Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-03
VARIOUS MATTERS


 this evening.
 r The February moon is full tomof- row, the 4th, at,s3.42 a. m. Get your round clans at Powers Bros, today.-adv.
 Bee-keepers in and near Norwich say that their bee colonies appear 10 be wintering well.
 Fred Brewer of East Hampton says the frost has ruined his peach trees and he will have no fruit this year. At the meeting of the school board | of the town of SomerS, It was Voteo l to increase the salaries of teachers There is a plan to consolidate the Connecticut Automobile assoclatlon
 and Connecticut Good Roads Asso-
 citation.
 At Old Lyme, N. M. Terry's teams and men have been taking advantage of this snow and hauling loss to Griswold's s2wmill.
 At the Forum of the United Con l gregational church Sunday, the men l of the congregation consldered the nature of bolsheviSnn.
 This weeks meeting of Fidells class of the Central Baptist church l will be with Mrs. George SanoerS A 1 2s2 West Main street.
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 Sons of Veterans, tonight, 7.4s. BUCK 1 ingham Memorial-adv. The Peck Library, Norwich Free
 Academy, has received among otner | gifts Leonard F. AyreS history Of | The War With Germany. l January of this year made a record as the coldest first month of the year | in a long period, as the cold contin- ued steadily without 2. break i At the meeting of the missionary | society at Park church parish house, l Friday afternoon, Mrs. James A. Bid well is to read a paper on China. As a protective measure teachers 1 in most of the schools have been 1 careful to send home all pupils cough i ing or showing symptoms of grip or 1 influenza.
 The thermometer at Shea's News office which registered 8 degrees be- ] low zero Saturday morning showed a 1 reading of A degrees above, after
 uoon Monday.
 ] The fourth quarterly conference of l the Portland Methodist. church was held last week in the chapel. District Superintendent ". H. Bath, of Nor
 wich, presided.
 Dog fanciers in the state are inter ] eSLe0 In the dnuQd1 Erfu NS1ly 4ASllilC4 | Club show to be held at New Ha- I ven, March Is. Wilbur H. Purcell is
 manager of the show.
 Although it was claimed that the l mercury at East Great Plain had dropped to 20 degrees below Sunday l morning. 1t is stated that the 1oweSc official notch was degrees below. I At Trinity Episcopal church, Mon day at 10 o'clock. the rector, Arch 1 deacon J. Eldred Brown offfciated at T the celebration of the holy cou1mun-
 ion, on the Feast of the Fabrication. I The White Ribbon Banner mentions T that literature published by the State I Sunday School Association and the N, i W, c. T. U. has been sent quarterly 10 the 75 schools in Wipdham coun-
 ty.
 Mir. and Mrs Wiiiig4m Hale, resi- dents of Saybrook Point, started for F'lorida last week for a two months l visit. MT. Hale is baggagemaser
 on the early SayfDrook Point and
 Hartford passenger train.
 | One town in the state had a party
 theaother night. At the house where
 the young folks gathered the authori.
 ties posted a notice which said, "Nc
 kissing. This precaution is taken
 against the spread of influenza" A. Curland of the Talking Machine
 Shop Norwich, has left to attend the
 fifth annual National Music Show ir | New York, where one hundred exhib- 7 its valued at over $2, ,000.000 are on view at the Grand Central Palace. l With more than 500 delegates, rep : resenting congregations aggregatine 100000 Jews in all parts of tho l United States the Eighth annual con } yention of the United Synagogue o. l America Is in session at Philadelphia Hot meat pie supper at Church ot the Good Shepherd, Wednesday, Feb 4th. 50 cents. Upstairs at s o'clock second entertainment in the course Miss Morgan. reader, and organ recita
 by U. $. Huber. Single tickets 5t : cents. Tickets for supper and enter
 tainment can be secured at the Rec
 ord office.-ady.
 According to reports which com,
 to Thomas Holt, state dairy and foot
 comm: ssioner, no attempt is made |,
 enforce the egg law and mark colC
 storage products. There is on,
 wholesale firm noted as a gross vio
 lator.
 Word has been received at Tollanc . |. of the death of Rev. N, B. Cook il Dennisport,, Mass. Jan 21. Mir Cool
 was pastor of Lee Methodist church : Holland. a few years ago and wal f taken i'll while he was preachini i. there.
 g The new automobile fire engine re
 gently purcha sed by the state for tn 8 protection of the Connecticut Stat
 Hospital for the Insane. at Middle a town. has four cylinder motor an t ] a pumping capacity of 500 gallons | uj minute. The drive for st5, ,25o,ooo endow
 nent for Harvard was scheduled t 2 2 close January 18th. From the 3 ,. alumni in and about Norwich wh q were on the list of Prof. Allen La than contributions of only about sS0 v have been received to date. s Maurice Costello, formerly of Yer r non. died in Boston Wednesday. Tn 3, funeral was held Saturday mornin,
 at g o'clock from the home of hi n mother. Mrs. Mary Costello, of Yer n non. and at the Sacred Heart churcl o Varnon, at s.S0. Burial was in Man = chester.
 At St. Patrick's church in Eas = Hampton, when Miss Annie Cahiu a
 East Hampton and Daniel Sullivan q
 Portland. were married by Rev. Pat
 rick Fox. Miss Catherine Cahill. siste
 ot the bride, was bridesmaid an, Lester Scott of WHlimantic, was tn
 best man.
 . The local telephone girls have ha, |. much extra, work during the period O grlp. and influenza cases, not only in
 cidental to the calls for physician
 and nurses, but because in s,1cl 1I w-1aa