Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-15
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Norwich, Thursday, April is, 1920.
VARIOUS MATTERS
IT is davhreak now at 3,12.

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 St Justin was commenaorated in the. church calendar Wednesday.
 Don't forget the Elite Minstrel and ! dance, T. A. B. hall, tonight.-adv.
 Big cargo of Watch Hill fish at 1 .Osgood's wharf. High quality low price. Special scaliops, Soc lb.-ady l "A bright, sunshiny day Wednesday helped compensate for many stormy and dark days.
 There was a speaking contest of pu- pills of the schools of the town Of Tol- | land "Wednesday evening. The trial of three Rockville strike cases has been assigned for next Tuesday. The cases grew out of the 1 textile strike last October. T Several unsigned communications l being held by The Bulletin will be used if the writers make up for their carelessness by sending the items pro- l perly signed.
 l A class of 26 will be confirmed at St. James Episcopal church, New London, Sunday morning. April IS. by | Suffragan Bishop Edward Campion Acheson, tD.D.
 Attend political amnesty meeting 1 Thursday, p. m. at socialist head quarters, POS Main street.-adv.
 Motorists along the route report that the surveyors are making good phogress on the S2-mile federal high way from Hartford to New London through Salem.
 1 Owing to the strike there is no fish in the New York market, and shore town shippers expect to get a big price for the fish they are forwarding by motor truck.
 At Coventry, Clarence S. Fiske has sold his, farm to his brother, Frank I W. Fiske of Hockanum. MT. Iiske l will vacate about May 1 when he will go to Chicopee, Mass.
 The New York papers which have been received late all week, owing to strike conditions on the road. reach ed Norwich about o'clock Wednes- day morning. as usual.
 Don't forget the Elite Minstrel and dance, T. A. B. hall tonight,-adv. 1 It is mentioned by a Hartford paper that MT. and Mrs. Conrad Kretzer oi Mystic are spending a few days witt Mr. and Mrs. George A. Marsh of Sil- ver- Lane, East Hartford.
 At the quarterly meeting of tht Orthopedic society of Connecticut, a Hartford, Sunday the society voted tc affiliate with. the National Associa- tion of Chiropodists of America.
 License your dogs at the town clerk's office now. Same old price this month but after May 1st one dollar extra.- 1 adv.
 Judge. WIG. Moves has had a gar dener at his Old Lyme estate, cuttin! out his rose bushes that the mice gir dled. The family expects to have on or two thousand roses this season. The Groton and Stonington trol1e waiting room at Noank was broke into the other night, but as far as tn | proprietor, L. w. Thompson, could de termine, nothing of any value is miss ing.
 Dr. Sherwood Eddy at the Unite ! Congregational church tonight. Pub lie invited.-advs
 A Sunday school which was con ducted so successfully on Masons Isl l and last summer under the auspice of leaders from Mystic Methods church, will be started Sunday nex April IS. : This. (Thursday) afternoon, Rev. 1 E. .Legg,. pastor of Trinity Methods church, Norwich, is to address Sara Williams Danielson Chapter, D. A. l of Danielson, in which borough | was once pastor.
 Edwin Keeneyi celebrated his min, tieth birthday at New London Tue. day, when he entertained few rels r tives at dinner. MT. Keeney attril utes his long life to simple Twin
 plenty of exercise and rest.
 i Another batch of complaints ha' :. been made to Dairy and Food Con I
 watering. He had a dozen dealers b. l. fore him to explain how they can to turn the pump into COW. ' pr. Sherwood Eddy at the Unit, . Congrega tional church tonight. Put . lie invited.-adv.
 n At Christ church next Sunday Sc
 vices will be conducted by Rev. T.
 Nelson of New Haven. unattached, % Rev. Richard R. Graham, rector, al 'e Mrs. Graham have left for Cincinna d to visit nieces of MT. Graham for tv
 weeks.
 Mrs. Calvin Davis of Chase Hill.
 l., attended the funeral of her au1
 Mrs. Maria Ennis, at the home of h daughter near Pomfret Landing. T gently. Mrs. Ennis was former re
 ident of Chase Hill, the widow of J
 seph Ennis.
 - The United States civil servi commission announces for May 1Sl 0 examination for foreman automob AA mechanic, male, over 25, for a vacan
 in the Bureau of Mines, Departme
 of the Interior. Washington. D. C.,
 $2,100 year.
 Guests were present from Norwi
 Westerly. Fort H. G. Wright and ot
 CT places, when over 125 members
 Mrs William B. Penfield's Tuesd
 night dancing class, and their frier
 had a reception in the Crocker hou
 New London.
 Dr. Sherwood Eddy at the Uni !It Congregational church tonight. Pl
 lie invited.-adv.
 Howard B. Gleason of Greenfs
 Mass, was elected president of Sto1
 Varsity Club at a meeting of that ganization Tuesday night. flora } Mcguire of Bayonne, N. J., was ele
 ed vice president and William Graf
 Stamford secretary.
 The Connecticut river dropped to feet. inches above low water level
 Monday morning, a fall of four f
 since last Saturday. The river
 been falling at the rate of two f
 each day for several days and
 soon be back to normal. Tn the Holland county supe,
 court this week, Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor of Andover secured a dive IT, from John G. Taylor of Andoyer. \ at Taylor was married on June 25. |
 when only 14 years old and her h is- According to. statistics compiled