Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-02
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at 7.4s o'clock thist evening.
 Prices for insurance covering lia- bility for automobile owners increased on and after April 1. at noon.
 Those families who had the trials of first April moving found the weather most favorable Monday. It is noted by Moodus correspond ent that Howard Kibbe of Ellington is visiting his relatives, Mr. and Mrs. c. s. Gates.
 Monday afternoon The Farther met with Miss Theima Hart, TO Broadway.
 An item in Cromwell news states that Miss Frances Eldredge is spend ing-the Easter vacation with her par. ents in Old Mystic.
 Trout fishermen who were out yes terday for the opening of the season
  out risking pneumonia
 Local people interested have been notified that the state conference of social work will be held April 21, 22, and 2s at New Britain.
 At Trinity Methodist church, Fred A. Haglund is the newest reported ad- dition to the honor roll He is in training at Camp Dodge, Ia.
 The first alewife of the season has been caught in the Connecticut river, Alewives appear in the river two or three weeks in advance of the shad.
 At Westbrook, Frank H. Frissell of New London, has purchased the cot tage at Chapman Beach belonging to the late Lillian A. Corey of Orange.
 St. James Lodge, No. 2s. F. A. M., works the third degree tonight, at Masonic Temple, at 7.30.-adv.
 Now that spring has come, Street Commissioner George E. Fellows will have the D. A. R. memorial fountain on the Little Plain uncovered for the season.
 OHlcial VlSltofS Of the EpWofth League meeting at Trinity Methodist church Sunday evening were Miss Jamie Leach, Mrs. F. J. King and MT. and Mrs. A. A. Guile.
 More new yarns in variety of new shares have just arrived at The Yarn Shop, 1T Cliff street.-adv.
 A subscriber calls attention to the fact that Easter Sunday is the first 2S hour day in the history of the United States due, of course, to the advance of the clock hands.
 Producers and distributors of dairy products in this district were required to register on April 1, and the reg istration cards and copies of the law were to be- obtained at the Farm Bu- reau headquarters.
 Allen Bean, son of Dr. Bean, of Rockville, has just returned from France, where he has been with the French Ambulance corps. He is to enter the Princeton aviation school for course of training.
 A census of children in county homes in Connecticut, Oct. 1, 1917, siiowed 73 in the County Home at Norwich, 43 in the Holland County Ifaine at Vernon and S6 in Windham County Home, at Putnam.
 Eyery evening now. at 6 o'clock, the hel ot Trinity Episcopal church at Brooklyn, Conn.,. is rung for the towns boys at the front or preparing to go. also to remind the townspeo- pie to pray for the absenL ones. .
 The clamming season at Mantle closed about Thanksgiving day and uI to three weeks ago there has beer very little digging. It is now pessi- ble to get supply of the Mantle river product after a long closed season. A Darien pastor. Rev. Thomas L Price, is in conference with the state agricultural college at Storrs, and ex- poets to have six or eight experts tt 1 give lectures at the Methodist church on matters pertaining to rural life. The April White Ribbon Banner 1 published in Scotland, Conn, an i hounced w. c. T. Unions contributing to the Banner fund: Bethany, S1, Ply mouth, s1. Meriden, s1, Waterbury l $1i a friend from Thompsonville, $1 ] At the Rock Nook Children's Home the United Workers report that, thu past season. the matron outclassed al Hooverizers, having put up. or down as the case may be. GS3 jars of frui and vegetables, as we'll as many Rocl 1 Nook eggs.
 1 Don't forget the patriotic dance D, l the Over There club in Pulaski hal on Thursday evening. Dancing 8,3 to 11.30. Ethier's orchestra of eigh 1 pieces,--adv.
 ! Robbins B. Stoeckel, eomnaissione 1 of motor vehicles has announced tha he has decided to issue restricted Ii censes for the operation of tractor !! On the highways of the state. Up t