Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-21
QIl1eBtlllktim Norwich, Wednesday, April Fl, 1920.
VARIOUS MATTERS

There DeR1nS to pc d sIl1OHC oS~4'S mand for garden and lawn tools
 Recent accessions 5at Peck Library, Slater Hall, include six volumes by SIT James Matthew Barrie.
 Exchange tickets for "oh Aladdin" at Cranston's Saturday, April 24. at a. m l -av.
 The mercury rose to 6s degrees during Tuesday. which was one of the few good days of the year so far. | A Stonington resident Jesse J. Sylvia, has been in Norwich to declare his mten- tions to become a citizen. Thurman Eldridge is drawing lum- Der for a new casino to be erected by 1 him at o--~-~~ ontaug beach. It was on April 2oth, 1897, that the | Connecticut Federation of Women's Clubs was organized at Bridgeport. At Trinity Methodist church, the wo- mans prayer meeting Tuesday afternoon at. o'clock was led by Mrs. H. c. AL drich.
 -ozias Dodge, of Norwich, is a mem Der of the Paint and Clay Club which is holding its annual exhibition in New Haven.
 License your dogs at the town clerks | office now. Same old price this month, but after May 1st s1 dollar extra.-adv. l The meeting of Plainfield grange held l Tuesday evening, was an open meeting and the program was furnished by the W. c. T. U.
 | A box for the Southern Highlanders is 1 to be packed this Wednesday, morning | at 10 o'clock at the United Congrega- l tional church.
 | Bank men from this state will attend | the first annual national conference Of | q. ina afi n | in Boston April 23rd.
 tioning Thomas L. Reilly of Meriden, former congressman, as a favorable democratic. nominee for governor.
 Rockville was another city visited by federal agents the past week. A sec ret. sixty gallon still was found and all the liquor about it was confscated.
 Special matinee Friday morning at 10 clock for women only at the Davis the atre. Clayton will answer all questions | adv.
 The Rebekah lodges of the state have raised several thousand dollars for the building of an infrmary in connection with Fairviwe, the Odd Fellows Home Groton.
 Complaints come from many sections that no help seems available for farm work, so the farmers have no encour I agement to plant only what they car care for
 A talk on home nursing under the su pervision of M. Elizabeth Wooding wa given at the town hall, Oneco, Tuesday , at ? p. m. The subject was Diet il Sickness.
 Mrs, Joseph Mitchell of Poquono road, Groton, and Andrew Startz o Mystic, are among patients discharge , | from the Lawrence and Memorial Asso ciated hospitals.
 Moosup has the champion mean mar
 who drove couple of nails in one of tn . automobile tires belonging to Mauric Fosters car, which was standing nea
 Prospect street, the other evening. ! Ladies' don't forget Clayton, the mysti I marvel. will give a special performance for ladies only Friday morning at 1 :, o'clock. Ask him anything.-adv. 2 Passenger and freight service on tn New Haven road is showing daily in
 proyement. Several cars with fires
 meat butter. eggs, vegetables and fruit
 have arrived in the state since Sunda. = The Waterbury board of public safet
 has appointed two chaplains for the Fiji and police departments, Rev. John Lewis, D.D., and Rev. Eugene P. Cryn | Father Cryne is a native of Wil1imanti Flags on Connecticut telephone bull ings have been at half mast out of r
 spect to the memory of Theodore ] [ Vail, chairman of the board of directo U of the American Telephone and Tel
 graph Co.
 New London papers state that the gir z of St Anne's Total Abstinence socie O of Norwich are going down on a stray
 ride to attend the Victory dance givt
 by St Mary's Cadets of that city Thur
 day evening.
 The largest crowd in the history of u = Davis theatre were amazed last night D the wonderful work of the mystic ma
 vel, Clayton. He knows all, sees all tel
 alL-adv.
 0 Harry Mackenzie, of Bethel, has be " appointed state organizer of the 4vario
 republican clubs and organizations
 Connecticut. MT. Mackenzie receiv |O the appointment from the national
 publican committee.
 The Norwich banks have an abuntiar )E of money and while it would never 'O dubbed tainted it is undeniably mus I just now, the federal reserve offici; having decided not to send out any mo 10 new bills for a time.
 Girls Friendly Societies (Episcop
 throughout Connecticut are being 2 lE dressed by Miss Leila Van Schaak, ,O Ridgefeld, former Norwich reside
 Miss Van Schaak is president of the
 F. s. of this diacese. zU Capt John R.. Vaughn, of the N
 York Fire Patrol, died in Norwich AT
 18th. The funeral. services were held 1E New York, conducted by Polar S z0 Lodge, 245, F. and A. M. at sS4
 Avenue. Tuesday evening at S3o. >.l It is reported that the contractor u ZS vii build the road between Coventry z , South Coventry this spring and sumr 10 is hiring all the available farm help
 some of these men report that they
 to receive $5 a day for their work. 1n It has been discovered at the Wi w mantle Campground that the roof of
 veranda of the Bidwell cottage fell fl
 the weight of snow during the win SS and the windows of two other buildil
 were broken in by snow and ice slid zn from roofs
 AN The United States civil service e
 mission announces for May 25 an exs
 nation for draftsmen, men, 2s to 45, chitectural and structural steel, for
 cancies in the lighthouse service, ! n waukee, Wis, and Key West, Fla, 4 s1,500 a year.
 A former Norwich pastor, Rev. - Peter c. Wright, pastor of the Asyl
 i Avenue Baptist church, Hartford ,
 chosen to give an address on Wonns OR Place and Power in the World, in C
 ter Church House, before the Motherh
 Club of Hartford a