Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-24
Nl1e BniIkkiu, Norwich Thursday, April A, 1919
VARIOUS MATTERS

V residence of MT. and Mrs. c. Henry Osgood, on Washington street.
 Trawler Elenore Louise will arrive this afternoon with live fish.-adv.
 Sunday next will be the April com munion day for the members of the Holy Name society of St. Patrick's parish, James J. Casey, president.
 Work was started Tuesday morning on the Welcome Home sign which is being erected in Central Park by the Rockville Chamber of Commerce. { There will be a food sale at Trinity M. E. church Friday at p. m.-adv.
 Eastern Connecticut manufacturers are attending the annual spring con- vention of the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers in New York. Argo and Cochegan at Osgood's wharf. Big cargoes of native fresh fish, many kinds.-adv. Mary A. Rowe. 49. wife of James E. Rowe. of Westerly, died in Norwich Monday. The funeral and burial will. be in Westerly. At Hebron, John N. Hewitt is the chairman Of the mems committee for the Fifth Liberty loan and Mrs. An nie C. Gilbert heads the women's com mittee.
 1 To accommodate those desiring to attend the parade of the 18th division l in Boston Friday the New Haven road will operate an extra train leaving New Haven shortly after ' a. m. | Under a new rule a person applying | for a motor vehicle registration will l be required to give on oath informa- | tion which will be of use in the estab- lishment of the identity of the car. 1 f,,Ij 0f f-;o | fish and Holsters at Powers Bros for this week.-adv.
 l There is to be a summer school for elementary teachers at the Danbury | Normal school from July Y to Aug. ?, 1919. The school will be run on the lines on which it was conducted 1 last year.
 An exchange mentions that Mrs. Frank A Mitchell of Norwich and j. | B. Holman, of Saybrook. of the state board of charities. made a quarterly visit to the state prison at Wethers- field Tuesday.
 Rev Francis David Hoskins. who died Saturday in Philadelphia, was examining chaplain of the Episcopal diocese of Connecticut. Until a year ago MT Hoskins lived on Buckingham # street, Hartford.
 There was an attendance of twelve at Wednesday afternoons meeting of Comfort Circle of the Kings Daugh- ters, held with Mrs. Edward Adams of West Main street. The leader, Mrs Albert T. Utley. presided
 Frank Clish and Jack Ward will be up from the sound every Thursday with boatload of fresh fsh.-adv. Official announcement was made on Tuesday night of the appointment of Prof Clarence W. Mendell as chair 1 man of the Yale athletic committee in place of Prof. Robert N. Corwin. Nor wich Free Academy. 'S3, resigned.
 For the performance< to be given by the Yale Dramatic association Friday evening in the ball room of the Hote Taft New Haven. one of the patron esses is Mrs. Huntington Lee (Rosa- lie Hubbard) formerly of Norwich.
 It is noted by Hartford paper tha Earle Beebe of Mantle has entered the employ of a truot company in tha city. He recently returned from ser vice overseas, where he was a mem Der of the Seventy seventh Division [, A meeting was held in the Hebron town clerks office Saturday evenin; . to plan for a celebration for the boy when they get home Another meet | ing will be held next Saturday night There were 31 Hebron boys called fo service.
 A divorce case tried in the superio , case at Rockville Tuesday vas that o Peter Pedro against Pansy Pedro 0
 South Coventry. asking a divorce o
 the grounds of adultery. Pedro is i
 the navy at present. The decree wa
 granted.
 License your dogs in the tow clerks office now male and spaye 7 dogs s1.25, female dogs s1025. On A dollar extra after May 1st.-adv.
 The fate that Henry Ford was i
 Hartford Tuesday has revived tn rumor that the man who made tn
 flivver famous intends to establish
 factory somewhere in Connecticut,
 rumor which has interested Norwic < machinists.
 l. A victory supper was given in tn d Coventry Congregational church Wed per the annual meeting of the Cover P try Red Cross auxiliary was held. A - address was given by Longshaw 1 Il Porritt of Hartford.
 At Marlborough a Farmers Instit
 ute is to be held at the Congregation
 al church Saturday afternoon and eN
 ening, under the auspices of tf
 Hartford county farm bureau, co-oI
 erating with the Connecticut Agricu
 tural College, Storrs.
 Abraham Shapiro, proprietor of
 grocery store on Main street. Ne
 London, was fined $7 for having u
 awning in front of his store low,
 than seven feet. which is required I
 law. Shapiro had been given sever
 warnings by the police
 H An exhibition of Colonial commul H ion silver, loaned by the churches H Connecticut, is being arranged by u M Connecticut Society of Coloni Ea Danes. The exhibition will open - May 15 in the Morgan Memorial.
 Hartford, and is to be open to u
 public.
 | Each automobile having a seatil capacity of more than two and n
 more than seven passengers will ' taxed S10 year. according to the ne
 act, and tax of $20 year will
 placed on every machine having
 seating capacity of more than sev,
 passengers.
 The funeral of Harold Bryant, .
 killed in a motorcycle accident Su
 day morning, wasflleld in the char
 at Somers Wednesday afternoon at . o'clock. Rev. John $. Curtis officiate - MT. Bryant received his dischar | four months ago in Texas. where belonged to the Eighth Cavalry.
 JOHNNY HURLEY TAKES
 HIS USUAL STATIC