Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-17

Nerwleh. fss.d.y. AgriL ': 1s1z:
 VARIOUS MATTERS Light vshiele lamps at this sven-
 cp.ly I. t is, IilAes and birchss are 4 scarcity Of building material is hzmpering contractors in number Of towns.
 The name NathAn Hale company has Home guard.
 Spring pISwing % on the n farm a:ss,,,.s Of the the begun Monday.
 The governors Arbor and Bird day proclamation is posted conspicuousiy fin the Otis library. Boston Thursday for the annual exer-
 cises of Patriots day.
 St James Lodge. No. 7s, F. ( A. M., works the second degree tonight. at
 Masonic Temple, at 7.5e-adv. tice snow lingering in the shelter of
 stone walls in suburban pastures. Some of the canoe owners of the Chelsea Boat club have been trying
 their craft. although river trips are cool just yet.
 The milk Business in Coventry has increased so that there are nov two milk auto trucks collecting milk there daily instead of one The so1emniz4tion Of marriage in the Roman Catholic church is permitted beginning yesterday. April IS, follow ing the Lenten season The Conneeticut Agricultural College Giee club is to give concert in Suf- field this Tuesday, evening under the auspices of Sufield grange. Suffragan Bishop E. Champion Ache son of Middletown confirmed a. clzss of 27 at St. James Episcopal church.
 New London, Sunday morning. Miss Adles. hair. face and scalp specialist from New York. at Hotel Lenox, from this evening till Saturday. Tel. 12s7.-ady. Connecticut men who have sugar maple groves say that the high winds | tend to dry out the sap in the trees, which accounts in part for the short | age.
 Robert Reichenstein of Waterbury died. at Norwich Saturday afternoon. Mir. Reichenstein leaves his wife and s child, one brother, Albert Reichenstein, ! and sister.
 In the First Congregational church
 in Cromwell Miss Lydia Harties evan gelist worker. who has conducted meetings in and about Norwich. is holding special services. l ing their tobacco beds and sowing the seed. Max Lavitt, who will raise about SO acres of shade grown tobac-
 co. has his seed all sown. A subscriber declares that he saw rthe soldier on the Soldiers monument 1 on Chelsea Parade weeping at the sight of only four flags nying the License your dogs In the town clerks office nows $1.2o for male and spayed | dogs and S6.2o for. female dogs One l Former students here have been mo- | tified that the annual reunion of the | Catholic Summer school of Ciff Ha- l ven. N. r., is to be held at the Wal
 dorf-Astoria. New York. Friday ev- | ening.
 | Monday at o'clock in St. Patrick's s church relatives and family friends
 attended an anniversary high mass of
 requiem sung by Rev. Myies P. Calvin
 for Mrs. Fannie Wright Daley. wife of
 Daniel !. Daley.
 l At the almshouse this season, Supt. !. s. Chapman is to do his bit by rais- | gs.-- r. ming to cultivate about eight acres. He began Monday by planting q half busael of peas.
 1 Plans were formulated in New York Sunday. according to its Jewish popu-
 lation, to make up the $10, COG ,oo0 need
 ed for Jewish relief work during 1917. The assessments for the northeastern
 states included, Connecticut. ssoo.ooo.
 The Andsver Mems club, through a | committee headed by J. F. Murphy,
 has arranged for the purchase and the Sackett fiagpoles until arrange ments are completed for a permanent | site.
 Taxes will be collected today at the
 Yantic store from 10 to t1.s0 a. m. and at the store of Patrick T. Con- nell, Bean Hill, from 12 m. to 1.so p. m.-adr.
 The newly organized euartette choir | at Trinity Episcopal church sang with pleasing harmony Sunday. The sing
 CTS are Mrs. James A. Bidwell, so- | prano, Miss Hadie Blackstone alto
 James J. Moore. tenor, and John Nc
 Neeiy, bass.
 Some of the Norwich laundrymen | gave notice Monday of an advance in prices. due to inability to get help. | Girls who were formerly employed in i the laundries are now making SIS per | week or over in the munitions plant.
 Men help is equally scarce.
 H. c. Rowe of New Haven and Eastern Point has put the H. C. Rowe G .compaay's entire plant in three states at the dieposai of the United