Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-18
VARIOUS MATTERS

LlgnL VenfCle lamps al clOCh this evening.
 The length of the day has increas ed nearly 12 hours.
 The Easter bunny and the Easter egg are figuring in decorations.
 The water office will be open all day Saturday.-adv.
 A large catch of cod was brought here by Stonington fishermen this week.
 At Thompson on the Caffey farm the timber lately cleared off amount ed to 100000 feet.
 Grass has grown so rapidly during the past week that lawn mowers must soon be put to use.
 The milk dealers of the section about Pomfret Landing have reduced their milk two cents quart.
 An Old Lyme man, c. c. Davidson. is having good luck this spring in the difficult work of raising goslings.
 The Shore Line electric railway company is receiving several carloads of coal daily at their power house at the river near Saybrook
 Men from Connecticut joined the wholesale grocers of New England
  tion in Boston Thursday.
 This is the last week to pay your water rate.-adv.
 The National Society of the Daugh ters of the American Revolution will celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of it's organization next year.
 At Wednesday afternoons meeting of the Progressive Missionary club, held with Miss Sarah Gardner, plans were made to hold rummage sale.
 During the recent signature cam paign in Connecticut, one hundred thousand women were found who be- lieve in equal suffrage for men and women.
 The Rockville Fife and Drum Corps will have a parade Saturday evening, April 26. Several corps from various parts of the state have been invited to participate.
 In charge of the guardian. Miss Lucy Loring, Troop l. Girl Scouts, of Park church, met Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Hugh Henry Osgood Memorial parish house.
 Notification has been received here of the annual meeting of the Woman's American Baptist Home Mission socie- " lO DG nelu III FlllG ISt DdpLlSl church in Stamford April 25th.
 Tomorrow, Holy Saturday, at St. Patrick's church, the services will commence at :730 o'clock; the new fire, the baptismal fonts and the Easter water will be blessed.
 The late Miss Lillie ?. Chipman, of Old Mystic, had been for years a contributor to the work displayed at the Norwich Woman's Exchange, having much skill with the needle.
 Don't forget your water bills, addi- tions after the 20th.-adv. At a meeting of Hebron town school committee Miss Susan P. Pen dleton, who is a member of the board, was given the office of secretary, left vacant by the death of her father, Dr. Rendition.
 The two assistant pastors a t St. Patricks church, Fathers Cuny and Calvin, have been busy visiting the Catholics in the public institutions, for Easter confessions and Holy Communions.
 Regular meeting of Knights of Columbus tonight at S.15.-adv. A white owl shot recently at North Stonington would measure over three feet from tip to tip of wings. But two white owls are known to have been seen in North Stonington in twenty years.
 Representative Ernest $. Fuller of the town of Somers has been ap- l pointed a member of the reception committee for the centennial of the /! General Assembly, which is to be held i in Hartford May I.
 The New London Fish and Game ; club is to hold it's annual banquet at t1-0 ftT' 'ri1avl eV- ening. Capt. Charles B. Field is ! Cbappolj is secretary.
 i Young People Attention. Sun-Rise meeting Easter Sunday, 7.20 a. m. Olt 1 End Cong. church. Everybody welcome Don't miss it! !-adv.
 ! Official notice has been received by deputy internal revenue collectors o1 an extension of time to June 15 fol the filing of income tax disclosure blanks by corporations, partnerships and personal service concerns.
 It is noted at New Haven that { former Norwich resident, Norris K Ryley, had 72-hour leave iron Camp Devens Tuesday to visit hi. parents, Mir and Mrs Thomas Kyle, of that city, formerly of Mystic
 This is tho eoa.:o, of dandelio1 gathering at Lowthorpe meadow women who gather their spols il clean cloths and carry the big bun dies on their heads. are familia- sights.
 The last Saturday in June has beer chosen for the spring field day of tn, state bee-keepers to be held at tn, apiaries of Schofield & Crandace il Berlin. At that time demonstration
 will be made in the art of hive ma nipulation.
 License your. dogs in the tow clerks office now; male and spaye
 dogs s1.25; female dogs $1O.25. On
 dollar extra after May 1st-adv.
 A roque enthusiast at the annua tournament in Norwich, Rev Dr. W
 H. Kidd, pastor of the Methods
 Episcopal church in Danbury was re
 appointed at the closing session 0
 New York East Conference |
 Brooklyn. N. Y.
 , At Lenten service to be held b
 Trinity Methodist Woman's Foreig
 Missionary society this tF'ridayl after
 noon a story entitled The First Easte will be read and illustrated with song
 The Lenten offering will be for tn French war orphans fund. Under the auspices of the Pastor
 Aid society of the M. E. Zion churc
 New London, an address will be give
 to the negro soldiers who are c , have been in the service by forme
 Congressman George Washingto
 Murray Thursday evening, April 24. The state motor commissioner hs [ registered between Jan. 1 and April I pleasure cars, 56,000; commercial, 13 l 900; public. service, 2.3o0; motorcycle a 2,200; motorcycle sidecars, 1.050: mo
 tor vehicle operator licenses, 79,O0(
 rJ1hliH ceryice 400-