Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-13
VARIOUS MATTERS

It was 5S degrees in the shade Sun day noon.
 The schools will begin the spring term today.
 Grocers and marketmen put in a long day Saturday.
 Neosha whist tonight in Foresters' hall-Adv.
 Yale students have been home for the spring vacation of one week.
 The city watering cart did useful work in the West Side Saturday.
 Heavy rain late Saturday night left the streets and walks well cleaned fo1 Easter.
 The Wauregan House will serve a regular dinner today from 11.30 to 200 o'clock for 50 cents.-Adv
 Good Friday traffic by train and trolley was heavy and kept up well over Saturday.
 License your dog in the town clerks office today. One dollar extra after May hrSt.-adv.
 At the Otis library reading room Sunday afternoon there was a good Ol NlSllOTS- MISS SdQl6 J. Dawson was in charge.
 Men from this section have joined the new gang of carpenters which the railroad company has put with head quarters at Old Saybrook Junction
 Sodality Ball tonight at armory Cadillac orcheStra.-Adv.
 In the list of box-holders for New I TCndnn'S charity hal evening, No. p. Frank Sisk. Norwich; No 40, Mrs. James F. Fenton, Nor wich.
 The state continues improvements at the tuberculosis Sanitarium. Just now Boss Farmer Thomas J. Kelleys house, which has been reshingled is being painted.
 Mrs. Mary Howard. S6, widow of Jo- seph Howard, died Friday at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Augustus Clark in Mantle. She is survived by a sis ter, Mrs. Percy.
 sodality Ball tonight at armory. Cadillac orchestra.-Adv.
 The seawall, which is being con- structed by the Shenecossett Beach company at Eastern Point about four feet high and up to the sand level. It is to be seven feet in height when completed.
 To the annual meeting of the State Young Mems Association of Connecti- cut which will be held in Meriden Wednesday. April 29, Waterman R. Bishop are the Norwich delegates
 There are now 175 bathhouses at Ocean beach so with 36 new houses there will be 211. These will be suf- f1cient to accommodate bathers on average days and will help relieve the congestion of Sundays and holidays
 c. S. Lake, formerly superintendent Of a division of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, will become general superintendent of the Seaboard Air line on May 1, and will have headquarters in Portsmouth Va.
 Sodality Ball tonight at armory. Cadillac orchestra-AdV
 At a banquet given in New York on Saturday evening by the Netherlands society which is celebrating the golden jubilee Of it's foundation, one of the POO present was Prof Arnold and c. P. Huizinga, who has a summer home at Thompson.
 Instead of participating in the New England war game indications are that the Connecticut National guard will hold it's annual tour of duty at Mantle the same as on last year. The report is around in militia circles that the war game has been called off.
 The tax collector will be at the store of H. s. Young, Norwich Town, today from Il a. m. to p. m. to collect taXes.-Adv.
 People are beginning to buy flags for Merchants Week. From the time the flag is raised on the city hall on the morning of April 18th until it is furled at sunset, April 18th, the en- tertalnment committee hopes house flags will fly, not excepting Sunday. Patriots Day.
 By a recent order in the interest of safety, the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad has provided a sys- tenn of block signals by which no train, freight or passenger may leave one station until it has been reported as having arrived at the station beyond Hitherto the rule has been to wait ten minutes, then go ahead
 The Chelsea Boat club cordially in vite all men interested in motor boat ing to attend meeting at Buckingham Memorial on Tuesday. April IA, at 8 o'clock. MT George $. Goldie of the Nameaug Boat club of New London, will give talk on the subject of Run ming the Motor Boat, Its phases Day. Night, Fog and Storm running.-adv.