Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-29
VARIOUS MATTERS


Light vehicle lamps at 6.3S o'clock
this evening.
At Union, Mrs. H. NJ. Lawson has
opened the fire lookout for the season.
The 200th anniversary of the town
of Bolton may be celebrated Oct. 8,
1920.
e. M. ellis already has six horses
in training at the fair grounds at Stat
ford Springs.
Buy better fish for less from fishing
boats at Osgood Wharf today.-sdv.
Up to the present, about 500 have re-
turned to work at the Marlin Rock
Vile Arms plant, Norwich.
A native of Windham, DIR. Jules Jor-
dan, of Providence, has written a new
song entitled Blossom of Erin.
A Holland man, Frederick Luce, has
taken the contract 10 carry the mail
from Vernon station to Rockville.
All the public libraries in Connec-
ticut have been appealed to by the
State AmericaniZation Department to
help in the Americanization movement.
Local students from the Connecticut
Agricultural college at Storrs have
been spending a week vacation at their
homes.
An act favorably reported provides
recognition buttons for members of the
Connecticut home guard and the Con
necticut state board.
Twelve cases will be heard by the
dairy and food commissioner at the
capitol Monday on watered milk and
milk below standard.
New filet crochet yoke books, stamp
ed linens, Easter cards and home
. IL.
Hot lunch served daily.-adv.
Christ church is to reopen tomor-
row for regular services. During the
winter the congregation has united
| with that of Trinity Episcopal church
at Trinity.
Mrs Bradley, noted ballot medium,
at Spiritual Academy Sunday.-adv.
Next Tuesday evening, Luther Skin
ner of Rockville, deputy of the state
grange is to make an official visit and
inspect Pomona Grange, No. IS, P. of
| H.. of Bloomfield.
State tuberculosis Sanatoriun are
permitted now, as there are no more
cases of grip among the 116 patients
under DIR. Campbell's care.
The rector of Christ church. Nor
wich Rev. Richard r. Graham, is an
| nounced to give the Lenten address at
! Calvary church, Stonington, WedneS-
| day evening of next week.
A petition of the residents near
| Leonard's Bridge station to have the
/ agent at the station retained by the
| New Haven railroad was heard before
the public utilities commission at the
capitol Thursday.
Mrs. Julia Verplanck, who died at the
home of her son, Supt. Fred A. Yer
planck. South Manchester, md who
was buried Wednesday in Franklin
| when young woman taught at Broad
way school. Norwich.
Some of the Connecticut delegates
| are already making hotel reservations
for the 2Sth Continental Congress OF
the Daughters of the American ReVO-
| luton, to be held in Washington the
week of April 14th.
A former member of Norwich Free
Academy faculty Marcus White, prin-
cipal of the New Britain Normal school
favors an appropriation to provide fol
increased pay to teachers in the five
normal schools in Connecticut.
The annual trip of the senior elias.
of Rockville High School began Friday
evening when they left for tie nationa
capital There are forty-siX in the
party chaperoned by Principal Philip
N. dowe and Miss Mary Louise Meals
At the Easter service in Park church
the offertory selection is to be .Eastel
Dawn, by Woodman, with cello obli.
cato by Eben Learned. The com / Sc
of this beautiful melody was orguIis
at Christ church. Norwich years ago
Fridays sleet storm made owners 0
peach orchards uneasy, as mild wea
Their had left the buds we'll advanced
Frank w. Browning of Kitemaug or
chards stated that it would be impossi
BILE to predict the results of the storm
1t is stated that the boys of the Jun
Tor Naval Reserve will not come T.
Camp Dewey, Kitemaug, the coming
summer, but will leave the Uncasvill
camp for one on an island in the Prov
idence river. Their winter camp is i
Florida.
Thursday evening Coventry grang
rendered a reception to Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur L. Reed and Mr.. and Mrs. Oil
, yer II. Hill in honor of their twenty
fifth and twenty fourth wedding an
niversaries, respectively. All are mem
bers of the grange.
\ The fish and game committee of tn
legislature is to hold a hearing Apr
on the bill to make the open seaso
\ on all lakes and ponds of the stat
from May to January Is, and to re
peal all special laws now in force 0
the different ponds.
Agents of Commissioner of Domesti
Animals James A. Whittlesey hay
! discovered CHAMBERS in the town
Somers. three horses owned by NJ
Il Zoebieski, and two horses owned by
Sulick of Scitico were found on til
1 test to be glandered and We're killed.
\ The 81 900, 900 to be raised by the v
HI c. T. L. will be used in the work
child welfare, health and morality &c
ucation and information, headquartei
at Washington and Evanston fieI
service, administration Americana
ton, women in industry and world pre-
\ hibition.