Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-12
VARIOUS MATTERS

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Light vehicle lamps at 7.53 o'clock
this evening.
The opening date for member Of
inns in the shore towns is April 18th.
Avoid the rush, pay your water bills
now.-ady.
Merchants are planning trade so as
to make the coming week Dress-Up
Week
The engagement of Lewis Chase of
East killingly to Miss Julia Morgan of
MaShentuck has been announced.
This week, Judge Gardiner Greene of
Norwich has been presiding in the
criminal superior court at New Haven.
The county commissioners We're in
session in New London Friday morn
ing, but transacted merely routine bus
mess.
Many Scotch and red pine trees are
being set out around the camp at
Mashapaug Farms, in the town Of
Union.
Representatives of New York dye
manufacturers have been at Oneco,
looking over the Fairbanks and Foley
property.
Only few days left to pay your
water rates.-adv.
A number of the Norwich Red Cross
members will attend the district con-
ference in New London this morning
and afternoon.
Governor NJ. S. Holcomb of Connec-
ticut has issued a proclamation, call
ing for special prayer during the COM
ing week, Holy Week.
1t is stated that the new railroad
time table. which was expected to so
into effect next Monday, probably will
not be issued until May /.
The Norwich Red Cross chapter is
now pleasantly located in a room on
| the second floor of the Thayer build
! ing, on the Bath street side.
! The Stafford Press mentions that NJ.
D. O'Connell has been appointed by
/ the senate a nonresident trustee of
/ Bacon Academy at Colchester.
the water Office will be open all
day Saturday.-adv.
| With complaints of the high cost of
living, people who like peanuts are
surprised and pleased to find that the
price mas dropped nearly fifty per
cent.
The linemen have reached Saybrook
Junction placing the copper wires for
| the telephones that are to be installed
by the railroad on the New Haven di-
vision.
Most Of the Connecticut delegates
will leave today Saturday for the
2Sth Continental congress of the D. A
R., at Washington during the week OF
April IA.
Haddock, cod, founders, three
pounds for quarter, at Church Bros
today.-adv.
The Peck Library, Miss Helen Mar
shall. librarian, will be open during
the Academy vacation from to l:
and is open every Saturday from tc
y and from . to o'clock.
Psychic message services by Mrs
Norris, Spiritual Academy, Sunday.
adv.
The Connecticut Public Health AS.
ISOLATION will hold its convention il
New Haven June 5, and Presiden
Charles W. Evarts plans to have al
health officers in the state attend.
Thirteen memorial trees and guard.
and as many name plates in bronze
have been ordered for delivery il
Rockville on or about April 20. Eacl
tree is to represent son OF Rockville
who lost his life during the war.
Fresh cargo of f1sh today at Os
goods wharf. Best quality low prices
adv
In a numbr of the Norwich churche
tomorrow Sunday the congregation
will have an opportunity to hear 70
the one day of the year, Faure's beau
tiful composition, The Palms, one o
the inspired melodies Of Holy Week.
. At a state convention of the HON
Economics section of the County Farm
1 EOYt- ~ l,1II
April IS and 10 in charge of Miss \
Estelle Sprague, about 800 women 0
the state are expected to be present
Regret is felt among the Congrega
tional churches of Windham count,
because of the departure of the Rev
NJ. Raymond Plumb of Windham t
begin his pastorate at Edgewoo
church, Cranston, r. L. Easter Sun
day.
Visit Nine. Fourier, A Broadway
for latest styles OF smart trimme
Easter hats at lowest prices.-adv.
A large number of counterfeit quar-
ters have been picked up by Unite
states government agents in Connec
/ ticut this week. These fake quarter
pass readily for genuine coins in an
pearance, but may be detected by ring
ing them on hard surface
leading Norwich baker smile
l Friday at the statement OF a Ne,
| London paper tina, Norwich bake
bread is inferior to thai Of New Lon
don. Funny" he said when Nor
: witch bakers sell an average of 2.GC
loaves daily in New LondCn!"
The Connecticut League of Work
ing Girls Clubs is to be federated
the National League of Women Work
ers with the six state leagues alread
included. The state leagues maintai
L. vacation houses at which girls ma
spend their summer holidays at sma
expense.
License your dogs in the tow
It clerks office now, male and spayC
dogs, $1.25; female dogs $10.25. On
dollar extra after May 1st.-adv.
Visitors from all parts of the sta
were present when Pythian Sister
Oak Temple No. %, was institute
with II sisters and IS sir broth
knights at Pythian hall, New Have
Wednesday night by the grand chi
of the state Of Connecticut. Lott
Gilman of Willimantic and staff.