Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-02
VARIOUS MATTERS

NAN1OUS MAI IERS
There was the usual first of April
moving.
Regular meeting Of Knights of Co.
lumbus this evening at 8.SO.-Adv.
Many of the boys and girls are busy
coloring Easter eggs.
DabolTs Almanac is unkind enough
iday.
The best moonlight nights during
seth. ~ ''ie
Many Passover guests are being en-
terta1ned by Chesterfield and Mont
vile families.
Resurrection and Lite" cantata at
Second church. Easter night; special
orchestra,-Adv.
Yesterday. Maundy Thursday, holy
communion was celebrated in the
Episcopal churches
Because Wallingford has a member
ship of 82S. it is claiming to be the
largest grange in the state.
The trade in Easter flowers prom
ises to be unusually heavy. The lily
holds its own as first favorite.
The state civil service commission
Will hold test for prison attendants
during the last week Of April.
The staff at the Otis library put
IN busy day yesterday, as the Ii
brary is closed for the holiday.
1t was voted at the state D. A. r.
meeting in West Hartford, Wednes-
Gay: TO Mold the next state meeting in
Derby.
Concert and ball, F'oresters, Easter
Monday night. Pulaski hall. Drew's
orchestra. Tickets 50c.-Adv.
Some Of the churches are to hold
their services on April II, in observ-
ance of the 50th anniversary of the
death of Abraham Lincoln.
Governor Marcus H. Holcornb has
signed the commission of Justin r
Holman Of Old Saybrook. a member
of the state board Of charities. for a
term OF -FOUR years from July 1, 1915.
Members here have been notified
that the meeting Of the National
American McAIl auxiliary is to be
held at the Center church, Hartford
Wednesday and Thursday, May and
6. oi1'
Union services at the Church of
the Good Shepherd. IL a. m. and
at the Broadway church, 7.45 %. M
Adv. -
A native OF Colchester. Rev DR.. M
A. sullivan, rector Of the Church of
the immaculate Conception, Hartford.
recently suffered a nervous breakdown,
put Is now we'll on the road to re-
covery.
Local Yale men are receiving blanks
Tor nomination Of a trustee to meet
the ending of the present term of AL
fred L. Ripley. class Of 1873 Mr.. Rip
ley is member Of the prudential
committee
At Our Lady of Grace church on
Fishers Island Wednesday, the Rev.
j. r. Mclaughlin celebrated an an
MVersary requiem mass for w. P.
Syrnes. Mr.. Byrnes' widow was Miss
Don't be misled. F. Nowatzkv's news
stand removed from the car station
to 256 Main street, opp. Ferry street.
ADV.
The April list poem, The Fisher Bow
ana Trout. referred to THURSDAY as
appearing in a number of the big
4alnes. was written by Rev. Felix
J. O'Neill. of Stafford Springs, for
merly of Norwich.
The planet Mercury will be visible
Tor a few days the first of the month
IN the eastern morning sky, but it is
SO near the sun, which it is rapidly
approaching. and so far south that it
Will soon be lost to view.
That any person who mails any
1oodstuns to one Of the belligerent
countries in Europe by parcel post.
takes a risk that the same viii not
De delivered or will be confscated.
Is the Information received by the
post office from the department at
Washington.
commissioner on Domestic Animals
Jeffrey 0. Phelps, Jr., on Wednesday
stated that all but one herd Of cattle
IN New London county known to be
injected by the hoof and mouth dis
ease had been condemned and disposed
OF and spoke in praise of the cooper
atlon the state had received from the
Meath departments of the towns quar-
antined.