Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-30
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Norwich, Wednesday April 30, 1919
VARIOUS MATTERS


 light ichicIe lamps at S:1S o'clock thia ererioe.
 ,%ca :; hsll;ng vessels have been , bringing il good fares of tile fish and cod.
 Thursday, St. Philip and St. James days, the4.u will be special services lT the Episcopal churches. Plum trees about town, which were i i'll full bloom, appear to have been damaged by the recent freeze. The town clerks office will be open on Wednesday and Thursday evenings I for the registration or dogs.-adv. i Delegates are being elected to the 1 session of the Connecticut State Fed eration of Labor in Meriden, June 2. | Today April 30 at 11:25 a. m. the planet Mars and the Moon will be in conjunction. Mars is south degrees, l 12 minutes.
 At the final meeting of the Woman's Board of Foreign Missions Of Park church this week, The Travellers club will entertain the members. Tuesday at 8 o'clock. in St. Pat rick's church, a months mind requiem | high mass for Mr.. Elizabeth Fitzger ald was sung by Rev. Peter J. Cuny. l At Rockville, Mrs. Francis T. Max well, chairman of the women's Lib , erty loan committee, has appointed her committee for Rockville and Yer non.
 1 Three trees will be planted at Som CTS on Arbor Day, May ?, in memory 1 of three Son2ers boys who died in the service, Albert Chenade, Roy Buck and 1 Edward Hanley.
 l While fighting a big fire on Jobs Hill at Ellington Sunday afternoon, i William E. Ilibbe, son of the fire
 warden and another young man were
 overcome by smoke.
 | Maxcy W. Steere. who died Monday at Glastonbury, was employed. as car penter for the Shore Linz Electric Railway Company, before leaving Norwich, about eight years ago. l On the farm at the Norwich State | Hospital a big new 5,2o0 weight trac- tor is being used by Boss Farmer
 Walter Palmer. It will blow an acre
 an hour on one gallon of kerosene.
 Connecticut is represented at the big convention for the wider promo tion of sheep husbandry in the United
 States especially in the eastern states,
 which opened in Philadelphia Tuesday. Big smoker and entertainment at K.
 of c. rooms Thursday evening. May l, at o'clock. All members are requested
 to attend; big time.-adv. l At the first quarterly conference of
 the Rockville Methodist church Tues day evening at 7:45 o'clock in the
 vestry. The new district superintend- ent, Rev. w. H. Bath of Norwich pre- sided.
 New London papers mentioned that
 Mrs. James P. Sullivan entertained at bridge Tuesday afternoon in honor of
 her daughter Mrs. E. Thomas Troland
 who recently returned from Fortress Monroe.
 During the coming month there will
 be special devotions in honor of the
 Blessed Virgin every morning in St. Patrick's church following the parish mass at ' o'clock, also every Tuesday evening.
 President Wilson has requested that
 Sunday, May 4. be observed in all
 churches as Employment Sunday
 Connecticut at one time headed the list
 for giving the most returned sailors and soldiers work.
 The Army and Navy Association of the Great War will hold q state eau
 GUS in Hartford Thursday, May 1 at
 which delegates will be appointed tc
 the national caucus Of the American
 Legion in St. Lousi May 8-10.
 Big smoker and enterta inment at K Of C. rooms Thursday evening, May l at o'clock. All members are reaueste,
 to attend; big time.-adv.
 Six of the new mountain type iocomo-
 tives to be put into passenger service
 by the New Haven railroad between
 Boston and New Haven have arrived The engines are numbered in 93G0 ant
 have on the tank the letters "C S. A." The 14th light railway engineer. which arrived in Boston Friday aboard R the transport Dakotan was organized
 among the railroad men of the Ner York. New Haven Hartford Rail roa, I company was oyerseaa nearly twenty ! two months.
 The directors and supervisors 0 | trade education have dec ded to post x pone the convention of the Coanecti
 cut Trade Education association 1 which was to be he!G il Danbury Ma,
 and 3, until the reg Ilar meeting dat
 in September.
 4 former Willina1t'c re7ident Mrs I Helen Sterly Of New L,edJh ha- re E ccived q postal from hcs On, Allen ' Sailing for Trieste, AIstria. Good s bye. see you in July" AIr. Stcrry i on the ship Gulf of Mexico Of the Gul X Refining company.
 b License your dogs in the tow 3 clerk z oil co noW; male @-.' spa E dcgs S1.25. femalc dogs s.9H-. On 2 collar extra after May 1st. 1v. 4 It ia stated that Dr .Goofe. c. I E Williams of Hartford is to a, l.J.ii ;ta s make remarks up91 q number o' ?tc ai olutionary letters ard docurcl 2
 the pc.;t meeting of the C'1slr~-,-.. e. R Historical :ociety in Hartford 1.l % Jay evening May 6.
 A The attractive house or Su77vaid H avenue, Laurel Hill recently sod | N William F. Bake. to George H. S-yd!t H nan is now occupied by the new ow ss cr and his two daughters =, 1 %yd'esran has ii ad O, S;ta-lto!1 a.e.l.. N F';4st tsidn for oEer fort 1sars s <. Miss Nanel 1iT4I. Il sp5,aer. daug' E ter of MT. and Mrs. Fr2aA II Snoor E CT Of West Springfield S-ass., W; H conduct q. store at Pleasant Vie A during the sunnnlef season Was ruits E in marriage April T with T;l CT Leo, M i.G Oppe 1h hoi.nc~ 2t M-az, t.a-i7~fel E The state beard of edgca:.o.- i. 2, M ranging 4 course for evening 4ehr Hs teachers and those who c34tc plc
 tsachirg English 10 uon-i ,gii.
 spesl1lig adults st the New F;7..ta a Normal scnool from July , to Augu \ [, in ci79ree of S2mlal J Ercgtn y New loss.
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