Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-04-05
VARIOUS MATTERS


Light vehicle lamps at 7.46 o'clock
this evening.
In the Near East Fund campaign the
town of Waterford raised about SSl5'
Governor Holcomb has issued his
Arbor and Bird Day proclamation Tor
Friday, May 2.
Choice long clans today at Powers
Bros-adv.
At Old Mystic Edwin Lamphere has
been appointed CONSERVATION OF Miss
Lille z. Chipman's estate.
At Warrenville. &. II. Gardiner has
sawed out several thousand surveyor
sticks at his shop the past winter.
Arrests in New London during
March amounted to 1S2 and included;
Arrested for Norwich State Hospital l.
This has been a favorable season for
woodmen, although they would have
appreciated a little more snow Tor log
hauling.
The Shore Line Electric Railway Co
has a gang of men engaged in placing
new ties along the tracks in the town
of Essex.
\ house and lot on Keefe's plains, in
Stafford Springs, has been purchased
by Mary =. Stott from Frank Aldrich
of East Lyme.
Scallops and Holsters at Powers
Bros.-adv.
At tho r.erten services in Sacred
r1aar+ cburrh Croton Wednesday eve
ming. Rev. ]. r. \. quinn of Montville
delivered the sermon.
The April term of the Tolland Coun-
~ Superior Court opened in Rockville
Friday morning. with Judge William
:. Case on the bench.
Some of the most original of the
Easter novelties displayed i'll the
stores this season are the work of 4
clever Norwich woman.
,hort ola VINO the neach binds
which were showing pink stood the
test as far as present appearances,
with the mercury down to "a
The members of Groton grange are
making ARRANGEMENTS for celebrating
the tenth anniversary of its organiza-
ton. which will be neighbors' night.
New arrival Of fresh caught fish at
Powers Bros today-adv.
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: '1 riinott 20 on" Of no state Ifrc
membnrs who Gied in Rocjlvine last
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u 1Iioii VI .ii9 oNo''uS II oiii I'e' -,
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Mass Is uie new super Isot Iol 'ii ~
Town OF mon 5ciioolS. ~. 81 I l9i'S -
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recently ulsci'aIs eu lloiil me al my
The successor OF Rev. A. II. Wlthee
at Mystic Methodist church is Rev. Je-
rome 1reer' VINO comes IRON ,i,,, ei ,,.a
NIne ~ :" ~ ~ M ITiii CfntI,o'iil9
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y Norwich grocer takes exception TO
! The Bulletins statement that late APP
/ pies are selling at So per barrel, claim
! ing that any kind Of apples, which in
oIulildIy llslieS Moulu toSO 90 Vi T.
NV VI MS 90 PEI
me StalIordNllle Methodist LplscO-
pal churSh. under the leadership OF
KEY. }. NJ. \on Deck, Is the Hrst
church III lhe New England southern
I conference to 90 over the top in the
81. 'e'liIS e"arusllp campaign
Inc residence OF the late James B.
/ shannon AT Washington street
/ No[Wlch' mas peen purchased by Henry
l. German VINO ives at SO ashlng-
loil S'Ite' anu WIN ms fanny WIN oc-
/ cupy the newly purchased property.
Palmer Memorial school Palmer
own, feopehed TINS week. aIter beng
closed d week on account of the i'll
ness or pracueaIly all the teachers ana
/ many OF the children The only teach