Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-29
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Norwich. Thursday, Jan. g, 1920
VARIOUS MATTERS

 this evening.
 The dance at Fitchvilie, Friday night, is indefinitely postponed ed;-adV.
 The state shoot for the Burpes pee Trophy is to be held Monday at the Collinsville range.
 A book of practical suggestions ac- quired recently by the Otis Library ls F. $. Wright's Manual on lndustrla Nursing.
 At present there are 1t5 patients q. Norwich State Tuberculosis Sana- toriuni, about go being in the new infirrnary.
 The weather Wednesday kept up Januarys reputation, being g hoa8e podge of snow, rain, sunshine, thaw, grayness and freeze.
 The thirty ninth annual meeting of the Connecticut Humane society was held at 3 o'clock Wednesday, at the headquarters in Hartford.
 Osgoods whanf. big cargo. of caoice fresh fish. Many kinds, low prices adv.
 In the shannon Building, on the Main street side, J. Harry Shanhcn is having new front put ,i in for store which will be about 35x20.
 Wednesday, at 10 a. m. the Wcman's Neighborhood prayer meeting was held at Park church parsonage and was ably led by Mrs. s. H. Howe.
 In some of the surrounding towns owners of grist mills have been ham uered because of too much ice in the streams, so that the mills have stood idle.
 MT and Mrs Fred BurnhAnn of Amstotl celebrated their fifteenth wedding anniversary Sunday, by giv- ing a dinner to a small party of friends.
 After days delay due to the storms. the Norwich street depart ment notor-truck made it's rounds on Wednesday for ashes and garbage collections.
 Owing to the notice of the health eficer, there will be no more dances at the Scotland Road hall until further nDtice.-adv.
 The Newport papers mention that Rear Admiral Herbert 0. Dunn. of Westerly, who has been at the La forge cottage, has returned to Boston until Monday.
 The city ow-plow, four horse hitch, was run through the gutters of the business streets Wednesday in the effort to clear channel for the streams of thawing snow.
 During this month Inc plsnet Mars has been near Se:ca, the first rnagni- tude star in Virgo, and rising shortly after midnight throughout the month. It is about 125 million miles from the earth.
 The Hartford State Tuberculosis Sanatorium has now installed it's own Ir,vsr l z laundry work for the institutions of the state. including the Norwich Sanatorium.
 gagcment If Miss Katherine Barry, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Carlos Bar ry, of Stone Acre, Quaker Hill, to Maj. Stacy Knopf, 14th Field Artil- lery, |. S. A.
 Open dates, bus sleigh, Thursday, Friday evening. Dance, Fitchville, church supper, Preston City. Charm ing moon Phone Davis s17-2.-adv.
 A physician gives this remedy as good for colds 'and the prevention of influenza: To a cup Of hot water add a teaspoon of bicarbonate of soda and five drops of camphor. This is to be taken several times a day,
 When Assessor c. B. Lyman of Co., lumbia went to his barn Sunday morning he found his best horse dead in his stall. The animal had gotten into a cra1nped position in the stall The horse>was valued at SIPS.
 A meeting of Comfort Circle of the Kings Daughters appointed for We'd nesday at the home of Mrs Stanton w. Brown, of Wightman avenue, was deferred until Thursday of next week because of unfavorable weather.
 Milder weather Wednesday helped the railroad crews. who have been working overtime because of engine trouble caused in many instances by dificulty is overcoming the intense cold and getting up sufficient steam.
 In the $4,000, 900 Smith College in a total of S42, 800, while the New York city committee reports gifts of $41,4oe. The total subscriptions re- ported to Wednesday amount to $44z, : GOO.
 Minstrel and dance, State Armory. Willimantic, Saturday night. Show starts at 8, dancing at s.-adv.
 The United States civil service com- mission announces for Feb. 10 an ex- animation for ceramic assistant for a vacancy at the Ceramic Experiment Station in the Bureau of Mines, Co., lumbus, O., at s1,2oO to q, 800 6 year.
 Relatives and family friends at tended requiem high mass Wednes- day at o'clock, in St. Patrick s church, sung by the rector, Rev. J. H. Frederick, on the second anniver- sary of the death of Dr. Patrick J. Cassidy.
 Game wardens are appealing to the sportsmen and others who have the welfare of wild birds at heart to scat ter food in the woods and other loca- tions where the partridge, quail and other game make their feeding ground.
 At meeting Of the executive com mittee of the Soldiers Hospital board at the office of Governor Marcus H. Holconb, Tuesday, the appointment of Dr. Harold E. Hoyt as surgeon at the Soldiers home in Noroten was approved.
 former Norwich man, in town on a visit this week, states that to him the sufeSt sign that the city is grow ing and prospering is the fine dis play made by store windows, both as to stocks and the way these are shewn up.
 According to a communication re- ceived by Rev. Walter E. Lanphear. 3 former pastor of the Congregational church in Chaplin, and an ardent pro hibitienist, if cider has more than one and one-half per cent. of kick 1t be- comes unlawful.
 By what was practically a party vote, the republican members of the Rockville common council voted on Tuesday night to purchase an auto