Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-03
VARIOUS MATTERS
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April Srd is St. Richards day and St Irene's day. in the church calen- dar.
 Don't forget, all yarns at cut prices, at The Yarn Shop, 1T Cliff St.-adv. Flooded meadows are making bus mess good for lSuskrat hunters in the suburbs.
 Unusually long and heavy loaded fl eight trains have been running through. during the week.
 4 number Of country inns. taverns, ard gift-shoDs, opened the season for automobile parties April 1st.
 Farmers who are lucky enough to have late apples to bring to market are getting over s6 barrel for them
 A book at the Otis ii rarv popular with boy readers is E. T. TomIinson's IS Fighters Young Americans Want to Know
 On account of sickress Dr. Curtis | kernard's office will be closed until | further notica-adv.
 1 From Middletown Byrcn S Hawkins formerly with the Milib,c1k Farm Diary company. is moving his family to Willimantic.
 The barberry border at the United | Congregational church is budding and the grass in the grounds is as thrifty is it might be in June. Word has been received in Niantic from Hartford Of the death of Martha J Coi.. who for the past % years or more has been summer visitor tc Pine Grove.
 At Old Saybrook. Leon Miller has ret med to lis former work as motor l rLa ' i1., ,H.~sa Tie will move his family there from Old 1 Lyme, soon.
 Beginning today, all yarns will be closed out at cost prices The Yarr Shop, r Cliff St.-adv.
 The rector of Christ church, Rev | Richard R. Graham, has resumed hi, weekly visits to Norwich State Tuber. culosis Sanatorium and o1iciated a | the service "f morning prayer there Wednesday.
 The annual meeting of the director! cf the Rockville Fair association wa: hc'd Monday evening il the Memo, rial building. There were eight di i ~Actors present. Oscar Leonard wa. eiected president.
 \ Norwich official declared Wednes i day that the city will never be clear until each property owner is compelle; t" keep his own premises tidy all tn time, not depending too much upol the street department.
 Wouldn't you like a choice fresh fisl fer your dinner Friday? Phone Pow CTS Bros. today. while the variety i large.-adv.
 Colonel Chris tian Quien, of Danbur7 recently appointed superintendent o T.tchs home for old soldiers a >,oroton. wei,t to Noroton Tuesda morning to officially take over the su I erintendenc5 of the home.
 The collection of Red Cross refuge garments at Groton was very success t.!l. There were 50 houses at whic1 garments were collected ard all Sat u-dav and Monday afternoons wer required in making the rounds. ,. A Tariffvilie correspondent mention hat Miss Frances Gately. I teache in the Second and Third grades. ha resigned and will leave saturday, aft CT teaching for six yearc She ha secured clerical work in New Lon don.
 Mrs. Ada Fargo, 5s. former resi- dent of Manchester. diel n Norwich Monday. She was sister Of the lat Charles B. Andrews of Manchester The funeral was held Wedne sday aft rernoon at o'clock in the chapel 8 HuclSland cemetery.
 Cochegan and Argo at Osgoo V harf. Big cargoes of fresh fish. Lo' prices. We sell until r c'clock ( right.-adv.
 < certificate of organization ha leen filed by t.e New London Ice Fuel Company. consisting Of SC shares of common stock it par Valu of s100. with total capital stock ( Fa0 900. Barnet Greenb,att is presideF of the corporation.
 Military men here learn that Powde House day. April 18th, vii: he reviv ed by the second company. governor floor guard. New Haven at the speci; request of Gov. Marcus lTolcomb q a day of tharksgivi1g for the victor of the allied arms in the great war. James Shelley. g.. Of Waterford, die Tuesday at The ho-7a of Lis daughtn Mrs. Williar,s in New London. M Shelley lived for many years at Spit head Four Corners aud was at or time employee as a sto:ia mason, Dl retired from active wori 20 years az
 The Chicago League If Pitchers which ozias Dodge. of Norwich i3 | Dodge by selecting one Of his o prints "Evening On the Du~ee." f. reproduction on the cataloe of it's ar nual exhibition at the Chicago Art l. ctitutc. IT..
 Annual convocation of Franklt chapter, No. 4. R. A. NJ. will be he at Masonic Temple tonight at 7.S0. RC ports of last year. Election and + stallation Of officers for lew year. adv.
 Wednesday afternoon when the Pr, sressive Missionary club met wit Mrs. Franklin H. Brown 124 Laur Hill avenue, the president. Mrs. Jof E. Post presided. and fourteen we i1 attendance. A feature of the mee irg was a pleasing recitation by MT Charles L. Stark.
 The late Dr. Samuel T. Dutton, New York. who since the founding the Wheeler school at North StoninI ton, has beer its educational advise anC member of the board of dire tors. frequently attended its con laencements. to present the diplom; .o the graduating classnlen
 Harry Cole Eldridge of No. 66 F. treat avenue. Hartford. died at u home of his sister, Mrs J. P. Clar .,o. 16 Highland avenue, Hartfor Sunday. after an illness of six week - He was a brother of William K. Ell r1dge of Stafford Springs. The fl ? neral was hell Wednesday afternoon.