Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01
VARIOUS MATTERS

t"6HS soAA|i0 i1AAPS at o.fz CLOCK this evening.
 The spring term of the public and parochial schools opens today.
 The best moonlight nights in April will be from the 25th to the 27th.
 All the electric clocks about town were advanced an hour Saturday at noon.
 The postmaster at Block Island has reported war stamp sales of about $2.50 per capita,
 Bean supper tonight at 5.3o. Church of the Good Shepherd. 25 cents.-ady.
 Increased postage did not appear to lessen the number of Easter cards which went through the mails.
 This is a good day to be wary about picking up any fat purses or the like discovered lying on the walk.
 Most of the river buoys were lighted Saturday evening, having been re- placed by the government tender
 With the daylight saving order in force, some of the home gardeners will start soil tilling this very afternoon. The April mass for the parish young men in the federal service will be of fered in St. Patrick's church this morning.
 William Patterson has moved his sawmill from the Gallup farm, Volun- town, to the C. H. Miner woodlot near Cossaduc Hill.
 March went out as gentle as the tamest circus lion, and all told has been record month for mild and pleasant weather.
 Payment on bills due to Dr. John W. Callahan will be received at Ring &I Sisks store.-adv.
 day afternoon, and the warm air had the effect of bringing out a great dis play of Easter finery.
 Artiman, the one time famous coach stallion owned by the Connecticut Agricultural college, died last week at the barn of John H. Chesbro in Scot land.
 More new yarns in a variety of new shades have just arrived at The Yarn Shop, 17 Cliff St-adv. The old dates of the Rockville fair have been selected in September. The stakes ipclude 2.14 and 2.17 trot and 2.14 and 2.1S pace, s1,00O purse in each event.
 The Windham County Farm Associa- | ton is to hold meetings at the Onecc M. F. church April IS, at 145 and s p. m. Subject, More and Better Corn 1 for Connecticut.
 An invitation has been given Mrs J. J. Fields of Norwich, county super intendent of the Loyal Temperance league work, to organize a Loyal Tenn l perance league in Mystic. The chairman of the Women's league Mrs. John D. Hall can make good use of the tinfoil which Norwich boyssand girls collect, as it is sold for the ben eft of the free wool fund. The response to the Red Cross call for clothing for the destitute Belgians and the donations as packed to be for warded make a splendid showing.
 Troop 12. Norwich Boy Scouts plans to hold a Hoover supper in Hugf Henry Osgood Memorial parish house Park church, half the proceeds to bt given to the surgical department of the Red Cross.
 Eight new names have been added Nto the honor roll in the vestibule of St lPatrick's church, which is now tot small to hold the parish list, so tha Rev. J. H. Broderick is having a sec end roli prepared.
 | Don't forget the Patriotic dance b, l the Over There club in Pulaski hal | on Thursday evening. Dancing S.3l to 11.30. Ethier's orchestra of eigh pieces.-adv.
 The Easter Saturday trade in tn Norwich stores was of volume t, make any merchant happy. Fin weather brought out the buyers and il
 certain lines there was rush bushes all the day and evening.
 | At last weeks meeting of Confor
 circle of the Kings Daughters, AtS
 A. T. Utley, leader, at the home :
 Mrs. Alvin D. Lewis, the nine mem
 bers present worked on a Dorcas bai
 for the United Workers home. Those restaurants and hotels whic
 served a special Easter dinner ha
 good patronage. At the Waurega
 were among those at the table
 throughout the day and evening. Postmasters iii Connecticut cities ar
 sounding a warning regarding sendin
 matches to the soldier boys in France The postal regulations prohibit tn
 mailing of matches, and under no cir
 cumstances will they be accepted. :. A physician having reported tha
 David Bilerski, who is confined in tn
 Hartford county jail, is insane, Cover nor Holcomb has issued an order t
 the jail warden to have Bilenski re
 moved to the Norwich state hospita
 DT. F. T. Baldwin, inspector for tn state commissioner of domestic ani mals, has again called attention to tn
 order that prohibits the bringing int lConnecticut of horses from other state
 unless the person who so imports frs : procures permit to do so.
 | With her son law, Charles Hewit
 who had come on from the west wit
 carload of horses to Norwich, MT
 George A. .Pendleton Of North Ston lington has started for North Dakot , for a visit with her daughter, MT jCharles Hewitt, at Coggeswell.
 When Giordana Candida of Torrins : ton, who is alleged to have murdere Angela Pecerare in Torrington la. June, is tried at the April term of tf superior court at Iitchfeld, Jude
 Joel Reed of Stafford Springs will pre
 side at the session of the court. At the home of MT. and Mrs. Willia, Il..l .l-.- .l.