Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-04-21
Ul1f Bullstin.
Norwich, Monday, April q, 1919
VARIOUS MATTERS

NOTWiCN, WOupdyy HhTit IS'S
VARIOUS MATTERS
Light vehicle lamps at sos o'clock
this evening.
The owner of genuine Easter lily
Sunday was an object of envy.
rhe spring term in number Of the
suburban schools opens today (Mon-
day..
After noon Sunday, the mercury
stood at So degrees in the shade in
Norwich.
Strangers in town have compliment
| ed the window dressers who have made
the Easter displays so attractive.
J A piazza is being added and other
| improvements made to the house of DR..
Alfred Richards. on Warren street.
Several Norwich people were in Bos-
ton Saturday for Patriots day, COM
memorating the 144th anniversary of
the battle of Lexington.
| Franklin street park has been clean
ed up by the street department and
makes an attractive grassy triangle IN
its present neat condition.
| A number of English residents had
cards from oversee relatives Saturday,
Disraeli, Lord Beaconsfield.
Norwich stores did a big business
Saturday, fine weather bringing out
the crowds, most of the shoppers prov
ing in the good spenders class.
Crocuses and other spring flowers
are making the grounds attractive at
the residence of Mrs. William n.
Blackstone. on Washington street.
A Mantle resident. DR.. Cyril c. Clark
of York avenue, has just celebrated his
seth birthday. He was born in the town
Of Wells, York county, Maine. in 1880.
License your dogs in the town
clerks office now; male and spayed
dogs sl25, female dogs s1O.25. One
dollar extra after May 1st.-adv.
One of the promoters of an auction
bridge party for the benefit of the New
London Day nursery is Mrs. Robert B.
Chappell, elizabeth Camp, formerly
of Norwich.
At Thompson. Mrs n. B. Ream has
arrived from New York and is at
tending to having her residence
4 Carolyn Hall. prepared for occupancy
the coming season.
This week at the United Congrega-
tional church, at the annual meet
ing of the Home Missionary society
| surgical dressings LOT IOTelSH nUSpl-
tails are TO be made.
The historic homestead of Edmund
Clarence Stedman, at Norwich Town
Eastman, director of Norwich Ar
school, is being remodeled.
,, The list of men, twenty-six in all
honor roll. includes Lieut.. Walter P
Buck, II, New London, killed in air
: plane accident, Kelly Field. Texas.
The officers of st. Xaviers Ladies
Total Abstinence society. of New Lon.
don, will be installed by County Direc
tor William NJ. McGuinness of Nor
witch, Monday evening. May 5. i'll TEN
perance hall.
1t has been discovered that lawles:
boys have thrown heavy stones which
have cracked a number OF the States
on the roof of the Central Baptis
church, causing the roof to leak during
the recent storms.
There is to be a parents meeting
April %. in Bolton. when Superintend
ent Clough of Rockville schools viii
speak. The question OF raising til,
teachers salaries is to be considered t.
insure good teachers for the next year
The Putnam Patriot writes that Pat
broke parole from the Stat
Farm for Inebriates at Norwich, wa
held by the local authorities unit
taken back by an officer from the farm
From the puplit in ST. Patrick
church Sunday the congregations wer
urged to do their part toward maxim
lie Victory loan a success. not onl
through liberal subscriptions as durin
previous loans but by actively adm
in the campaign work.
According to an opinion written b
Attorney General Frank E. Healy, in
mates of the State Farm for Womer
rolled to private homes outside tn
state and the state farm is withou
authority to accept gifts.
Governor Marcus Fl. Holcomb hav
ing designated Friday May 2, as Arbo
and Bird day. his proclamation ha
been sent to all the teachers of tn
=, state asking that they impress upo
II the children of the state the value
the trees and song birds.
=. At a meeting of home economic
IL directors of the state. held at Ne
Haven. Thursday, Friday and Satul
4 day, this county was represented b
~ Mrs. Zoe Meade. of Norwich,s WI
found the convention one Astounding
!. practical hints and suggestions.
The men who reached New Yor
Friday on the Dante Allegheire, II
s. 900 mile trip, arriving from Italy, sa
they left New London, Conn, on East,
day, in 1918 and made the voyage
their base. the port of Corfu, Greco
a distance Of 4.83S miles, without mi
hap.
From the holiday fund collected |
Mrs. Fred A. Byrnes and Miss Mary
~ Richards, the wards at the NorwiC
, State tuberculosis Sanatorium we
decorated with Towering plants SUI
day and each of the 1870 patients W;
s. surprised with an Easter favor on h
or her dinner tray.
Agents of the Connecticut Board
Education are receiving fewer appl
cations for working certificates sin
the new federal law went into effe
q April LIST, limiting the labor of chi
4 dren between 14-16 to eight hours
day and filming employers who viola
the law 10 per cent. of their net prof
With no formal ceremony, DR. HUI:
E. Campbell. superintendent of t
Norwich Sanatorium, his father al
sisters took possession of their ne
bungalow Easter Sunday.
~ Changed Cars.
A little girl was greatly pleased oy