Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-22
Clue BullRtln.
Norwioh,- Saturday, March 22. 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS.
Tides will be high today.

Scores of Easter eggs were sold Fri day.
 New wall papers at The Tanning Studios, No. 31 Willow St.-adv
 Dabon's almanac is unkind enough to predict snow for Easter.
 The weatherwise do not like rain on the day that the sun crosses the line.
 Easter postcards, booklets and novel, ties at Lowell Bros. Thames sq.-a.1N.
 Easter always means big business for dealers in candy. fruit and ice cream.
 The florists consider yesterday one of the busiest days the trade has ever known.
 Fire sale Regular ss5o eyeglasses for s1.75. Burnhams, 227 Main street. Adv.
 This is the date of the moons total eclipse at 5-13 a. m.. thirty six min utes before sunrise
 Today, Holy Saturday, is a day of abstinence from meat for all members of the Catholic church.
 Have your wall papering done by The Tanning Studios. 31 Willow St. adv.
 Easter Sunday in the Methodist churches will be the next to the last Sunday of the Conference year.
 The pleasant days early in the week inspired lot owners to begin spring improvements in the cemeteries.
 Special attention given to children at the Wauregan House Barber shop. Adv.
 Visitors to New London yesterday stated that the fog warning sounded continuously during the afternoon and evening.
 Some of the lawns will not have to become green this spring. as the grass has not been really Drowned all winter
 Five barbers at your service on Sat urday at Wauregan House Barber shop.-Adv-
 A former Norwich resident, Rev. An J. Hetrick. of Canterbury, has written some earnest and inspiring verses Lines for Easter.
 An arteslan we'll driving machine is at Groton Long Point where the own CT has contracts to drive several wells before the approach of warm weather.
 Boysl Buy her an Easter hat for only 25 cents at Lowell Bros, Thames square.-adv.
 Several of the party of Norwich teachers going to Washington today went down to New York on the boa train Friday night and will join the party there today.
 Judge Burpee of the Superior court Tuesday, in chambers, appointed Ty- Ter Cruttenden of Norwich temporary receiver of the American Shear and Knife company of Woodbury.
 Now is the time to buy Easter post cards and booklets at Lowell Bros. Thames sQuare--aGfv.
 Next Friday evening will be the laSt meeting night of the season for the !. M. c. A. Bible classes, and plans are under way for a special pro
 The weather clerk executed a sud len and most ungracious move in turning bright sunshine to showers and steady rain on the holiday, for many new spring hats were ruined. Miss May Graham and Miss Chris tina Graham are two other Norwich school tea achers who have joined the party which leaves this morning for an Easter recess trip to Washington. 
 Today the tax collector will be at the Peoples store, TaftviIle, fl om F m. to 2.30 D. m. for the purpose of the personal tax.-Adv.
 Norwich bakers made record sales of hot cross buns Friday morning, Louis H. Brunnelle alone disposing of ] thousand dozen and others having pig calls for the oId-time English biscuits.
 Seven of the eleven members of the Jessica Sewing and Social club of New London, Miss Josephine Horton pres dent, made their second annual visit 70 Norwich Friday and after supper party attended Davis theatre.
 In New London, business men are petitioning that an express be run rom that city to New York each week day, leaving New Lo1plon at l. m. and arriving in New York at 10 l. m. the train to consist of coaches md parlor car.