Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-19
Ul1eR1listin. Norwich, Saturday, April 1e, 1919
VARIOUS MATTERS

this evening.
 This will be a rush day at the Otis library, due to the holiday closing Fri day.
 The water office will be open all day Saturday.-adv.
 The next legal holiday is Memorial day, May 30th, which this year falls on Friday.
 All about town, decorative ever greens have fared well during the past mild winter.
 This is the last week to pay your water rate.-adv.
 Plainfield grange. P. of H., is to fur nlsh the program at Ekonk grange meeting May 2.
 In spite of week of bad weather, some of the local stores have had very good Easter trade.
 During this month the planet Uranus is a morning star, rising about two hours before the sun.
 Since food restrictions have been removed. rural church societies are planning May breakfasts this year.
 Don't forget your water bills; addi- tions after the 20th.-adv.
 MI S. SndI4eS AIHluOH Ol EaSI W H. lington died recently from complica- tions following illness with measles.
 Repairs are being made to The Huntington apartment house on Broadway, now the property of D. T Shea.
 See the new Scotchspuns novelty i~ckwear at Keppler's. 99 Main adv.
 
 Many of the patients at the Norwich state hospital are able to appreciate gifts of magazines, newspa pers and books.
 There is rumor that Leonard Maine has rendered his resignation as postmaster of North Stonington, to take effect July 1.
 From Wauregan Miss Helen Atwood has been taken to the Memorial hos pital in Worcester to undergo an op- eration for appendicitis.
 Easter neckwear in neat, dark, rict designs and colorings at Keppler's, g. Main.-adv. Noank man Capt Nicholas Nel. son, has been transferred from Corn. field lightship to place in the New London customs house. There was genuine sunshine for Z few hours Friday morning. but the af. ternoo1-'s weather proved of the regu. lation uncertain April brand.
 The newly appointed pastor at Al Saints church, Somersville, Holland county, is Rev. Denis A. O'Brien transferred from St. Thomas semi nary. Hartford.
 Exceptional collection of neckwea, for father and son at keppler's. g. Main.-adv.
 There is to be Holy Saturday hap tismal service at Christ Episcopa church at f o'clock this afternoon when the rector. Rev. Richard R. Ora ham, will baptize six or more children A native of Norwich. Mrs. Leila Troland Gardner. continues to win he "ay as a composer in New ork. writ ing the words to her own songs. an, doing well with her instrumental com positions.
 Italian, French, English and Japan csc silk neckwear at Keppler's, 9 Main St-adv.
 Richard P. Welch, who died at hi home in Middletown this week follow ing ten days illness. is survived b, his wife. two daughters, one being Mrs Louis Faulkner of New London an, three sons.
 New arrival shad, Spanish mackere Noank flat and cod, eastern halibut live and boiled Holsters at Power | Bros. adv. l In the interests of the jubilee drive ! W. C. T. U. workers in Connecticut ar | being urged to interest children an young people in a prize contest fo posters or window cards dealing wit prohibition.
 Arrived today. Osgoods wharf, bi cargo fatfish, haddock and Bosto l blueS.-adv.
 A Passion week service which wa announced to be held in the Nor: Stonington Congregational church o Thursday evening was changed to Ff day evening at 7.45 o'clock. Rev. o. I Fisher was the speaker.
 License your dogs in the tow clerks office now; male and spaye dogs S1.25; female dogs $l0.25. Or dollar extra after May 1st.--adv
 A fishing party from Hartford trie ton brook, a posted stream, on tf Meyers estate in the town of Unio the other day. Ono fish Ca trout pos sibly satisfied the sportsmen, as it co them nearly s9.
 Bishop Milan has transferred Re Alexander Tanski from St. Joseph church, Norwich. to Sacred Hea church, New Britain (assistant). Re Edward Walsh, chaplain 209th eng neers, Camp. Sheridan. Ala, goes St. Mary's church, New London Ga! sistant).
 Young people, attention. Sunri meeting Easter Sunday, 7.30 a. m., 0 Second Congregational church. Ever,