Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-29
VARIOUS MATTERS

this evening. [
 The moon is new tomorrow. the 3oth, at 1.30 a. m.
 The Norwich public schools opened Monday for the spring term. l One farmer i'll Westbrook lost be- | tween three and four hundred cabbage plants by the frost.
 r., The census Monday at the Norwich l 1 State Hospital for the. Insane showed l a total of 12S3 patients.
 Fishing boats arriving daily at os- i good wharf with choice native fresh 1 fish.---adv.
 Groton grange is to celebrate it's 10th anniversary the fourth Friday in May, when Neighbors night will be held. 1 The 23d annual convention of the Kings Daughters and Sons is to be held in Hartford May 14 and IS at Center church house.
 Road building authorities are pre- dieting that 1919, 1920 and 1921 will prove the greatest in the countrys his tory in the matter of road construc- ton.
 It is rumored that Richards grove has been leased by an amusement com- pany from Rocky Point, R. l. Im- provements are already being made there. -..>
 Andover grange has voted that the daylight saying law is detrimental to the farming interests of the state, and l.oins with others in asking for it's re- peal.
 A beautiful granite monument has been completed at Maplewood ceme- itery, a memorial to Lieut., Leroy A. Swan, and his wife. Edna Troland Swan.
 
 License your dogs in the town
 clerks office now. male and spayed dogs, S1.e5 female dogs $10.25. One dollar extra after May 1st.-adv.
 The new almshouse building at New London. which is under lease to the , navy departin is used by the latter , as an administrative building only at 5 the present time. } District Attorney John F. Crosby of l Hartford has issued a statement show ing that there is no limit on the time } during which discharged men may wear their uniforms.
 Austin Tildeu has leased his farm
 land and buildings on East street. FL lington, to Nathan Tornanskv and Ma
 than. Leyitansky who are planning to
 raise 12 acres of tobacco.
 There has been little building at Groton Long Point tthe past winter 2 and all the cottages which the com pany has for lease are spoken for at
 least part of the season.
 As St. .Ann's Temperance society. Norwich, is preparing to furnish its ! rooms in the T. A. and B. building af- } ter May 1st, members and friends of these active temperance workers are
 being asked to help toward equipping their quarters.
 The Fidelity class of the First Bap- tist Sunday school will hold food
 sale at C. V. Pendleton's. 45 Broad way, tomorrow. at 10 oclock.-adv.
 Thomas T. Wetmore has sold Wood :
 bine cottage at the corner of Easterly place and Bentley avenue, Ocean
 Beach, to Mrs. Rosie Leverone, wife of Antone Leverone, of New London. MT. Wetmore recently enlarged and inn proved the cottage.
 Ii Norwich Masons learn that the cor nerstone for the new $150,090 fireproof lingford, will be laid Saturday after noon May r. at l o'clock. under the I direction of Wallace $. Moyle of New Haven, grand master.
 Suspension of the order prohibitinc the attachment of railroad employees E wages is announced by the railroad D admonistration. This action. however \ 'does not make wages subject to at E tachment which arc not subject to at tachment by state law.
 City Clerk John v. Keeney of Rock 2 vile has received q communica tior E from Congressman Richard P Free \ man that two cannon will be shipped from the Watervliet arsenal upon re.
 ceipt of requisition from the city O
 Rockville for the field pieces. n Big smoker and entertainment at K
 of C. rooms, Thursday evening. May 1 Hat o'clock. All members are re- \ quested to attend. Big tine.-adv. A number of c.ergymen from Nor
 wich and vicinity are at New Haven
 where. beginning Monday and contin
 uing through Wednesday, the tentl | annual convocation of alumni anC \ ministers of Connecticut is being helt \ in the Yale School of Religion. s At the last meeting of Bolton schoo
 board, at which Supe visor Leon Staples was present, it was voted | raise the teachers salaries to $700 fo f the minimum and s250 for the maxi 3 mum. As the highest salary paid ha s been about $540, this is quite a raise. X Already about 70 subscriptions ; 2 total of s11,000 toward the Victor 3 loan have been secured at the Nor ~ Wich State Hospital by tie superin = tepdent, Dr. Franklin s, Wi!cox. Thi
 nice sum is credited to the town 0 , Preston's quota.
 N At the ninth annual exhibition of tr Connecticut Academy of Fine Arts i
 Hartford Matilda Brownes picture
 Where the Sleepy eyed Cattle Come |
 Drink, is receiving very favorabl \ mention. This artist (Mrs. Frederic ,. Van Wycle) has a summer home i oe Lyme.
 = Four students at the Connecticu
 Agricultural college at Storrs hay
 been elected to the honorary fraternit
 Gamma Chi Epsilon. The election
 were based on scholarship, student ac
 tivities and character and it is tn
 hope of every student in college som day to get into this fraternity
 \ Mystic's recently organized K. of ( council is named the Father Murph . council, in memory of Rev. John l - Murphy. for years the beloved paste - of Mystic Catholic church, who for / short time was a curate at St. Pat rick's church. Norwich. and who die
 in Bridgeport several years ago.
 Among prominent republicans wh
 will attend a dinner in Bridgeport al
 mory this CTuesday) evening, whe .. William H. Hays, chairman of the rt ?" publican national committee, and Jof
 T. King, national committeeman frol Connecticut, will be the guests of hor
 or, is Senator r. B. Brandegree.
 The chairman of the committee fc ne the United Workers, Mrs. MaTtl i'd Brewer Norton, states that in spite .e- the difficult times, there have not bee lld as many demands on the Adam Re d fund as anticipated. It has been DO. ,z sible to give assistance whenever asl