Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-19
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Light motor vehicle lamps at 7.oa this evening.
 Yesterday was valdemar day among the Swedish people.
 Have your safety blades sharpened by B. Kirby, 227 Main street-adv.
 English residents will note Easter as St Georges day, also.
 Easter cards and favors are already being sent through the mails.
 Many thousand dozen Hot Cross buns will be baked by local bakers for Good Friday.
 It was cold enough to. suggest the coming of autumn rather than spring, yesterday morning.
 For numerous property owners this wil be Clean-Up week, in anticipa- ton of the holiday.
 Many of the visitors who arrive to- morrow night for the Fast Day holi- day will remain over Saturday, also.
 In the church calendar this day has long been known as Spy Wednesday, the date commemorating the betrayal of Christ by Judas. Five more days, Sodality social, Olympic hall. Concert s.SO to s.-adv. There is every indication of rush of Easter trade toward the end of the week. hence wise buyers are doing their shopping early. Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, at Trinity Episcopal church, Rev. J. El- dred Brown officiated at the celebra- 1 finn of 4ha hNlU NnT11TnTninn There is always a big demand for 1 duck eggs during the week preceding Eastr and farmers who have them to sell get good prices from the Norwich ! dealers.
 The Wonen's prayer meeting at l Bushnell chapel Tuesday afternoon was led in an interesting manner by Mrs. John B. Post, and was a mission ary meeting.
 Those in charge of the local Red l Cross have asked that all finished | work be returned as soon as possible, 1 that it may be forwarded in the boxes being packed.
 Additions will be made to all water l bills remaining unpaid after April 20. adv.
 The central committee for the re- lief of the Jews suffering through the waw, acknowledges among recent sub- | scriptions from the New London | Conn.,, committee s204.
 The quarterly meeting of the State Barber commission was held at the capitol Monday morning. and about 20 candidates for barbers' licenses were given practical examinations
 At his request the Yale authorities have accepted the resignation ot Judge Samuel O. Prestice of Hartford formerly of Norwich, as professor ot pleading in the School of Law.
 The preliminary programme O the Connecticut state conference O. Charities and Corrections to be helC in Norwich, April 30. May 1 and 2. i: being acknowledged by Connection newspapers.
 License your dog in the town clerk! office now. One dollar extra after Ma! f1rst.-adv.
 IF announcing the annual Eastel collection for diocesan charities, Rev J. H. Frederick, rector of St. Pat ricks church, stated that this parisi had always been noted for it's generous Easter offerings.
 The vacation supply committee O 1 LHe AHSOnId bdpI1SL cnurCn mas en gagged Evangelist Frank O. Cunning ham, formerly of East Norwich, a preacher for the four Sundays of Au gust, the pactsor's vacation.
 The state council of the Unitet Order of American Mechanics is t hold it's annual convention at Bris B tol on the evening of May 10 and ol May Il. The delegates vii be tn guests of Nathan Hale council
 Ruring Tuesday morning Mrs Rob s ert w. Perkins and Mrs. John c. Av 1 erill were in charge at Red Cros headquarters. In the afternoon Mrs 8 James Lewis Smith, Miss Ella M. Nor ton and Mrs. Perkins had charge.
 The tax collector will be at tn
 store of Edward McNamara at tn ! Falls from 12 m. to 1 p. m. today t ? receive taxes.-adv.
 In Trinity Methodist church there i going on this week Passion Week Self '' Denial for New World conditions. En velopes were distributed Sunday fo
 this collection, which is being take
 throughout the entire church durin | this week.
 The two weeks mission held at S
 Joseph's church, Cliff street ended o
 Sunday and the two mission Father left town Monday. Rev. T. V. Ma