Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-26
QIl1e Rullstin, Norwich, Saturday, April 2s, 1919
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS TIERS
 Light vehicle lamps at SOS o'clock this evening.
 The stores are featuring the first May baskets.
 | Tomorrow is Low Sunday, the first Sunday after Easter.
 l Thin ice covered the ponds Friday morning and there were several snow flurries during the afternoon. 1 Seven barbers at Wauregan house barber shop Saturdays.-adv. The Forty Hours Devotion begins Sunday in St. Joseph's church at 1 Dayvcille, of which Rev. Ignatius Kost is pastor.
 As Mothers Day, May F, falls on Monday this year, some of the churches will note the preceding day as Mothers Sunday.
 Sinclair & Little of New London have incorporated and propose to engage in a general retail drygoods and department store business.
 Members of the bird classes note how plump all birds look this spring, indicating plenty of seeds, etc, for food during a snowless winter.
 The Argo at Osgood s wharf today with fresh fish at low prices.-adv.
 At Rock Meadow, Lester Agard, aged 6, son of MT. and Mrs. Adel- bert Agard caught two trout Monday which measured g inches in length.
 Friday, St. Marks day, Rev. J. FL dred Brown officiated at the cele- bration of the holy communion at Trinity Episcopal church at 10 o'clock
 In the obituary notice of Dr. Her bert M. Bishop Friday it was stated that he left Norwich for California in 1902. The year should have been 1892.
 Although a resident of East Kill ingly, Mrs John Chase, is 75 years old, she has already matched ou 400 incubator chicks and has more to follow
 Psychic messages by Nellie Abbott at Spiritual Academy Sunday.-adv. Former Norwich residents, Mir. and .,1rs. Nelson Case Taintor have pur chased a 50 acre farm on Belknap Lake, Bolton, and will spent the summer there.
 When the Connecticut Horticultur- al Society held it's bi-monthly meet ing at Hartford Friday evening, the matter of a fall flower show was the principal subject for discussion.
 Church Bros. are selling fish cheap adv.
 Ernest Leroy Dimock Of Holland and Miss Roslin Huntley of New Britain were married at the Holland Methodist parsonage Tuesday even- ing April 22, by Rev. William Bar Der.
 A good assortment of the Good Shep- herd yarns at Womans Exchange Fresh home made cakes daily.-adv. The Rockville Girls club has se- cured Prescott hall in the Prescott block on Park street for, club rooms and plans have been made to move into the hall the first part of nea week.
 License your dogs in the towr ! clerks office now; male and spayet dogs $1.25. female dogs $10.25. On, dollar extra after May 1st.-adv.
 Mrs. Julia Sands, who conducted confectionery store in Norwich, ha: filed a petition in bankruptcy. Sht has liabilities of s486, all unsecured Assets are listed as being of value of s27751.
 The North Stonington district an, nual institute of the County Sunday i the Congrega gational church in tha village, April 29, with morning anc afternoon sessions.
 Seven barbers at Wauregan hous barber shop Saturdays.-adv.
 The new district superintendent Rev. William II. Bath of Norwich, wh attended a meeting in Boston Frida. in regard to centenary plans is t preach at Hazardville Methods church tomorrow (Sunday)
 A special circular letter to tn children of the parochial schools 0 l Connecticut has been issued b Bicshop Nilan urging them to thrif habits and patriotic work, by buyin : as many Thrift stamps as possible. For Saturday: Live Holsters ID. 35t | boiled 40c. pan croakers ID. Sc. frs J fresh mackerel. bluefish and other va rieties in sea food, Broadway Fis Market, 40 Broadway-adv. S The body of Charles Mcknight C Louisville, Ky, who was stationed a | the submarine base and who wa drowned when the canoe which and companion were padding up set has not been recovered yet. That the public appreciates tn opportunity of visiting Slater Muse l- um, Norwich, Sunday afternoon, be tween 2 and o'clock is demonlstrat ' ed by the fact that from 50 to 6 persons are at the Slater Memorii every Sunday.
 n The internal revenue tax on auto mobiles operating for passenger ser if vice is collectible only upon automc = piles that are operated for fir [. whether by an individual, a garage (
 otherwise. The tax is not to be in,
 posed on passenger vehicles that al
 not for hire.
 The post office department is al
 ranging for a messenger to carr
 the mail between the terminal of tt r Norwich and Westerly Traction con pany at Weekapaug and the Weel
 apaug post office. The contra, l. calls for IS trips week from JuI
 to June 30.
 V Very choice fresh caught macker
 (not frozen stock), fresh buffers, li'
 Noank cod and fatfish, striped ba
 and shad. alive and boiled Holsters, z
 in this morning at Powers Bros IT c value of fish is its freshness.-adv . Friends here learn that Mrs. Abe
 C.. Mitchell has been prostrated I
 illness at Montclair, N J., as u
 result of the tragic death there la Saturday of her niece and namesak all Mrs. Martha Pray Foster, wife of F
 Foster, who was struck and killt n by an automobile.
 At the teachers summer school !, Danbury, a class in library metho,
 will be conducted by the Connectic )r public library July 14-25. Instru
 ton will be given in simple catalo; O A..