontins I,. i by the special sales advertised tnlS i week.
 l The river. from Allyns Point to the | Harvard quarters is open and passage 4 between the village and Uncasvllle mas I been resumed.
 | Higher temperature Thursday help Il ed dislodge some of the snow ano II made walking safer than it has been for some time.
 An auction for the benefit of the fl Smith College fund, held in New Lon Il don, at the home of Mrs Walter A. II Fitch, netted about $50.
 The general superintendent or the UJniversalist church, Rev. John smith Lowe, D. D., is speaking berore church societies in Connecticut. It would be interesting to know how many residents of Norwich and vlcin- Y ity will have the privilege or cele- II brating birthday February 2Sth.
 Announcement was made in New London this week that the leading stores will close at g o'clock Saturday | evenings, effective next Saturday. Bert o. Fowler of Groton has been elected associate corporatof to attend the meeting of corporators of the Odd Fellows home, in New Haven, March 17th
 New York papers note that at the Dog Show the exhibit of the Palisade Kennels, located in KiIlingly, is fea- tured with pictues of police dogs en- gagged in the activities of the Reo Cross.
 While Norwich druggists have had an unusually busy week, they have had their worries, due to delay in de- livery and shipping of supplies and ad- vance in prices of some chemicals and drugs.
 Extra choice fresh fish at Osgood's wharf, lowest prices in the clty.-aov
 When the c. and g. snow blow gang cleared the tracks Tuesday as far as the entrance to the Stonington Manor inn they found big accumula- tion of snow and ice across Quana- duck plains
 Delegates are visiting the sectior and gatemen along the line of the New Haven road near Saybrook. giving them further instructions relative tt the walk -out next Tuesday if theil demands are not settled. ,l The February meeting of the New . London Horticultural society has beer omitted. The president and secretary are il and the railroad and trolley sit nations have prevented an out of towr speaker being obtained.
 The United States Civil Service commission announces for March Stf an examina ton for statistical expert maie. 25 to 50 years of age, for posi- ti--1 in the Interstdte Commerce Com.
 mission. at $4.2oo year.
 Announcenents have been received of the marriage of Miss Elizabeth c Marsh of Lyme. and Dr. Thaddeui
 7oyt Ames. of New York, in New York. February '. Dr. and Mrs
 
 Faith TrumbuIl chapter, D. A. R., o Norwich. Mrs E. F. Rogers, regent has invited the delegates and alter mates of the Connecticut chapters t 1 the' 27th annual state conference to b. held March g and 24s in Norwich.
 Personal taxes will be collected to day at the store of. Sherwood B, Pot ? fer East Side, from il a. m. to l p. IT | adv.
 ,, Sunday evening there is to be 1 mass meeting of the Hebrew people 0
 Norwich at the Brothers of Josepl synagogue on West Main street to dis
 cuss plans of great importance
 every Hebrew resident of Norwich.
 At Noank, St. Joseph's Women's To T tai Abstinence society will hold
 meeting Sunday afternoon at the hoT l of Mrs Jan Carson when there wi he installation oS officers by Count Director William H. McGuinness, c
 Norwich.
 An Ashaway, R. l., correspondent
 mentions that Augustus Davis c
 Brooklyn, N Y. was recent visito
 with his sister, Mrs. John Brady. On
 day last week Mrs. Brady and Nil . Davis visited Miss Imogene Watroui
 of Norwich.
 =. A gift of more than s50o,o 900 fror H the national War Work CouncH or tn 8, Young Mems Christian Association d has been accepted by the nations " executive committee of the America -- Legion, it was announced at Indian Ls apolis,, Thursday. F This (Friday) afternoon. in tn
 United Church parlors surgical dress ings will be prepared. Later the meet
 ing of the auxiliary to the Woman
 Board of Missions will be held whe g. the topic for discussion will be "Ch! Y na After the War"
 In St. Mary's and St. Joseph's cen a eteries in Norwich it has been nee .o essary to use dynamite to dig grave T. in the frozen ground of late, Rev. Joh
 H. Frederick having arranged wit e- Street Commissioner James P. Fox IS compensate the city's men for tn t, aid. C
 Is The second lecture in the Commur ,i. ity House course is Friday evensn if February goth, at D. m. Col G. Ed = ward Buxton, of "The Provident B. Journal .''--adv.
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