Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-07
Ulm BnIlgtin
gaorxieh, Saturday. Feb. ', fe2o

.nls evening.
 , Norwich Free sAcadmy held a ses- sion as usual Friday.
 Tomorrow is sexagesima Sunday, about sixty days before Easter.
 An oneco patient, Miss Susie Car, lotti is at Bacluss Hospital. Norwich,
 The boy behind the snow shovel earned many an honest quarter dur ing Friday.
 No service will be held at the Spir- itual Academy, Sunday.-adv..
 This week the census at the Nor wich State Hospital for the Insane shows, 1911 patients.
 Some, of the Norwich nilkmen had to use up most of their day, Friday in making their rounds.
 Again Friday morning the mo-. school signal was sounded, because of the severity of the storm.
 School in district No: 10, Preston. has been closed during the week. on account of the illness of the te/;h's CT, Miss Harriet Bennett.
 Friends here learn tha Mrs. Ben jamin F. Gasken of Groton, who is ill with influenza is at the home Of Miss Winona Gaskell in Mystic.
 The grand list of the town of Gro. ton has been estimated this year at ss,455, 40, an increase over the val uation of last year of s3,1o2,9S0. :. At Saybrook Point, Miss Olive Clark is able to take up her work as rural mail Aearrier,a after being kept in the house by illness the past week.
 The State milk regulation board has called a conference of milk pro ducers at the capitol in Hartford on Feb. IS to discuss the pasteurization of milk.
 Ice in Long Island sound is heav- fer than at any time this winter and tugs with tows findNit very difficult to get through, especially toward the New York end.
 Regular meeting Rev. Daniel Mullen assembly, K. of C., Sunday. Feb. 8, at D. m. Sunlight building.-adv.
 While ice in the Thames River at heavy and unbroken, a tug has been able to make it's way up as far as Allyns Point.
 The United States civil service commission anounceS for Feb. Is an examination for stockman for vacan- cies at the United States fleet supply base, Brooklyn. x. l., at $3.S4 per diem.
 An examination of the almshouse in New London and the Oral school for the deaf at Mystic by the State Board of Charities disclosed that both are kept according to law.
 The old family horse and the an- cient sleigh have proved the saliva ton of many household in the out lying sections since trains, trolleys and jitneys have been put out of business by the snow.
 Mrs. Bertha L. S. Gallup of Moosup a summer resident of Wamphasset Point, was elected grand treasurer for the state of the Order of the Eastern Star at it's recent annual meeting in New Haven.
 Americanization Director Rev. FL liott B. Barber, formerly of Norwich, will commence his work in Danbury at once. MT. Barber will have his Headquarters in the office of the su- Derintendent Of schools
 A months mind requiem high mass for John Caples, requested Friday at St. Patrick's church by White Cross Ge.rsciky K Of C., was sung by Rev. Peter J. Cuny, relatives and family friends attending the service.
 Regular meeting Rev. Daniel Mullen assembly. K of C.. Sunday, Feb. s, at P. m. Sunlight ouilding-adv.
 Moonlight coasting has been popu- lar in Bolton, the young people mak- ing the most of the good sliding places. On Bolton Hill there has been more than a mile of continuous Ctine m
 Society papers mention that Miss Caroline Ruutz Rees gave a luncheor Thursday at Rosemary college, d Greenwich, Conn, to introduce Mis-. Shn ley Putnam, a descendant of Geaeral Israel Putnam, of Windhan County.
 The Stonington Mirror states tha friends in that locality were sadden. ed to learn of the death of one of tn, esteemed members of Lords Poin Colony, Charles w. Bradway, at hi home in Putnam, Jan. 27, after : lingering illness.
 Federal, state and railroad faciIi. ties and agencies are soon to be em. ployed, comparatively in Connection to furnish vocational training to em. ployes of the New York, New Have1 and Hartford railroad, in eight cities including Putnam.
 It has been called to the attention of4 the Connecticut Humane society that certain concerns after usin, horses all day for delivery business rent them for hauling sleighing par ties at night and this latter practic, has been forbidden.
 News comes from Mir. and Mrs Louis Mabrey, ot Norwich, that the, are charmed with Deland, Florida S, are continuing their stay in that col lege town. They have just returnet from a bO0-mile automobile trip f, Miami and Palm Beach.
 Because of unfavorable weather oj Friday afternoon, the February meet ing of Park Congregational Mis. i sionary Society appointed to be hell at the Osgood Memorial, when Mrs James A. Bidwell was to read a pa per on China. was omitted.
 : A letter has been receiveds bv in granges and others from M. Estell Sprague, of Storrs Agricultural Col | lege, the state home demonstrate, leader, calling attention to the pro gram which will be given Farmer,
 Week at the state armory in Hart ford - -''i i At the recent meeting of the Con nectlcut Milk Producers association
 a resolution was adopted. calling mn
 on the government to discharge mn
 necessary employees. It is intimate
 that there are over 100000 useIes
 employees in the government seryic
 at present. e-' II
 Peter Walters. tried in the Ne,
 Haven superior court for stealth
 fourteen automobiles, was fonn
 guilty on fifteen counts by inr
 before Judge Gardiner Greene of No,
 wich,. and was given a Sentence r,e