Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-22
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. VARIOUS MATTERS
Sunday was st. Anselm.a day.

VAN1OOo MAI 1EAkN9
 Sunday was St. Anselm's day.
 The almanacs predict heavy frosts this week.
 Light vehicle lamps at s.o4 o'clock this evening.
 Home garden work about town be- gan in earnest Saturday.
 The Sunday school institute Of New London county will be held in Vest chester May 2d.
 The boilers at the new powerliouse of Hall Bros mill, at HallVilie, were connected up Friday.
 A book at the Otis library which is interesting collectors is F. W. Burgess Chat On Old Coins.
 There are fifteen stars on the ser vice flag displayed by St. Mary's T. A. & B. society, Norwich.
 -Four new houses have been built inside the Qualifications at Fort Wright for the officers and their wives.
 Eliot Ely, of Hadlyme, caught 2,S00 pounds of German carp in one haul or his seine. They were sold for S2S0.
 The trench supper is the newest method adopted to add to the funds in the treasury of rural church soeie- ties.
 During Sunday afternoon there were l forty visitors to the Otis Library read ing room. Miss Sadie J. Dawson was | in charge.
 Four names are to be added to the list of those in the service of the country from Groton borough and Poquonoc.
 The demand of Moosup teachers for an increase of salary of 25 per cent. is being considered by the town school committee.
 The Palmer Bros. Go. of Montville is generously painting the exterior Of the Montville Athletic club house in Palmertown.
 Members of the Rosary society of St. Patrick's parish received holy com- munion in body at the 1.Se o'clock mass Sunday.
 New free employment offices were opened in New Haven, Waterbury and Willimantic, it was announced Friday by the department of labor.
 License your dogs in the town clerks office now. Female dogs $10.25, male and spayed dogs s1.25. One dol lar extra after May 1st.-adv. An effectively arranged bed of red and white tulips at the residence of Dr. F. D. Coles. 758 Boswell avenue, is admired by all who pass that way.
 The military forces have not arrived from Camp Meade, Md, to start things at the proving ground at Cornfield Point, Old Saybrook, which is ready for them.
 To the Northern Baptist convention which opens in Atlantic City May 18th good number from the Central Bap- tist church, Norwich, has already de- cided to go.
 1 At Niantid Geo4ye B. Dickinson Charles Williams and R. c. Beckwitf have finished painting and repairing l the IS ambulance wagons at the state 1 camp ground.
 | Great interest was taken in Mont. ville's evening school by the foreigr pupils and the first course accomplish. ed good results. The attendance fol the term averaged IA.
 Arthur "A Megargie of Chinopee Mass, who died at a hospital il Springfield Wednesday evening iron pneumonia, was at one time butter maker in Ellington creamery.
 About 125 men are employed on tn. "M1ntary Highway between Norwich and Groton. Surveyors are putting dow the grade stakes for the roadbed ol Smiths Hill north of Gales Ferry.
 Miss Nellie J. Campbell of Norwich state food demonstrator, has writer urging prominent Mystic women t endeavor to create a potato week il the village beginning today (Monday)
 The stabbing case of Simon Lacey postponed in the superior court a Rockville because of the illness of on' of the witnesses, Mrs. Simon Lacey is expected to be finished by Tuesda, afternoon.
 At the request of the council fe national defense, the state council 0 l defense is to hold a war convention and mass meeting in Hartord Ma, l1th which representatives from al parts of the state will be expected tt attend.
 A Simsbury correspondent state that at q. Liberty loan rally held in tn Casino Thursday evening the addres given by Rev. William A. Keefe o Plainfield was one of the most brillian heard in Simsbury during the severa campaigns.
 The past winter was hard one and many horses, being in poor condi tion. need special care. Mange is yer, | prevalent in New England A thorougi use of vinegar will cure it. and stalls blankets, harnesses, etc, should b disinfected.
 Leaflets have been given pupils c