Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-04-10
VARIOUS MATTERS

When the weather permits. the pre-
Easter trade in Norwich stores is very
A number of local motor boat own
srs are preparing their craft for an
early launching.
Rummage sale, opposite Fay bldg,
Friday morning
The work on two houses which DR..
E. O. Winship is to build on Slocomb |
terrace, Groton, has begun.
a short course in Bookkeeping is to /
be held in August at the Connecticut |
college at Storrs.
Norwich Grand Army men recalled |
that Wednesday was the 54th anniver-
sary of Lees surrender at Appomattox
Norwich Greeks with those lal over
the country celebrated the 9sth ami |
versary of Greek independence this
week.
The third and fourth degrees were
conferred on Is candidates at the
Of Ellington grange Wednes-
day evening.
New London, has voted to pledge
$1,000 to the New London community
memorial building.
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putting their Irvine in early this sea
son and are getting their nets ready
for the opening day.
1t is strange fact that where the
new leaves are growing on honeysuckle
vines about town. most of the old
leaves have remained green all winter.
The Yarn Show, II Cliff street, clos
ing out all grades of yarn at actual
cost. Only three days more.-adv.
a meeting of all the coroners of the
state was called for Wednesday at
11.30 in Hartford by John T. Black.
N. D.. commissioner of the department
of health.
A Groton man, Capt. George Healey,
sailed Wednesday from New York on
the steamship Absecom for a port in
France with load of flour. sugar and
condensed milk.
An anniversary requiem high mass
for Mrs. Margaret McCloud Cassidy,
wife of DR.. Patrick Cassidy, was sung
in st. Patrick's church Wednesday by
Rev. ]. H, Broderick.
The Lyme Parents and Teachers
association met recently with the pres
ident, Mrs. Charles Moves, on the
Black Hall road. to provide means for
a nurse for the graded school.
Amateur astronomers hereabouts
find, whenever the sky is clear, that
Saturn is finely placed for observation
this month near Regulus in Leo It
ceases its westward motion on April
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Buy your fresh fish at osgood's
wharf, direct from fishing boat Many
kinds, low prices, day and night ser
vice.-ady.
Notices have been received here
that the annual convention of the Con-
necticut State Dental association is to
be held in the Chamber of Commerce
hall, Hartford, on the 18th and 10th of
April
In the will Of Darius Miller of New
Britain, who left 100000 in requests.
Edna, Bertha and Seward Strickland.
children of Mrs Alice Strickland OF
Rockville, are relatives to whom sums
are bequeathed.
Regular monthly meeting of the
Rev. Daniel Mullen Assembly, 4th De-
gree X. of c., Thursday evening April
10 at 8;15 sharp. This meeting is of
great importance; kindly arrange to
be preSent.-adY.
Florida palms appear to be abundant
this season and the regular 1000 heads
have been received by Rev. J. II. Brod
erick for blessing and distribution fol-
lowing the high mass at st. Patrick
church Palm Sunday.
Reports that many cattle are beine
brought into this state from other
states without permission have beer
received at the office of J. NJ. Whittle-
sey commissioner of domestic animals
and an effort is being made to prevent
| this.
! All those who wish boxes for the
Near East benefit ball on Easter Mon.
| day night, please telephone Mrs. Allyr
L. Brown, 1872, immediately.-adv
For the florists this Easter bull
stocks, such as tulips. are scarce, as
they come from Holland. where tbs
! trade has been affected by the war
| What bulbs have been received only
open up properly in So per cent of the
bulbs.
AT teachers meeting Monday af
ternoon in the Hicks Memorial school
Tolland, when Supt. Leon G. Staple!
was present a language lesson wa.
| taught by Mrs. Ethel l.. Monganso1
to the sixth, seventh and eight
| grades.
Elizabeth NJ. Sanford of the town o
Lyme has brought suit against thu
! Hadlyrne Manufacturing company 0
Hadlyme to foreclose a mortgage TO
$50. The mortgage was given Feb
Il, 1905. The property is located il
| Hadlyme.
Annual assembly of Franklin coun
Gil, No. 3, r. and S. NJ. will be helt
at Masonic Temple tonight, at 7.3t
Reports of past year. Election and in
stallation of officers for new year
adv.
Musicians here learn that the secon
convention of the Eastern Music Su
pervisors' conference will be held +
Hartford from Tuesday evening, Ma
6, to Saturday noon. May 10. The frs
convention of this association was he1
in Boston last May.
Local tailors find that army an,
navy life has agreed with the majorit
of the local young men who have bee
discharged from the service, sine
most of them have grown taller an
bigger about the chest, while the wais
line has reduced considerably.
owen II. Hale, once freight clerk o
the City Of Lawrence, for 81 year
connected with steamer navigation be
| tween Hartford and New York, an
senior employe of the Hartford an
New York Transportation compan,
has entered on his sd year of servic-
At the coming state G. A f. meetin
in Danbury, badges for the several OF
ganizati tons are to be distinguished b
ribbons of different colors, those of til
delegates being red, of the Citizen
corps yellow, of the W. F. G. blue an
of the Red Cross white with a re
cross.
There was an attendance Of 10 {
Wednesdays meeting of Comfort eli,
Gle, Kings Daughters, held with Mr.
Alvin D. Lewis of Asylum street, Mr.
A. T. Utley presiding. After the regr