Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-20
VARIOUS MATTERS

 cult to secure new supplies of milk bot ties. Grand Army posts are making plans for Memorial day, which this year falls on Sunday.
 Governor Holcomb's Arbor and Bird day proclamation is posted conspicuously in the Otis library.
 Druggists are selling much waterglass, many housewives preserving eggs while prices are moderate.
 The Holy Name society has requested a. memorial mass in St Patrick's church Friday for John E. Murphy. During this week Judge Gardiner Greene of Norwich, with jury, is trying cases in the Hartford superiqr court
 Rummage sale, Wednesday, 2lse Welte building, g Bath street-adv. . Tn one day last week 120 big trucks alone went over the state bridge at Lyme, the total number of vehicles being 450.
 Garden seeds and fishing tackle, fea- tiifed in the store windows, are more sug- t,estive of spring than is the low temper atlre.
 Leonard Hobby and Miss Agnes Rup- recth, who were married in Poughkeep-
  turned to Gurleyville.
 t Stockholders of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad have re- cciye6 copies of the 4Sth annual state n'cnt of tho company.
 A meeting of the Sunoeam Juniors of the Central Baptist church was held in the primary room Monday evening, in charge of Rev. c. L. Kenagy.
 Have you anything bothering you, Ask Clayton at the Davis theatre.-adv.
 The artist, Dewitt Lockman, who re- gently sold his house on West 39th street, New York, has sent his household goods to his summer home at Windham:
 The men of the Brotherhood of the United Congregational church are to be addressed Monday evening, May 10th, by Rev. J.-N. Moldenhawer of Albany. Although rose bushes in general are show ing their leaves, growers are discov- ering many winter-killed plants, and are preparing to make a good number of re- | pIaC ements.
 Selectman Frederick S. Chapman ot Saybrook has appointed Charles B. Mack | fire warden and the latter has appointed | Harvey Wright and Charles Templemar i his deputies. William r. Hilton, chosen chaplain oi ] the Department of Connecticut, c. A. D. last week, for the coming year, received the appointment for the 18th time. H, is member of Post 50 of Hartford.
 St. James Lodge No. p, F. & A. NJ. works the third degree tonight at Ma sonic temple at 7.S0.-adv l The high cost eating is not botherint the management of the Norwich aims house very much. Supt. James B. Chap man has plenty of vegetables to carry tn household through to the new season.
 Prof. A J. Brundage of Storrs colleg spoke to the pupils of Chapman school | Westbrook, last week with the intention of instituting juvenile club work in tn town schools during the spring and sum mer. t
 Certain Connecticut trappers are ex pressing the opinion that law shoul i be enacted protecting muskrats as wel as skunks. Nowadays muskrat pelts ar treated and dyed, then sold as Hudso seal.
 As Adelard Morin is to beabsent fror Etown for several days, Rev. Myles I Ga yin has appointed Eugene L. Buckle car tain for West Main street in the can vass for the testimonial to Rev. Peter , Cuny. ! State Highway Commissioner Charle J. Bennett explainS that the use ( chains on the wheels of large mote trucks in the winter season was respons ble for most of the deterioration in th state highways.
 License your dogs at the town clerk office now. Same old price this mont but after May first one dollar extra adv
 A number of Rockville factories, owir to the embargo on freight and expre caused by the railroad strike, have bee shipping goods to New York by mot, trick, and plans are being made to col tinie the shipment.
 The United States civil service cor mission announces for May Is an exam ni,t:on for machinists helper, male, ow IS. for vacancy in the bureau of soil department of. agriculture, Washingto ID. C., at, s9oO year.
 It is mentioned by the current Whi - F. '5on Banner that special commit has been organized in Connecticut by t g w. C. T. U. to study the tobacco proble in ali it's phases. Prof. Henry W. Far l am of Yale is chairman. f Relatives and family friends assist at requiem high mass in St. Patricl church Monday at 8 o'clock, sung by t l
 anniversary of the death of Mrs Ma 0 garet Cassidy, wife of Dr. Patrick Ca A, s dy.
 Dr. Phineas H. Ingalls, of Hartfo, e treasurer of the Connecticut Medical E A c.aty, denies the statement of the dean
 Jthns Hopkins Medical school and sa
 he has no personal knowledge of a sho
 tage of physicians in country districts
 this state.
 It was announced Sunday in New Yo by the administrative committee of {
 American Jewish congress that the nc | session will be held June 6, either I Philadelphia or Boston, contingent ur
 hotel and other accommodations for
 40D delegates.
 The Connecticut delegates to the I
 tlonal assembly of the Daughters of a American Revolution in Washington t week were informed that they could I
 take trunks along, owing to the str
 situation, so they had to be content V
 bags and suitcases.
 When Eve Lear chapter, D. A. R.
 New Haven held it's April meeting in
 chapel of Benedict Memorial church M ! Charles D. Watson and Mrs George u Mallet gave an account of the st
 meeting Of the regents and delegates Norwich last month.
 'C Word has been received of $tle de
 in Lynn, Mass, of Frank Theod
 Johanson, a member of the board of
 rectors of the state Swedish orphan;
 at Cromwell, who during his lifeti !. gave many thousands of dollars tow [. the support of the orphanage.
 Local k. of c. members learn that
 Knights of Columbus are to have
 s500,000 clubhouse in East Harlem
 Yorkville, according to an announceno
 made Sunday at d communion breakt - at the Hotel Majestic, New York.