Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-14
Olfle BllilRtin.
Norwich, Tuesday, April 14, 1914.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Many of the Passover and Easter visitors left town Monday. George Fritts and family have moved from Groton to Waterfront City owners are already coming to their country places for the season.
 A course dinner every noon at the Wauregan House for 50 cents each Adv.
 Monday is the church calendar was the feast of the Patronage Of St. Jo- seph.
 Clubs and social organizations will resume meetings now that Lent is ended
 There was good Easter Monday trade in the stores, although chilly weather affected business somewhat.
 pr. and Mrs. James H. Tynan of Colchester have sent cablegrams to friends announcing their arrival in Germany
 Major Isaac Brenaley's cottage at Eastern Point is being put in order for the summer and men are at work on interior decorating.
 License vour dog in the town clerks office today. One dollar extra after May frst.-adv.
 The idea of organizing the game clubs of every city into a protective organization has been suggested by a member of the state fame commits sion.
 Spring cleaning of yards and gar dens began yesterday. Many extra will iSSs, during the seven days of Merchants Week
 A good proportion of the passen- gers going north on the C. V road this week will be Canadian tourists who spent Holy Week in New York and Washington.
 Now that eggs are plenty and cheap some of the farmers are preserving them against time of scarcity by the watergiass method explained by Storrs college authorities
 Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood, chief-o staff of the army, has sent local school superintendents a letter indorsing the student military instruction camps to be held during the summer
 Local Baptists here received notice of the forty third annual meeting of
  ary society to be held April 2S-50, at the First Baptist church, Newton Cen tre, Mass.
 The annual meeting of the Norwich City Union of Kings Daughters and Sons will be held this evening in the Norwich Town Congregational church at 7.45 o'cIock.-adv.
 Mrs. Hector Ledoux of Worcester and SicFay- C4 ,icIa oF Two cinthe, P. O., are guests of their moth CT. Mrs. Adelard Boule, of Grosvenor- dale, who will celebrate her S0th birth day Wednesday.
 The Jordan lobster fishermen are busy preparing for an early start out of the cove for the summer The fleet comprises about ten boats many of them being the largest that ply the Sound in that business.
 The instructors of the turner so- cietieS in several of the cities of the state and western Massachusetts, were entertained by the Rockville Turn Verein Sunday. Saturday night dance was given in Turn hall.
 Norwegians in Connecticut are con tributing to the fund to be sent to Nor way to defray the cost of a monument which will be 8 testimonial from the NorWeglans in America to the mother country on the tooth anniversary of it's independence in May
 The tax collector will be at the Yantic store today from 10 to 1130 a. m. and at store of Patrick T Con- nell, Bean Hill, from 12 m. to 1.30 D. m. to collect taxes.-adv.
 Charles Richards and Howard Peck ham of Norwich were at Fort Wright the last of the week. MT. Peckham hopes to enter West Point and while at the post underwent a physical exam ination. The surgeorn declared his physical condition excellent.
 On April 23, coincident with the three hundred and fiftieth anniversary of Shakespeare's birth, will occur an an- niversary which Irish societies will note, the nine hundTedth anniversary of the Battle of Clontarf. in which the Irish soldiers of Brian Boru defeated the Danes who had enslaved both France and England.
 PARK COMMISSIONER