Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29
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Norwich, Thprsday. April ss. 1920.
VARIOUS MATTERS

planned for Saturday, Fresh caught mackerel and hathsh at Powers Bros. adv. Pieplant from Norwich Town gardens is on sale in town this week. Shoe repair men about town claim that they never had so much work as at present.
 Captain James 0. Babeoclz is putting his fishing gear in commission off the Block island dock at Watch Hill. l Cherry pear and uhince trees about 1 town seem to have escaped the ex- pected damage from the winters cold. James Fletcher. surfman No. at the Fishers Island Coast Guard station. recently purchased store at Poquon- noe.
 Tonight at D. m. 2os Main street. socialist headquarters The Socialist Trial at Albany.-adv.
 The mid-week meetings in the churches this (Thursday) evening will be preparatory to Communion Sunday. May 2nd
 1 A Unionville correspondent mentions that Miss Gertrude Saunders spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs. George Dean in Plainfield-
 It is believed the next legislature will do something towards saving the oyster industry of this state. by helping toward planting of seed oysters. | Holland men, Oscar A. Leonard and son, Rufus J. Leonard have bought 20 head of Dutch Belt cows from Charles Mellen of Stockbridge. Mass.
 Choice native smelts and Noank cod at Powers Bros. .s-adv.
 Norwich friends will be at White Rock today (Thursday) to attend the funeral of Mrs George Mason, II, who died Monday at the home of her son, David Mason.
 Residents about Fenwick are inte- rested in a big pair of baldheaded eagles soaring off Cornfield Point where these great birds came annually during ths nesting season.
 1 Big cargo of Block Island choice fresh fish at Osgood's wharf-Adv.
 It is noted by New York papers that the wedding of Miss Mathilde Sapoartas and David Trumbull Lanman Van Blu ren the latter of Norwich ancestry, vii take place early in June. fl Word has been received from recruit ing headqdarters in Springfield that al recruiting stations will be on dayligh saving time instead of standard time al was previously announced.
 Last week to license your dog for thu old price. One dollar extra after Ma. first Town clerks office open on Frida. and Saturday evenings Il Dealers in nursery stock have felt tn, handicaps of freight congestion. many il the state being compelled to send stool by express, when the limit of weight i much less than by freight.
 Mystic residents, Mr and Mrs. Hemal J. Holdredge have left for Chicago wher MT. Holdredge will attend trade schoo
 conducted by the navy department after which he will be assigned to duty
 William R. Craig. aged IS, enlisted il the United States navy at the Ney London navy station on the parade, an Joseph H. Taylor, 23, an electrician, en
 rolled inethe Fleet Naval Reserve Tues lday.
 A citizenship institute for New Have
 free to women. under the direction 0 opened Wednesday morning at | o'clock in Center church house, Ne
 Haven.
 Thirteen members of the Progressiy k Missionary club, Mrs. John E. Pos
 
 . with Mrs John H. Ford, at East Gres ! Plain. During the meeting two quill ' hwere tied.
 e New lot of smoked salmon and halib, l- at Powers Bros. adv. d., Wednesday afternoon, Fidelis class { y the Central Baptist church met vii Te Mrs Arthur F. Purkiss, the teacher, + l. Broadway, about a dozen attending. TT '? president of the class is Mrs James ! y Young, Jr.
 The Conneccitut Holstein club has e. z tended, an invitation to the vermol z club to hold joint summer meetir - with the Connecticut club next Angus at at the home of Senator Hough, Wasl Is ington, Conn
 ie Colored people about the state ha, :" been invited to consider pushing nov ment for a. tuberculosis sanatoriuna f g colored persons. G. M. Mcclellan, of u le Hartford Theological seminary, is b
 bind the movement.
 Elrs. George V. Smith has been a
 pointed chairman for the town of Wi h ington for the wonan's work in u II Icampaign against the high cost of livil > being carried on by the department l. Justice in Washington,
 About 40 doctors attended the 156
 annual meeting of the Litchfield coun IS Medical society at Winsted Tuesda
 morning and afternoon. The New Lo
 don county association was represen ed by Dr. Witter K. Tingley of Norwic
 Three trolley crews from New Lond
 went to Saybrook Monday noon al took four cars from Guilford, leavi1 A two at the car barns at Saybrook Jun
 ton and started for Norwich. O :, contained car poles loaded along u o9rr line.
 ,u The postoffice department has giv ny warming that five cents day demurra ,d will be charged pn all parcels fro =. foreign countries, if not called for with su five days Apf the time notificati " reaches parties that the package is or the office.
 ,lr nr The State County Farm agent lea 10 CT from Storrs, R. E. Dodge, has been tn Middletown in conference with Cour v Farm Agent John Fay and President A' the Bureau Samuel Russell Jr., - problems of general farm bureau inter
 In Middlesex county.
 The report of Everett J. &Sturgess, ba
 commissioner, shows that Connecti,
 saved s24,321,000 during the year, j in the savings banks alone, wh
 means $20 for every man, woman 9
 child in the commonwealth, or ab
 s100 for every family. 'eo1 Due to persistent efforts of the N London chamber of commerce, the, Lt " Island railroad has been induced to o vance it's usual schedule for resurnpt " of service from June Is to Saturd aal May 1. when the steamer will start " run between New London and Long oo land.