Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-02
JEWETTCn

Holy Week services began at St. Mary's church Thursday morning with high mass at o'clock, Rev. J. J. McCabe as celebrant, assisted by Rev. J. H. Seiferman. This was followed by the procession to the repository which was beautifully decorated with palms. flowers and ascension lilies. There were also the devotion of the holy hour at 7.3o. Today Good Fri day) the moss of the Pre- sanctified and the adoration of the cross is at s o'clock. There will be the way of the
 cross and the adoration at 730 this evening also. Holy Saturday the cere-
 monies will include mass, and the
 blessing of the new fire. Paschal can
 dle and baptismal water at aA m.
 Assistant Postmaster William T.
 Crunb was obliged to act officially for
 his brother -in-law, Eugene LaClair, in connection with the taxes. MT. La Clair is i'll at his home on East Main street. F. M. Gray was on duty at the postofice.
 The post office will be closed today Good Friday) from a. m to D. m. Lobby open for 10.1O mail. The bank will be closed. The Mills will run as usual and the places of business will be open.
 April Fools day saw a number of the usual pranks. Among the best ones was this: A resident of a neigh boring village was dashing up Main street in his automobile. A door open l ed in a well known block. A voice shouted Hay there-F1at tire" The 1 citizen jammed on his emergency and l waving his hand in recognition of the | lyin fO h.. 1 erything was as hard as a drum. It
 came hard, but he did it. Smiled, took off his hat, got in, said nothing, and | drove on.
 l The silent policeman of the borough | were placed on duty again April ] duly hehabilitated and reinforced. l The star route to Voluntown from this office has begun it's new sched- l ule. agreeable to adviees from Wash | ington: Leave Jewett City at 7.30 a hm. and 1.30 D. m., arrive Voluntowr | at S.20 a. m. and 2.20 p. m.; leave Vol. 1 untown at S.30 a. m. and D. m., ar
 rive Jewett City at 9.20 a. m. and 3.5l | p. m.
 A naval officer was in Jewett Cit,
 Wednesday putting in the window
 naval enlistment Autographs. Thurs
 day resident members of the Unitet
 States Naval Reserve Force receive,
 the following letters from G. A. Beal lieutenant commander, U. s. N.: Dear Navy; The enclosed letter ha just been received at the navy re cruiting station, 19 Congress avenue from Commander Alexander Sharp, [ S. Navy.
 I know Commander Sharp-he i
 one of the finest gentlemen you hay ever met and one of the most popu lar and efficient officers in the navy He has been at sea commanding ai destroyer for six years or more an The Edwards ought to be goo happy ship, for she is new, up to I the minute, and the latest type of th 1 big 1900 ton destroyers.
 Ell If you want want to go with th
 Edwards, and I can recommend ye Sharp will plobably give you a bert even if you have not one of the raj S ings given.
 4 Some trip-men! to the Mediterrs q 1 nean-then visit Gibraltar, Malt Port Said. Cairo, Egypt, etc.-the < through the Suez Canal-down tf z Red Sea-across the Indian ocean s Ceylon, India and Singapore-to tf N l Asiatie Station-to Manila in u Philippines, thence by way. of Hone # lulu to the west coast to San Dieg California-some trip!
 E Your cook, yeur kitchen, your pay
 master. your friends go with ye