Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-27
VARIOUS MATTERS

WlCn OIaCG f1OSp1Ld1 Wu4CIl AASAs- s$@SSe--t 800 ton, two are still unopened. Noted test medium, Mrs. Harding, at Spiritual Academy. Sunday.-adv.
 A 1920 automobile number plate, picked up in the vicinity. was leIt at The Bulletin office Friday evening. / A year ago tomorrow, March 2S-l the day was Friday-there was one or the heaviest snowfalls of that sea- son. A The spring vacation at Mt. Holyoke | College began Thursday and Connec- ticut girls are at home until after Easter. Loal Smith College alumnae learn Local Smith Collegea alumnae learn hat sale in New York Friday, for the endowment fund. Dr. sFlavel s. Luther, former presi- dent of Trinity College, Hartford, was born at Brooklyn, Conn.,, 70 years ago Friday.
 Flowers and plants are pleptifui. at Yer Steeg's, Florist, phone 76O.-adv. \ The Bass-Clef double quartet of | Norwich is to sing in the chapel of | the Methodist Episcopal church at | Montville next week.
 Lewis H. Chapman has been recom- | mended as secretary of the RockVlue | Chamber of Commerce by the special | committee appointed by President r. i M. Howe.
 A member of the Lyme colony, Ar tist Carlton Wiggins, is having an ex- l hibition of ten pictures at the Levy l galleries on Fifth avenue. New York, this week.
 Cottages at Eastern Point are be- | ing made ready for the summer and I 1f rn- l ing to the Point to look over their properties.
 Gillett users. have your free blade 1 yet? Read adv. on page 4. The Lee S, Osgood Co.-adv.
 A Noank man, Samuel Carson. has l resigned at South Norwalk and will join the coast guard patrol on Fish CTS Island, of which he was a mem Der a year ago.
 Mrs. Lydia D. Gardiner of New London has sold her summer cottage situated on Shore avenue, Groton Long Point, to Rudolph and Caroline Rolling of Noank.
 Workmen of the state highway de- partment are in Groton, scraping off Walker hill road and encountering some difficulty in their operations, due to the conditions left by winter.
 It is predicted at Ashford that there will be great shortage of well seasoned stove wood next year as very little cord wood was cut the past winter and choppers are scarce
 Knights of Columbus don't forget communion Sunday for all. At St Patrick's, the 18th. Meet at home at 7.15 a. m.-adv.
 The customary 1000 head of palms for distribution at St. Patrick's church Palm Sunday have been re- ceived by the rector, Rev. J. H. Brod- erick, coming from Florida by way of Boston.
 Prof. Caleb Thomas winchester = whose funeral takes place at Mid dletown this (Saturday) afternoon the son of George and Lucy Thomas Winchester.
 The mercury reaching 66, degrees in the shade Friday gave a big impe- tus to spring business. Easter com ing so early this year-April 4th- when last year it was April 20th-iI all in the merchants favor.
 Several Connecticut physicians have been requested to appear befor' Dr. John T. Black, state health com missioner, to explain their delinquen cy in not reporting communicable dis eases to the state department O health.
 New arrival of shad for your Sun day dinner. Choice eastern halibut. choice scallops, large and small. you want a good oyster give us ; trial. Long and round clans. Smoke' halibut and salmon, at Powers Bros.- adv.
 PnlfnT1 ha Sf ata Y1arly 0f T acres runs from the station at tn Notch up to Dr. M. M. Maine's place This is wild, picturesque tract c land with swamp, rocks. laurel and lake which the passerby on the roa never sees.
 The sales of war savings stamp and treasury savings certificates Connecticut during February amount |. ed to the sum of 35.801, according t the report for the first federal reserv district which includes all of tn New England states.
 An executive committee to arrang for the part which Connecticut wi take in the coming Pilgrim celebra tion is composed of Governor Hol comb, ex-officio; ex-Gov. Simeo Baldwin, Col. Charles E. Thompso and Mrs. Sara T. Kinney.
 Easter day is the first Sunday aft the full moon which happens upo or next after the Fist of March.
 the full moon happens upon Sunda II Easter day is the following Sunda '~ It is never before the 22nd of Marc or after the 25th of April.
 The United States Civil Servi, commission announces for April 27 g E. examination for assistant metallu gist, man or woman, over 20, for
 vacancy in the ordnance sdepartnhl
 at large, Frankford Arsenal, Pink
 delphia, Pa.. at $1,400 a year.
 At Lords Point, Moves P. Farnt
 has resumed trapping for nuskrat
 ice having prevented trapping sin
 Christmas. A good muskrat skin ,J now worth $500 when number. lu years ago it brought or 10 cents. I e trapped two rats the first night.
 The senior class of the Rockvil
 High school will leave this (Saturda
 morning for its annual trip to Was
 ington, D. c. There will be fort ,1 eight in the party, including Primo ~ pal Philip M. Howe and, Miss Mar
 esther Dougherty, French teacher
 the school
 At present Connecticut has 1 public health nurses who are doi general tuberculosis and child we
 fare nursing. The department IT. health declares that the public heal
 nurse has been factor in the redu
 rate for 1919. over that of 1917. st Relatives and family friends we
 in attendance at a months mind hi