Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-06
UIl1e Bt1ligtin. Norwich, Tuesday, April 6, 1920. !
; VARIOUS MATTERS

The thunder storm predicted for i Monday materialized on scheduled time.
 Local postmen cleaned up the last of the exceptionally heavy Easter mall
 Passenger traffic was heavy Monday. visitors returning after the very un- pleasant holiday.
 Today, April 6th. is the anniversary of-this ceuntry's declaration of war against Germany in 1917.
 The spring term of St. Patrick,s school will open Wednesday at S.50, following vacation of a week.
 St. James lodge, No. 23, F. of A. M.,s works the 3rd degree tonight at Masonic Temple at 7.34.-adv.' It is being suggested that the state organize an automobile thief-catehing force, trained to run down the thieves
 The planet Venus continues morn ing star until July Sd; after that date will be evening star till the.year ends. beginning this (Tuesday) morning: will start work on the new daylight saving time.
 The Otis library has prepared classified list of books on the drama, subdivided as American, and English dramatic works.
 New London boy. Harmonica Joe Nelson, now at Hillside home, will soon be taken to the training school at Mansfield Depot
 Though the public may grumble, the terraces on Laurel Hill avenue are looking as though they enjoyed so much rain and mist.
 | Some of the daintiest and thriftiest crocuses in town al- in bloom at the home of Frank w. Hurlburt and Wil- l liam F. Habekotte on Broadway.
 The. society committee of Park church. has appointed music commit tee, Ebenezer Learned. Mrs. A. N. H. Vaughn and Mrs. William H. Allen.
 Banns have been published in East | Hampton announcing the coming mar 1 riage of Lester Hugh Scott Of Wl1ll- mantle and Catherine c. Cahill of East Hampton.
 Meeting of Y. M. c. A. auxiliary to- day, 8 D m., at Mrs. Edw. D. Full ler's. 2eS Broadway. Special music and speaker.-adv.
 A resident of Hebron, Elmer Lord, has gone to Franklin, where he has hired farm. Mrs. Lord and infant daughter joined him there tine last of the week.
 According to figures submitted by the State Humane society offices at the annual meeting in February in. 1919 lrelief was given to 225 adults and to 1881 children.
 A national campaign organizer Of
 
 Connecticut forming committees of citizens for carrying on the Salvation Army drive early in May.
 | At Rockville, MT. and Mrs. Julius IPetschke of No. s5 Veron avenue cele- l brated their golden wedding Sunday grandchildren were present.
 A carload of cinders from Midway Iyards is being discharged at the Noank freight yard. They are to be used to fill in the, grounds around the Rossle lvelvet mills in that village.
 In March, according to the report of the weather bureau. there were 14 clear days. On seven days the sun shone brightly from sunu1 to sundown. On five days the sun did not appear.
 A former Norwich resident, Civil En- gineer George K. Crandall. of New London, has been in Stonington to make a survey of the land in and near Elm street for contemplated sewer. Department Commander Beardsley of New London made an official visit to A. G. Hammond camp. U. s. ". ", of New Britain. Friday evening and in- spected the camp and the Bristol camp.
 District Deputy James E. Hayes of Norwich and suite s Ill install the off lcers of Naugatuck lodge. No. 967, B. F. o. Elks, at the meeting to be held this 1 (Tuesday) night at the Elks' home in that borough.
 AS an innovation at the Central Bap- tist church, the prayer meeting this week is to be in charge of the four minute men of the church and will be | followed by a symposium on the new world movement.
 l. Members of Catholic temperance SO cieties in town have been notified that the annual state parade and field day of the Catholic Total Abstinence union of Connecticut is to be held in Tor. rington Saturday. June 20.
 At the Norwich state tuberculosis sanatorium the patients were made happy by Easter favors provided from the holiday Snnd. while most of tn, Norwich churches remembered theil members with potted plants.
 In circulars received here, Bishol
 Edwin H: Hughes reports a gain in th' !church in New England of nearly |
 per cent. since 1915. or 11,S9S. raisin,
 the total from 11s.76S to 125.s61.
 The Wesleyan university endowmen
 fund c;amipaign for ooo ss;ooo,oo show lone-half has been raised in this state according to George S. Goddard. chair
 man of the Connecticut committee
 During the Lenten and Easter perio
 there has been heard at Park Congrega tional church some of the choice musi
 from the collection left by the lat
 Major Bella Peck Learned. one of tt = best ,schooled and best informed mus
 clans Norwich has ever had.
 FTienQS learn that Mrs. Frank :
 Mitchell is to leave California for h,
 home in Norwich about April or 1 Y the day her uncle and aunt, MT. ar 7 Mrs Robert Glendining. of Belfas Ireland. sail from San Francisco (
 their trip around the world.
 I tis mentioned that Mrs. Elmer
 Make of Springfield has been the gue
 for few days of her father, Allen
 Lincoln. of Hartford and Ashford. N
 Make left recently for Kewanee, Il
 where he will be connected with t
 Walworth Manufacturing company. n- Now that the accounts are closed. ree is shown lat Faith Trumbuu chapt, to D. AR, of Norwich. was most su S0 cessful businesswise in entertaini] d. the state convention, and the membe ss and committees have been cordial Ie thanked by the regent, Mrs. E. iiI' Rogers.
 ", In the shore towns of this coun in the scaHops brought In by the fshe n- men the last few days have been
 the finest quality. They are large a on command S5 cents a quart. The supr ts, of fish in those markets now consi, el of cod and haddock, fatfish, salmon a ey scallops.
 n, During. Sunday afternoon Dr. Hu ca B. Campbell superintendent of N a wich sanatorium. and Sis siste he bell, accompanied by Mrs Frederick 'b- Byrnes, visited the new seaside sar
 torium at East Lyme, where there is 20 children.
 IF IF Wage earners of Connecticut hs a11r inu been appealed to by Patrick r. O'Me; Da of New Haven. president of the C.
 necticut Federation of Labor. to iss savings division of the treasury ieSS partment and to make raglIlar n