Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-06
VARIOUS MATTERS

l A Norwich man. Otis whipple, is Lyme.
 The Norwich letter carriers and po- licemen do not care how soon spring comes.
 Because of the storm. St. Patrick s parish school held no sessions I Thursday.
 At S.sO Thursday morning. the no session signals for the publis schools were rung.
 Vacancies in stores and shops begin to be noticeable because employees are absent. due to illness. At North Woodstock Judge Clarence | Child has been named executor of the will of the late Foster Child
 Drivers and other outdoor workers pronounced Thursdays cutting sleet the very worst in their experience.
 The planet Uranus will be in con- junction with the sun February 21, consequently is not visible this month.
 Levi Baker, of Elliott. has not appointed fire warden for the south part of the town of Pomfret for one year.
 Birds. especially starlings, flying abount during Thursdays storm. ap- peared in a frenzy, due to cold and l hunger.
 l The oldest inhabitants of Grosvenor- 1 dale and vicinity claim that Satur- l day last was the coldest day in forty years.
 It is claimed that Mormon elders Il are working their way eastward through Connecticut in an evangelis- tic campaign.
 
 domestic nurses is being filed with the health officials, to be available in case of emergency.
 Regular meeting K. of c. tonight at 8 o'clock. Sunlight building. First degree.-adv.
 Relatives have requested a memorial mass at St. Patricks church Satur- day for Edward A. Pratt, on the first anniversary of his death. Il A few brave shoppers ventured out during Thursday to take advantage ot the special post-inventory sales in the Norwich stores.
 The third dance in a series was giv- I en Wednesday evening at Plant hal : by the Wardroom Officers mess of the United States Submarine Base.
 A peculiar effect of Thursdays storm was the way rows of bias icicles fringed buildings, the wind blowing the dripping rain out of plumb before it had chance to freeze.
 The appointments of District Super. intendent William II. Bath, of Nor wich. include holding the fourth quar- terly conference at Putnam Metho- dist church, Tuesday evening, Feb ruary 10th.
 An occa sional Norwich visitor Simeon E. Baldwin. of New Haven former governor of Connecticut and al one time mentioned as a democratic presidential possibility, was 80 years old Thursday.
 At the last W. c. T. U. Official Boart meeting the new state superintendent: appointed included: Soldiers and sail ors. Mrs Emma J. Holman. Soutf Wilmington. Sunday school work, Mrs Ida F. Pegrum, Windham
 The wedding of Miss Gladys Tuck. CT. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Varnun Tucker of Noanll. and Frank NJ Smith of Mystic. will take place Sat urday morning. February ', at the Baptist parsonage in Groton.
 The congregation of the Poquonnot Bridge Baptist church. has unani- mously voted to wipe cue the remain. ing indebtedness of $400 upon thu church parsonage, and expects to ac. complfsh this by March 1st.
 Choice strictly fresh opened seal lops. not frozen stock at Power Bros, 75 cents per pint-adv.
 A resident of Mckinley avenue i sure the ground hog Is still at large for in shoveling snow the other morn ing ground mole, lively as could be scrambled out of the drift and ran il a hole under the house steps.
 Tn regard to state working hours !. 1 the attention of The Bulletin has bee7 called to the fact that by the nev regulations women are not supApse to work after 10 D. m. and minor after $ D. m. except one night pc week.
 2 For the second time because of ba. weather, the meeting of Comfort cir cle of the Kings Daughters. appointe, to be held Thursday afternoon wit Mrs. Stanton ". Brown, of Wight man avenue, was postponed to Wed nesday next.
 , Potter Hill. R. L, corresponden nc 1s' that Lloyd Still, employed fo sex eral months in the dresser denart ment of tlee Hallvii1e woolen mill, 1 visiting. this week at the home of hi I parents. Mir. ond Mrs. James Still, a Potter Hill.
 Principal Henry A. Tirrell dismiss ed the Norwich Free Academy pupil at 1i.45 Thursday morning One am bilious Uncasville boy had walked in to town to attend school, and numbe of pupils came from Ledyard an . other outlying districts.
 Round clans. Little Neck Easter1 fresh caught, HaIibut, Genuine Blu Points and Cape Cod Oysters a choice stock despite the bad weath CT at Powers Bros.-adv. 2 This year physicians note that gr' 1 and influenza are not proving seriou except in cases of low vitality due { : previous illness. because the publi Is eating better food than during wa - time, and working people. earning more, buy better quality food. : Thursday evening at the meeting Coventry grange, No. 75, it had bee n planned by the lecturer. Mrs. Fostt = c. Hall. to present her first pro l. gramme, each woman member to te : about her husbands favorite dish an to bring sample, which was passe y around.
 Y Mayor E. Frank Morgan of Ne Il London. has received a message frol : Col William H. Mitchell, that h accepts the office of full time healt IS officer. the nomination having bee confirmed by the court of common s council He comes from Burlington c Vt, February 18th.
 Alderman Thomas F. Farrell an Councilman Fred c. Nef and Sherma N. Bartlett of the health connmitte I of Rockville common council m, Tuesday evening and opened thre e sealed bids for the collection of tf L. city'S garbage. It was voted to ei1