Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-14
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Water dept. office will be open until 8 p. m. on January 2eth.-ady. !. Daboll's Almanac predicts another stretch of clear, cold weather. Big cargo of haddock, cod. smelts, fatish, eels, arrived at 0sgood wharf -ady.
 From Mystic, Miss Imegene Wat reus has entered the sanatorium al Norwich for treatment.
 The Watch Hill Beach association, owners of the bathing beach proper ty, is planning important alterations and improvements.
 Are you going to Creseents dance Parish hall, Taftville. Friday night adv.
 The Connecticut Editorial Associa- tion annual business meeting is to be held at the Garde Hotel, New Haven Saturday afternoon and evening, Jan R4.
 Ice on the ponds at Lords Point measures from 10 to 12i inches. All the icemen are busily filling their houses and a big crop of fine quality is assured.
 A resolution favoring the release of all war prisoners is heinz sent tc all labor organizations in the coun- try by the Central Federated Unions of New York city.
 Additions will be made to your wa ter bill if it is not paid by January 2oth.--adv.
 In general, owners of property are prompt enough in sanding their walks, while the street department has looked after some of the most dangerous localities. A former c9Fate at Baltic, Rev. Ed ward A. Cetter, has been appointed principal of the school in St. Johns Catholic parish, Middletown, where there are 700 pupils.
 Pay your water bills now, and avoid additions after January 20th. Office open a. m. until 5 D. m. daily. Open until 8 D. m. January 20th.-ady-
 Those who have watched with in- terest the delicate Bird of Paradise orchid in a Main street florists win dow are more interested by the fact that a second plant is about ready to bloom.
 Miss Dorothy B. Carpenter. dra- matic and humorous reader, of Bos- ton, is to assist the Pilgrim Male Quartet at the Church of the Good Shepherd this evening. Single tickets 75 cents, at door.-adv.
 Jack Rose. formerly a Norwich baseball player, who is going about giving his lecture, Why Be a Boob reveals some intimate facts concern ing the life of the average denizen of the New York underworld.
 Norwich buyers returning from New York state that no whit of relief is held out to those who would like to see an end to the constant advance of hosiery and underwear prices which bid fair to go even higher.
 Captain Bob Ebbett, keeper of Race Rock light, came ashore. at New Lon- don the other day for few hours. He stated that the weather had been ex- tremely severe of late and that the sea was still rolling prety high. Supper at Uniyersalist church to- night at 6 o'clock. Tickets 8 cents Concert by Pilgrim Male Quartet up stairs at 8 o'clock; doors open at 7.15 Course tickets for three evenings s1.5o: single tickets T5 cents, for sale at door adv.
 ! The Westerly Sun notes that Mir and Mrs. LeRoy Saunders of Norwich We6eriy. MT. and Mrs. Saunders were
 
 was Miss Dorothy Massey of Mystic.
 Tho United States civil service commission announces for Jan. 2S ar examination for clerk with nautica- knowledge for vacancy in the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey fol duty at New York, at s1 200 a year. The New Haven Paint and Clay club of which Ozias Dodge of Nor Wich is a member opened it's schoo exhibition of Little Pictures at the New Haven Public Library Saturday afternoon to continue for two weeks
 The mid-winter meeting of the Con. necticut Pharmaceutical Association to be held at Waterbury Thursday will be attended by Herbert NJ. Lerou c. c. Treat, Frank A. Sisk, George NJ Rathbone and other Norwich drug gists.s
 A course of IS lessons in home hy. giene and care of the sick has beer arranged for by the Red Cross. The lessons will be given at No. Wash ington street. Application for mem bership and information as to cost an6 scope of the course can be obtained from Mrs. ". K. Tingley, Broad St. adv.
 The sum Of $500 and the library ot l queathed to Right Rev. John J. Milan bishop of the Hartford diocese. the money to be used for the benefit ot St. Agnes Home for Dependent In tants. West Hartford. Louis MabreyN writes Norwich friends from Deland, Florida, on his way to St. Petersburg, that that towr is an educational and religious cen ter. The J. ?. Stetson University, To- cated there. has 800 pupils, and is 2 l co-edueational institution. In the appeal made to the commu nifty on behalf of the Armenian or. phans, twelve orphans have been ap. portioned to Park Congregations | church. Sixty dollars provides fol one orphan, Contributions are, beins sent to Miss Adeiaide L. Butts.
 At a recent meeting of the direc. tors of the Somers Library the fol. l lowing officers were chosen: Presi dent, Arthur Goldthorpe; secretar, and treasurer. Ernest s. Fuller; com mittee on repairs, Charles s. Fuller Clifford J. Parsons, s. Dwight Perci val
 Methodists, here are receiving frer East. Greenwich Academy president a letter asking for payment of sub scYiptions to the endowment fund The pledges read, "in five equal an nual payments, beginning Sept. 1 1913, with interest at per cent. pc anaum.+
 Schools, women's clubs and patri etie organizations are to be asked t advance the movement of the Amer ican Forestry Association to mak Jan. s. the day Theodore Roosevelt died, a national day for empha sizinl the need of forest conservation in thi country.