Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-22

The spring term in the public | schools and St. Patrick's school will | open Monday.
 Today-Easter Even. is always a | day of special significance in the | churches. License your dog in the town clerks | office now. One dollar extra after May | first.-adv.
 Swahn's orchestra will render sev- eral selections at mems rally Sunday, 3: 30, at Thayer building.-adv.
 Some local residents spent Fast Day fishing, while others busied themselves gardening.
 Next Monday night, Olympic, so- dality social.-adv.
 Easter comes so late that the stores are selling May baskets along with Easter eggs and bunnies.
 At the Rumford-Pedrick farm, Wa terford, between 1900 and 1900 incu- bator chicks are already matched.
 The state convention of the Kings Daughters is to be held at Williman- tic in October, the date to be decid- ed upon.
 Although few of the toolmakers had the holiday Friday, the remainder of the Hopkins & Allen plant was too busy to stop.
 All residents of the village of Mi antic have been requested to join in the yearly cleaning up of yards and streets before May 1.
 The burning off of lots in St. Mary's cemetery has been forbidden by Rev. Father Broderick because of the dan ger of starting disastrous fires.
 The newly organized Norwich Loyal Temperance Legion, of which Mrs. J. J. Fields is leader, has held two meet ings and numbers 12 members.
 Last chance this season to hear noted medium, Mrs. Vanderbilt, Spiritual Academy, Sunday.-adv.
 During Friday, Euphemian circle of the Kings Daughters, Mrs. Anton Nelson, leader returned more com pleted work, including six dresses, to the Red Cross room.
 Next Monday night, Olympic, so- dalitY social.-adv.
 Tug barge James Mcclure, has been lowed down from Norwich to an anchorage in midstream, having fin ished discharging her cargo at the Ed ward ChappeI Cos wharf.
 The Otis library was closed for the holiday. Several groupes of small boys who enjoy it's daily privileges, forgot that fact and tried the locked door in a disappointed way. The tax collector will be at the Peo- ple's store, Taftville, today from F m. to 2.30 p. m. to receive taxes.-adv.
 
 early yesterday morning, so people on 1 moter outings later found the dust well laid. There was rumbling or | thunder and several sharp flashes of lightning during the shower.
 It was announced yesterday that the | government fleet, after August 20, the submarine f1otila will hold summer ex- 1 ercises based on New London torpe- do practices, quarterly engineering l runs and oscillator tests. Men, hear the flute solo at 33O Sun ! day by H. R. DeGruttola.-adv. Machinery for the construction of i the new state road, which is to run | from Groton station to Eastern Point has been shipped and the road win 1 be commenced upon it's arrival. The Suzio company has the contract. I l the Connecticut Kings Daughters held | at Hartford it was voted to send the 1 state president Mrs. William H. Daw- i ley, of Norwich, to the national con- vention at Burlington, la, May Ills
 The current Connecticut Campus | and Storrs Lookout notes that a mem- Der of the class of 1913. E. D. Jewett | M. F., of the Munsing Forestry School, of Michigan, is now a forester for the Canadian government witt headquarters at Toronto.
 Those Holy Hills,'' a beautifully il, l lustrated sermon by Dr. Slocum al Central Baptist, tomorrow night. Spe. l cial unsteady.
 Rev. c. Harley Smith, pastor o the New London Methodist church, of. fciated at the funeral services fol Richard, infant son of Arthur anC Florence Clark, held Wednesday aft. ernoon at the home of the parents il Waterford. Burial was in Jordo1 cemetery,
 1 The students of the English sec tion of Connecticut College have SC , lected a committee including Mis- Sadie Colt of Norwich. to have charg of the selling of Elizabethan candle and flowers in connection with tn
 Elizabethan celebration, during tn i first week or May.
 Next Monday night, Olympic, So
 dality social-adv.
 Mrs. John c. Averill had charge O
 the Red Cross headquarters on Frida,
 morning. In the afternoon, Mrs
 James Lewis Smith. Miss Ella M. Nor
 ton and Mrs. Robert w. Perkins wer
 in charge, Mrs. Frederick A. Byrne of Norwich and Mrs. Wilson Wright
 of New Haven, assisting.
 The w. c. T. U. will hold a food sal
 Wednesday, April 26, from Il a. m. t
 6 p. m., in the Thayer building.-ad7
 To Take Movies of Militia.
 Arrangements are being made wit
 the Paramount Film company to talk
 pictures of the militia while at cam ] at Fishers Island this summer Tyh