Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-09
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Town Clerk HeIbrook has issued about 75 dog licenses so far.
 April 15 is the last day allowed by. law to pay the personal taxes.
 The putting up of new awnings about town suggests the coming of summer.
 The window displays for the Easter trade attract constant notice and fa- vorable comment.
 Special lunch for business men daily at the Wauregan house for 50 cents.-adv.
 There will be extra banking and postoffice business today. because of the holiday Friday
 A Woodbury patient, Mrs. Harry Eyre. was committed to the state hos pital at Norwich Monday
 The executive committee of the state board of agriculture met in the capitol this week and approved current bills.
 George Tyler of Baltimore, a relative of the Norwich Tylers. is spending a few days at his cottage at Eastern Point.
 The commissioners of pharmacy ex- aTnined 36 applicants for licenses as assistant pharmacists Tuesday at the capitol.
 The pdizes for The Lee & Osgood Sponge Essay Contest may be seen in their show window-adv.
 There was a meeting of the East Lyme Historical society Wednesday afternoon at the home of John Com stock at Mantle
 This year marks an unusual coinci- dence, the Christian Good Friday and the Hebrew Feast of the Passover coming on the same day.
 Sheriff Sidney A. Brown of New London is recovering from an at tack of erysfpeias from which he has been suffering for some time.
 Today Holy Thursday in the Cath olic churches, two sacred hosts will be consecrated, one for the mass of the pre-sanctiied, on Good Friday.
 Simons & Fox, the decorators of Hartford will dress the Armory for the Sodality's Easter Monday Ball. adv.
 There was a large audience in the Saybrook Point Congregational church Sunday morning to greet Rev. William F. White, who preached his first ser mon as pastor of the church.
 Commodore Morton F. Plant of Eastern Point arrived Tuesday from New York, where he arrived Friday after spending the winter at the Belle view at Belleair Heights. Fla.
 Eastern Connecticut girls who are students at Wellesley college were called back Tuesday to resume, in temporary quarters, thier studies, in- terrupted by the fire of March r.
 Annual meeting of Franklin coun- cil No. 3, R. and S. NJ. will be held this evening in Masonic Temple at 7.30.-adv.
 Allen Dean of Lyme has two children i'll in North Stonington. One has ton silitis and the other pneumonia. MT. Dean expected to move his family to Lyme last week, but the illness of the children changed his plans.
 Night attack practice has commenced at the island forts. The batteries on Forts Wright, Michie and Terry are manned during this practice and the transports Gen. Brannon and Aires steam about the forts trying to make a landing.
 
 A pleasant and busy meeting of Com fort circle of the Kings Daughters was he'd Wednesday afternoon with the leader, Mrs. A. T. Utley. of Lafayette street, II members and one visitor be- ing present.
 A cablegram has been received from l s. J. Reuter- that he has arrived on the other side. MT. Reuter- is accompanied by Mrs. Reuter- and daughter His | 1f k L,z ! taking several weeks trip to Holland i and Germany.
 The street railway committee of the l New London court of common council I has set April 3. at O'clock for the hearing on the petition of the East 1 Lyme street railway for permission to | erect a three phase transmission line 1 on Bank street.
 Supt R. D. Fitzrnaurice, formerly of ! this city, now of Waterbury, has l stated that the retrenchment policy of 1 the New Haven road will not in the least affect the repair work this year. The repair work will be equal to that done every spring. People think Easter late this year, but it can come any time between March p and April 25. being the first Sunday after the first full moon that occurs after the 21st of March, the time of the Sverna1 equinox, called the paSchal full moon. Edith Lathrop. wife of c. Edward Meacham. of Holland, died Monday af- ] ter an illness of nine weeks. She was 1 born in Holland Nov. 21, 1879. daughter of Mrs. Sarah Young and grand 1 daughter of Dr. Gilbert H. Young. The 1 funeral was held Wednesday. i Writes For Peruvian Paper. | Luther K Zabrislie, vice and deputy l consul at the United States consulate 1 at Callao, Peru. has favored friends here with copies of the West Coast