Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-24
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS Light vehicle lamps at sos o'clock this evening. It was 70 degrees In the shade, shortly after noon. Tuesday.
 Don't miss special values today at the Yarn Shop. n Cliff street.-ady. April 24th, In the church calendar, is the feast day of St. FideIis.
 Warmer weather south is sending more strawberries to the local mar ket
 Whist. Thursday eve. by St. Jean lodge, Foresters' hall. admission 75c- adv.
 Fred Brown has moved his saw min from William Bitgood's lot in Vofun- town to Escoheag Hill.
 Some attractive beds of crocuses beautify the grounds at the Hunting ton Memorial Home. on Washington street
 The humble potato is figuring in war rally speeches, grange patriotic exercises and school essays and reci- tations this week.
 The otter trawlers in the shore towns are doing wen at present. Eighteen barrels of fiatfish were ship ped from Noank one night recently.
 Hear pr. Abbott, editor of The Out look, at Slater hail, Friday afternoon, at 2.15.-adv.
 Dealers in supplies here learn that there may be shortage in grain and cement bags, because of the great use and waste that there is in the war zone.
 A few local Yale men recalled that Tuesday was the 62nd birthday of Dr. Arthur T. Hadley. president of Yale university, who was born in New Haven.
 Tuesday afternoon good sized contingent of Italian women worked at the Red Cross room. During Mon day afternoon 35 from St. Patrick s parish worked on surgical supplies.
 President Benjamin T. Marshall of Connecticut college is to be one of the speakers at the annual meeting of the Connecticut Federation of Wsomen'e clubs in Hartford on May g and 23
 The new physician at the Norwich State Tuberculosis Sanatoriurn, Dr. E F. Sullivan ,has arrived from Boston There are now at the sanatorSum two doctors, twelve nurses and 92 patients
 Housewives league meeting post poned until May Sth, when Dr. Helen Thompson of Conn. college will speak --adv.
 Andrew J, Main has sold his farm l in North Stonington to Joseph I. Cir ard of Canonchet, R. l., who has bought the farm for the wood ant timber and will move a steam saw mill there.
 | Some of the schools are makin: plans to note Thrift Stamp day May | 1. This is the day designated by tn, National War Savings committee t be observed throughout the country a Thrift Stamp Day.
 Danz Famous Jazz Band of New Ha ven at Pulaski hall, Thursday evening I has gone wild over.-adv. | A Victory war rally was held in tn ! Wheeler school assembly hall, Nortl Stonington, Tuesday evening. Hadla A. Hull. Rev. c. R. McNally and Mrs Hartshorne of New London spoke an the Community chorus sang.
 A fine showing of new spring an | reasonable prices at T Union stree Mrs. W. H. Rogers.-adv.
 The public is taking prompt advan tage of the fact that the Thames Ma tional bank of Norwich has receive a consignment of the bonds of th ] third Liberty loan, and is selling thel ever the counter of the bank for casl
 Pupils from the TaftviIle schoo West Town street school and thir grade at Broad street have brought {. the room of the Woman's League, i the Thayer building, a generol amount of tinfoil which they have co lected.
 The eighty-sixth annual conventic
 of the Connecticut State Universali society is to be held in Danbury Wet
 nesday and Thursday, May and
 Among the speakers will be Dr, G.
 Keirn, head of the Universalist mi
 sions in Japan.
 License your dogs in the tog 2 clerks office now. Female dogs S1o.2 Z , male and spayed dogs $1.25. One do \ lar extra after May 1st.-adv. At present the retail price
 oranges is higher than it has ever bet
 and prospects are that there will 1
 no great drop in rates for month The retail price now ranges from fo ty cents to one dollar 9 dozen, due
 Q short crop in California, \ All hotel. restaurant and lunch roo
 men in the state have been request
 to meet at the capitol in Hartfo
 this Wednesday, morning at il
 clock to take action toward the e
 tablishment and observance of UT
 form food rules throughout the sta \ Rev. Edward A. Cotter, formerly
 curate at St. Peters church, Danbu , and at St. Mary's church, Baltic. h = arrived in France with the Twent
 Third Engineering corps, U. s. A. F
 ther Cotter was appointed a regime
 tai army chaplain last October a ls left immediately for Camp Meade
 Dr. Lyman Abbott editor If TT