Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-26
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 6.S6 o'clock this evening.
 The March moon quarters tomorrow, the 27th, at 1.45 a. nj.
 This weeks weather has been to the automobile dealers taste
 High temperature Thursday start ed up the season for the icemen.
 Norwich Free Academy closes We'd nesday next, for a vacation of one week.
 Milk's Emulsion now in stock at Lee & Osgood's
 A new time table goes into effect on the New Haven lines. at 12.o1 a. m-, Sunday, March 18th.
 Florists windows are gay with dec- orative baskets of Easter blooms, and potted towering plants.
 The spring vacation of one week at St. Patrick's parish school begins Wednesday next, the 31st.
 This week, up in Phoenixville, men have been harvesting good 16-inch ice from the Latham pond.
 Frank Palmer has purchased the community house in Laurel Glen, and plans taking possession April 1.
 The winter term of Norwich pub Ii cschools ends today, the 18th. The spring term begins Easter Monday.
 The Connecticut river is now prac- ticaIly free from ice from the sound to the northern part of Massachusetts.
 For the second morning, there was a heavy white frost Thursday, indi- eating a storm, the weatherwise pre- dict.
 There are two more Sundays in the Methodist church year before confer ence, which meets at Plymouth, Mass, April 7th.
 Noted test medium, Mrs. Harding at Spiritual Academy Sunday.-adv.
 Eggs for Holy Week demands are coming into the local stores in large quantities and the price is lowering somewhat. It is probable that the government may set date soon for the expira- tion of the exchange of the Third Lib erty Loan issue.
 An informing book recently added to the shelves at Peck library, Slater hall, is M. D. Rothschild's Handbook of Precious stories.
 H. P. Dan. superintendent oi 1 bridges, East Haddam, installed 2 i new cash register on the state bridge | at Saybrook, Tuesday. ! The Annunciation Day low mass ir St. Patrick's church Thursday morn. ing at o'clock was read by Rev l Myles P. Calvin, one of the assistan | pastors.
 | Sedgwick post, G. A. R., of Norwich has received notification that the an. nual encampment of. the Departmen | of Connecticut, G. A. R., will be hel( in Middletown, April 14 and Is. Flowers and plants are plentiful a Yer Steeg's, Florist. phone 760.-adv
 Among the women made voters re gently at Hartford, was Mrs. Samue 1 O. Prentice, wife of the chief justic l of the Connecticut supreme court, wh' is a native of North Stonington. At the mid-week service in tn chapel at Park church Thursday even ing, Rev. pr. s. H. Howe continue, his consideration of Lenten topics. Tn pianist was Miss Beatrice Eastwood.
 Rev. Ben Franklin Allen of Hack ensack N. J.. is to preach at tn Danbury. Universalist church Sunda, as a candidate. to succeed Rev. Elliot B. Barber. foi&;erly of Norwich, wh' i resigned recently.
 | Mrs. Margaret Partelo and Clarenc J on Saturday evening at the Mysti Baptist parsonage by Rev. J. G. Os borne, will reside in Mystic after short wedding trip.
 Buy from fishing boats at Osgood' wharf, haddock. halibut, flats, smelt. etc.-adv.
 The current Connecticut Churchma states that Rev. Theodore D. Martin rector of St. Peter's church, and C Calvary EpiscoIN church, Colcheste. has presented Letters Dimissory an has been received into this diocese.
 The hardships of winter in some lo calities north from Norwich may b judged by the fact that at East Kill ingly the rural carrier on Route wa able to make his way through Monda with the fourth mail since Januar.
 Rockville's common council ha bounced socialist, but not becaus he was of that political belief. H changed his residence and moved ou of a ward, when the city charter cal for residence in ward in order t represent 1t.
 The committee which recently pre- sented- Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works fe the benefit of the Community Hous and of which Mrs. Alexander H. Al bolt is chairman, expects to cles about $40 from that most successfl entertainment.
 A Farm Bureau dairy meeting is 1 be held at Danbury this (Friday) eJ ening for discussing farm dairying. A. Campbell, extension dairyman the Connecticut Agricultural colleg at Storrs; will talk on herd manage ment and dairy feeding. c. L. Bardo, general manager . the New York, New Haven & liar
 ford railroad. has issued a gener
 letter to, all employees of the con
 pany expressing confidence in u
 efforts which will be made to prt
 vide satisfactory service for the put
 lie.
 ,l Miss Phoebe Stil1man has resign, as teacher of the Brandy Hill schot
 at Torrington, on account of i'll heal ). and has returned to her home
 Westerly. R. I. Miss Minnie Hump
 ries of Winsted, formerly teacher
 the Norfolk school, succeeds her f
 the remainder of the present term.