Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-14
Gt1e eGa1lIktin.
Norwich, Monday, April IA, 1919
VARIOUS MATTERS
High tides will prevail today

High tides will prevail today.
 Sunday began the Hindu New Year. The moon fuIls tomorrow, April 18th, at 425 a. m.
 Light vehicle lamps at 7.5s o'clock this evening.
 Visitors for Passover week have be- gun to arrive in Norwich homes.
 Avoid the rush. pay your water bills now.-adv.
 A fund of s17,00o is being sought by tne state or Connecticut for the na- tlonal work of the Y. M. c. A.
 The Norwich Free Academy's spring vacation begins today, the 14th. and continues until Wednesday, the 2Sd.
 The annual convention of the state council, Royal Arcanum, is to be held Tn Hartford Tuesday and Wednesday.
 At Voluntown the other day, two New London men, Charles H. Humph- rey and John Welden. caught 30 trout.
 Beautiful pansy borders at the Habekotte- Hurlburt residence on them. ".
 Sunday was the S9th birthday of Edwin keeney, the New London news dealer. who married Miss Julia Brown of Gales Ferry.
 Only few days left to pay your water rates.-adv.
 Although Saturdays weather was not altogether satisfactory, business in the stores was very good, especially during the early evening. At Bolton the sale of the White farm which includes the store and Bolton postoffice, to Roswell K Jones of Man chester has just been recorded The average of inmates at the state reformatory in Cheshire during the year has been 271, considerably below the average of the last six years, and attributed to the war.
 It was two years ago Saturday. April 18th, in 1917, that the United States took the first step toward the formation of a great army by calling | for 500,00 volunteers.
 New vegetables are coming in from ! the south in increasing quantities, as- paragus, spinach, cabbage, peppers, to- matoes, as well as bananas and othe, fruits are adding to the freights. An Amston young man. Private | Walter Hewitt. is home on furlougf from Camp Devens, where he arrived z week ago Saturday, after nearly two years of service across the pond
 The Connecticut Agricultural College Debating club from Storrs will hold { debate with Rhode Island college O Kingston during the first part of June The subject has not been decided upol definitely.
 License your dogs in the towr clerks office now, male and spayet dogs SIPS; female dogs S1O.25. On, l 1s+
 It is announced that Mile. Pritat 0 Waterbury, who owns and has con ducted a private camp for girls at he home, Red Croft. in Holland, for tn last four summers, will discontinue tn camp this season.
 At the Easter sunrise meeting for al the young people of Norwich in tn Second Congregational church at 7.3 o'clock next Sunday morning, Rev. .C l.. Kenagy of Central Baptist churc is to be the speaker.
 Fishing boat Eleanor Louise ar rived at Osgood's Wharf today Car go of native Watch Hill flat fish.-ady
 The farm bureau membership cam paign is being conducted in Coventry | with John N. Walbridge in charge o the canvass for the men members an | Miss Zoetje c. Schell superintendin the canvass for women.
 A Welcome Home sign is to b placed in the center of the city ( Rockville in honor of the home comin ] of the boys from Rockville and vicinit who have been in the service of the country in the army and navy.
 A call to the Christian churches an peoples of America to observe Hol ! Week, which began Sunday, as a sea son for special prayer has been ser out by the Federal Council of tn Churches of Christ in America.
 A total of v members of the frest . man class of 1922 at Yale attained tt honor role, not as large a percentae of the class as usual. The representa- tion of the leading preparatory schoo in the list includes Pomfret 2.
 There will be meeting of the Chau tauqua Guarantors in town hall to morrow evening at o'clock Ever guarantor requested to be present adv.
 Funeral services for Earl Mofi were held Sunday afternoon at 2: o'clock at the Groton Heights churc conducted by Rev. G. R. Atha. Buri was in the Starr cemetery under st pervision of Charity and Relief lods of Masons, of Mystic.
 Subscriptions are coming in fast fc the state motor vehicle register, whic = will be issued May l. with supplement
 i-monthly thereafter. The edition
 limited to 5000 and the books will ] issued in accordance with the ord,
 the subscriptions are received. A large number of members of S 5 Mary's T. A. and B society and u T boys branch, the Tierney Temperan ; cadets, received holy communion s the 7.9O mass in St. Patrick's churt
 Sunday from Rev. J. H. Broderick, WI
 was assisted by Rev. Peter J. Cunyt
 Each Grand Army post in the sta
 is entitled to a certain number of del
 gates to the state enCampment
 Danbury beginning Tuesday, and
 addition any past commander is ent
 tied to attend the annual encampmel
 There are about 80 posts in the sta -l During the spring meeting of t
 Connecticut Editorial association .. Hartford next Saturday, following t II luncheon, Mrs. H. B. Hale, wife of t . editor of the East Hartford Gazet will entertain the women of the par :. at her home. No. 5S Welles avenl II East Hartford.
 The offertory at St. Patrick's chur
 Sunday was Organist F. l.. Farrel
 variations on The Palms, played
 only he can play. Rev. Myles P. G.
 win blessed the palms for distributi
 and the narration of the Saviours pa | 1 sim St JOhu yviii xix was road