Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-04
dIl1e Balllgtitk
Norwich, Wednesday, Feb. I, 1920.
VARIOUS MATTERS

There are nve children Ill Wlln scarlet fever at the home of William Brandt in Holland.
 From now on, tips are included in i the taxable lists within the meaning of the income tax law.
 In the past year the fish and game association has stocked waters here abouts with 1000 trout.
 There is talk in Mystic of start- in ga woman's auxiliary to Richard Morgan post, American Legion. Today, the 4th. the days length has increased an even hour. The sun shines now 10 hours and minutes. The womenss prayer meeting at afternoon was led by Mrs. Russell Woodward.
 The cold snap of Saturday and Sun day created an extra demand for the delivery of coal where supplies were running short.
 The State Bee-Keepers' association, of which Prof. Allen Latham of Nor wich, is president, plans meeting at Hartford during April,
 While fishing through the ice on Quiambaug Cove the other day, Capt. Elisha Clark speared ten eels that weighed seven pounds.
 Plans are being made to raise New London's quota of the Palestine res l toratien fund, the amount assigned to that city being abait $12,oo0.
 Local boys are able nowato read the Handbook of the Boy Scouts of America, which has been added to the juvenile department at the. Otis li- brary.
 As the he'll rang Candlemas Day Monday, for Yuletide wreaths and garlands, the last. of the decorations went to the discard Tuesday, in the city ashcarts.
 From Westbrook many truck loads Of heavy poles and logs are being i transported from the state park al i the Devils Hopyard to the State Park i at Madison.
 The district superintendent, Rev. W IT. Bath, of Norwich. was at East Hampton Tuesday evening to attend 1 the quarterly conference at the Meth odist church.
 The assessors of Hebron finished their work Thursday. The grand l;st has been increased $77.ooO owing tC be the revaluation of the property, is now s5Ss, orr.
 Already thirty fifty-ear exhibits oi seed corn have been entered for the corn show. to be held during Farmers Week, February g to 14 in the State Armory, at Hartford.
 At New London, St. Mary's Holy Name society, which has elected Rev John J. McGrath. chaplain, and Will jam T. May president, has PTS mem bers in good standing.
 Hyman Kraritz New Londor bankrupt, has proposed a settlement with creditors at 30 cents on a, dol. lar and hearing on the matter will bt held at Norwich. February 7th | A native of Norwich, Rev. Elliot B Barber, completed his service as ras tor of the Danbury Universalist church and is to begin his work al Americanization director in that city
 Some small avalanches have beer sliding from the roof cs IT t-7 ',e Baptist church as Janitor George J i Kraft has been removing the accufnu- 1 lstons of snow. during the past few days.
 The person who received the frs automobile number issued by the state. was Judge Ja mes P. Woodruff l of the court of common pleas fo1 Litchtield county, after the passage fsos. G5 the. marker law at the session 2.
 A message from Washington is tt the effect that James Lewis Smith. a Broad street, who. with Mrs. Smith is visiting at the home of his sister in-iaw. Miss Carrie E. Rogers, i. showing improvement, after two weks illness.
 At the annual meeting of the Grad uate Nurses association held in New 1 Haven last week, Miss Harriet B Gregory of Waterbury was elected | president. Miss Gregory goes to New Haven this week to take charge O. nursing work there.
 It is rumored about the state tha a former curate at St. Patrick. church. Rev Francis lI. Murray. o Alingtown. West Haven. is to be ap. pointed successor to the late Rev Hugh Treanor as pastor of Sacred Heart church, Waterbury.
 Hot meat pie supper at Church O the Good Shepherd, Wednesday, Eel fth. 50 cents. Upstairs at o'cloc second entertaipment n +'
 Miss Morgan, reader and organ recits by U. s. Huber. Single tickets , cents. Tickets for supper and en tertainment can be secured at the Rec ord offtce.-ady.
 Of the A farm families trough into the state by Connecticut farn I agency during the year. P came iron New York, Il from New Jersey, si, from Massachusetts, and one eacl from New Hampshire. Missouri, Mon tana, Ohio and Canada.
 A. R. Collins will have charge O l the engineering Of the south sectio- of the new state highway from Hart ford to New London, divided into tw sections, the north section from Glastonbury to Colchester. and fht south section from Colchester to Ney London.
 At short calendar session of tn Holland County Superior court a . Rockville, Monday, Judge Frank I Haines of Portland, presiding. Cath crime Wauneberger sued Adam Wa,In eberger for divorce on the ground q assertion. Ae second notice was or dered published.
 Friday afternoon the women of th . United Congregational church are f meet in the church parlors to prena surgical dressings. preceding the reg ular meeting of the society auxiIiar to the Womans Board of Missions The topic for discussion is China Aft CT the War.
 Colonel Hiram Bingham of Yal, university, a Salem summer residen commanding officer of the aviatio1 . instruction center at Issoudun. Franc, contributes the leading article of tb month to the Historical. Outlook C Philadelphia. on How American Avi ators Were Trained"
 A former Congregational pastor 2 Willimantic, Rev. Dr, Charles A. Dins more, pastor of the First Church, Wa terbtrV has; been anooirfed fo deI;,,