Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-04
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Nes-~fch. Thursdss. March 4 tszO
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Light vehicle lamps at s11 o'clock this evening.
 The e4sir shortage is still acute in $ number of Connecticut towns.
 Durfns wednesday the mercury rose tc 4s degrees and the beiated January thaw st in.
 second K-c Smoker Thursday sve- ming, March 1. Good boxing exhibi- ti6fs.-adv.
 The wonen's state guard lodge of the Order sons Of Herman is to con- vene In New Haven in May.
 Alumni have Been notifed that the class of 1SSe of Yale college will have it's anrual dinner st tf1e Yale club in New York, Saturday evening.
 Conductor John o'Neiff of New London. who dia< in that city Tues day morning. will be bSfprned in St. Johns e&zetery. Old Saybrock.
 The state board of educsti6n has ad6pted the recommendation of See- fetary c. D. Hffe, regarding ificreas- iis salaries of teachers 90 per cent.
 Silk manufacturers in Connecticut state that high grade materials are to and that there is a ready market for
  When the final meeting of the Rock vile hospital drive coff4sHfttee was held Tuesday afternoon at the Rock vile house the fund stood at $51. 1.1s2, wbile it vas only planned to raise $50 ee6.
 A New London man, who is t,ron1ot : ing the construction and operation of motion picti1re theatre at Ocean beach. has received permit from the state police authorizing him to operate such a theatre.
 The meeting of Ellington grange. postponed from last week, was held Wednesday evening. Rev. James T. Carter had charge Of the programme, which was An Evening With the Master Musicians
 Franklin Chapter. Nc. 1. R. 4. M, works the Mark Master degree to- nisht at Masonic Temple at 7.so.- adv.
 Mrs. John Laidlow Buell., of Liteh- held, state regent Of the Daughters of the American Revolution. is address ing meetings of the D. A. R. about the state on Reconstruction Work in Reconstruction Days"
 In the United States court at New Haven Tuesday, John Shea, of Staf- ford Springs, pleaded guilty to viola ton of the war time prohibition act claiming he thought he had the right to sell. He was fined $40 Frederick Bill. the wealthy and benevolent Eastern Point resident. who died in Florida, Tuesday. was brother of the late Henry Bill. oi Norwich. and uncle of Mrs. Joseph H Selden and Miss Jane Bill. The Lenten appointments of Arch deacon ]. Eldred Brown, rector ot Trinity Episcopal church. include. St Paurs church. Plainfield, March 17th St. Paurs, WillimShtic, the zeth, Affe St Marks, Mystic. the soth. The United States Civil Service commission announces for April {. sr exaination for Photographic trasferers 1 male. more than % years old for va. | careies in the Coast Geodetie Survey Department of Commerce, at $1 .366 . year.
 Don't miss the K-C smoker Thurs day evening March 4. Barney Kee nan, Austin Rice and Sailor Jack t, | bcx.-adv,
 Tn his over ten years as janitor 4 the Otis library. Hugh H. Moorelant i declares he has never known so se. | were winter as this, 6r one wf1icT has required such constant eare q the very dangerous walk at the lbrar. corner.
 A former Norwich and Mystic res dent. Edward Perkins Clarke, spok on Why Women Should Support tn Labor Party" at the meeting of tn Hartford Equal Rights club. Tues day afternoon in Center Churcl House.
 Miss Doris Cone of Fast HAmntoY a student at the Word Belmont scifoc in Nashville, Tenn, carried of frs honofs at recent swimming meet ( liiterschool girls. The meet was be tween the Word Belmont and Peabod schools
 Mrs. PenHelfs children's receptio and exhibiton ot fancy dances. Tn Wauregan. March 5, : D. m. Ticket may be obtained from members of th elass.-adv.
 Licenses of drivers of motor vehi eles in this state expired Februar 2s and the motor vehicle depart ment has issued Warnings that rriv CTS who operate vehicles under tn old licenses are liable to arrest a any time.
 The tenth annual exhibition of tn Connecticut Academy of Fine Aft is to be held in the galleries of tn Wadsworth Athenaeum Annex. a Hartford. from April 1s to May 2. l will be limited to sculpture ad O paintings.
 As the mall for Bolton comes no, from Andover, the R. F. D. carrie could not get # Saturday. Rev. Fran Abbott went down On snowshoes an met the carrier in the south part ( mail for the district.
 A Norwich girl. Miss Mary Gornat of PAT Washington street, an Fsieht Grade pupil of St. Patrick's sciot was the only pupil in Connecticut VII won one of the 100 silver medals ot fered by a Boston newspaper for Il best essay on Lincoln.
 The pleasing anthem by Dr. Jul
 Jordan, The Last Sheep. has bee sung of late by Park Church qua tet, Mrs. Arthur F. Story, Miss Whi
 lord, Eben Learned and Eugene -sesmans. and has met with great f;
 vor from the congregation.
 The census of the towns of TolIa
 shows population of 1,946. This is
 snSnI decrease Tn population fro
 ten years ago. At that time there VI
 q good many in the county jail whi,
 is located there and at thiss cens
 there were but two prisoners.
 There is plenty of oil and easoli
 in Rockville yet there is an ac,l
 shortage in the stores and an apne
 was made to President P. M. Ho1
 of the Rockville Chamber of Cor
 merce to relieve the situation. T
 oil cars are stalled on a side track.