Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-12
VARIOUS MATTERS


 1 freezing notch every morning. Norwich dealers are we'll supplied with early vegetables from the south. The myrtle is in flower at the resi- i dence of Henry F. Palmer on otls ] street.
 K. of c. banquet tonight at the Wauregan hotel at SEo'clock sharp. :. adv.
 The Camp Fire Girls of the United 1 Congregational church are. planning for May breakfast. The pond at Trading Cove mill has l expended to the dimensions of small 1 lake, due to the spring rains. During Sunday afternoon the read 1 ing room at the Otis library was III | charge of Miss Sadie J. Dawson.
 This weeks meetin gof the Vineyard | Workers of the Central Baptist church will be held with Mrs. Allyn l.. Brown, 262 Broadway.
 Permits for burning brush or rub bish of any kind are required from March list to June 1st and from Sept. 1st to Dec. 1st,
 It was announced at St. Patrick's s church Sunday that large class is to receive first holy communion Trinity Saturday, May 29.
 It is not safe to put away the family snow shovel in mothballs yet-Da- bolrs almanac promises snow and sleet for tomorrow.
 K. of C. banquet tonight at the Wauregan hotel at 8 o'clock sharp adv. An extra jury session of the supe- rior court opens Tuesday at Hartford with Judge Gardiner, Greene of Nor wich on the bench.
 A memorial mass for Frank T. Sylvia has been requested at St. Pat rick'S church today (Monday) by the Holy Name society.
 Friends learned with regret Sunday that there is no improvement in the condition of Samuel B. Case of Broad street, now i'll in bed.
 A trolley car load of motormen went last week to Saybrook and took back to New London several cars that were stored at the carbarns.
 The Connecticut Academy of Fine Arts is to hold it's 10th exhibition from April 19 to May 1 in Hartford. A pri- vate view will be given Saturday April IT.
 K of c. banquets tonight at the wauregan hotel at o'clock sharp adv.
 A summer resident of Woodstock Dr. Hamilton Holt, was the speaker in Middletown at the North church forum Sunday evening on The League of Nations
 The 32d annual session of the grand commandery of Connecticut United held in Hartford Tuesday, April 1S, 1T Charter Oak hall.
 Although winter temperature pre- vailed during Saturday, local mer : chants were grateful for sunny skie' 7 and business throughout the da! proved satisfactory.
 The sewing classes of the club worl department of the Norwich United $ Workers, which are under the super vision of Miss Alice w. CogswelI; vii finish the season May 1st.
 A busy Norwich industry is the nev branch of the Warner corset factor, on Chestnut street, where many nev employees have been instructed by Mis-, Heffernan from the Bridgeport plant. The Mems club of Park church wi 5 meet at o'clock on April 14th. It to be ladies' night with an illustrate lecture on Spain.-adv.
 The Norwich water department mel are working in front of the McCarth, place at the city line preparatory t, laying the. big water main to provid improved service to the sanatorium.
 Some of the fishermen in the shor towns are considering the question o whether or not it will be more profit able to return to the use of sailinj r craft, now that the price of gasolin is so high.
 At Point O Woods, not far iron Lyme, three years ago the summer re sort was staked off into building lots Today there are a dozen or more nic cottages built and two more are unde construction.
 The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Bai1ey sister of the late Bishop Tierney. too place Thursday at St Josephs cathe dral, Hartford. One of her four niece = is Sister Bernardini of the Academy c the Holy Family, Baltic. , It is mentioned at Hartford tha Mrs. Sara T. Kinney, former state re gent of the Connecticut D. A. R., wi be among those attending the congres of the national society in Washingto during the week of April 19.
 At the public sale of sarIv America !. silver in New York last week. when b sugar bowl made by William Cleve = land of Norwich Town, grandfather ( the president, was among the item the S6 articles brought s11,SSe. , The United States civil service com mission announces for May Il an ey animation for structural steel drafts
 man and designer, male, between
 and 45, for vacancy in the office (
 the chief of transportation servic
 war department. Washington, D. C., :;
 $2,400 year.
 
 Henry Bourque of Grosvenorda1
 who has enlisted for service with tl
 motor transport corps at the Hartfo,
 army recruiting station, was in Ba1
 tery D, 56th artillery, at Verdun and l. the Meuse-Argonne offensive. He w 1. be sent to the motor transport scho IT. at Camp Holibird. Maryland. V At Noank Rev. Albany Smith (Gy1
 sy Smith, Jr) and family will vaca St the house recently sold to Mrs. Owe | Williams by Mr. Smith the first wee K in May. They will make their hon
 this summer with MT. and Mrs. W.
 Fraser, after which MT. Smith W
 move his family to New Jersey.
 An East Killingly corresponds,
 writes: The trolley company has dea
 very generously with us. A 15 ce
 fare to Danielson is raise of only
 per cent. from the pre-war rate. and
 exceedingly low when compared wi;
 the additional expense to the compa1
 in wages and general expense of SC
 vices. '0