Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-07
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at s.4s this evening.
 day f3 hours in length.
 l See the K. of c. parade Thursday evening, 7.So p. m. Bazaar.-adv. Charles S. Hurlbut has been ap- pointed town fire warden at Holland Home corners for the Fast day holi- day found very disagreeable weather conditions.
 convention will be held in Scotland at l a date to be given in May. Several Norwich friends will go to New London this morning to attend the funeral of Miss Mary Mahan.
 Hear the K. of c. minstrels Free dancing. K. of c. Bazaar. Olympic
 adv.
 The annual state meeting of the W. A. B. HI. M. s. Is to be held April 11th at the Central Baptist church in l Norwich.
 Tn the superior court at Rockville Thursday, in the case Of Minnie White house against Frank Whitehouse. a
 decree of divorce was granted.
 About midnight Thursday it began to hail, and early yesterday mora:ng sleet covered everything. Rising tenn perature later turned the storm to ran. Now for Easter violets, sewet peas,
 daffodils ,etc. Hunt the florist, phone
 1130-adv.
 Of a former Norwich resident the
 Stonington Mirror says: George D.
 al nf
 first to have his garden plowed for the
 spring planting.
 Quarterly appropriation bills for St
 Joseph's hospital Willimantic, and the
 Day Kimball hospital, Putnam, each
 for $1.060, were signed Thursday by
 Governor Hoicomb.
 The Central Baptist church commit tee chosen to secure a ne wpastor in cludes C. Edward Smith, chairman, Charles D. Moves, Mrs. Lucius Brown. Mrs Frank A. Mitchell and E. Y Mes singer.
 Easter Bon Bons. regular soc quail
 ty, special for Easter 35c. The Lee &
 Osgood Co.-adv.
 The Ministers union of Wiirimantic and vicinity will hold it's meeting at the Congregational church in South Coventry Monday. April g, as guests of Rev. George W. Christie and Rev. liar eis c. Beebe.
 To relieve their sufferings and if pos sibIe cure them of the habit, 50 New Hayeners, claimed addicted to the drug habit will be sent to the state hospital at Norwich at the expense of the city of New Haven.
 A South Wilmington woman, Mrs Daniel Royce. who has had -dislocat- cd shoulder for the past two years. is n aT@d fEA e17s 1-ar. more easily, it having been reset by doctor in Norwich.
 Men, hear the boy cornetist, Harry Brown Allen. eight years old. at the Mems rally, Easter Sunday at the Thayer building. at 3.so.-adv.
 Machinists employed by the Ship and Engine conlpany at Greton have been notified that herea fter they will re- -efre an increase of two cents an hour In addition to the increase of one cent an hour granted last week
 The funeral of Frank E. Parker of who died Saturday last at the Norwich hospital for the incare, was held this week. He had been re gently committed by Judge J. Write Sumner after medical examination. company of Thompson has been at Lords Point, where he contempldtes aoing considerable grading around lis new cottage, and will erect a garage on the north of the lot facing Boulder avenue.
 There was a pruning demonstra ton Wednesday afternoon in Coventry, gfv- sn by Farm Bureau Agent John E. Clifford. Three old apple trees were pruned on w. F. .Pitkin's farm and three young apple trees at John E. Wright's.
 Then and Now," a novel entertain ment of quaint, humorous and pie turesque scenes of the days of yore, contrasting with the present. at the Y. M. C. 4. auditorium, Friday even ing, April the 18th. at s o'clock; tick etc 35 cents--adv.
 President Edgar c. stoddard of the New London Musicians association has announced that when the two New London Coast artillery companies are called out they will be given an es- cort by every musician of the orgsn- Ization in the city. l
 George M Brooks of Holland is draw 1 Ing his lumber for a dance hall and l restaurant at South Coventry lake. He | and purchased of A. Gilman the first | of the year. The hall is to be 100 feet l ong by SO feet wide.
 n 1CI f11cE GSOIW4Cu 1Hdu, 1SODefL GOT- ter Keep, N. F. A, 'ss. is to manage l Miss PorterS school, Pennington, his l Mrs. R. P. Keep, having | lied suddenly last week. Mir. and Mrs. l Keep are coming from Andover, Mass, @ live at Farmington.
 The maple season at Union seems to | pc about over. although the freeze | Tuesday night started the sap to run | ling again. The season has not been | 7ery favorable to large production of | syFup. but a good number of gallons 1 las been manufactured.
 Tomorrow Rev. F. w. Coleman will | preach at Trinity Methodist churchI md he will lead the prayer meeting the l coming week. April 10th the sessions | # the New England conference begin 1 It Springfield and there he will re- | ;eive his new church appointment
 "Wednesday evening fire was report 1 Id at the Bond homestead at Black | Point It was at first thought the |