Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-09
VARIOUS MATTERS

vAN1OO0 W1tA LiN1 Honeysuckle vines about town are 5udded.
 Light vehicle lamps at S.51 o'clock this evening.
 Next Sunday is Low Sunday, the first Sunday after Easter.
 The coalnan is faring better than i the iceman these day.
 Food sale, Trinity M. E. church, Friday, at o'clock. -adv.
 A large force of men and teams ga sads is at Abingdon.
 Farmers who are late in planting would Arrreciate 1t if the wind were to get out of the west Today (Friday) will be Doughnut day in Mystic for the benefit or the visiting Nurse association. Temperature of 30 degrees and nd oc- snow furries marked Thurs day as another 1920 spring day The Academy of the Holy Family at Baltic Is to open for the spring term April 12 after two weeks vacation.
 As Sunday next. the. 11th, is Con ference Sunday, all the local Methodist pastors will be absent in Plymouth. Mass.
 The Bulletin is holding a number of news items. also correspondence rom surrounding towns. sent in unsigned by the WrllerS.
 The maple syrup season in Windham as long as the freeze comes nights and the thaw by day.
 200 fancy. shad for sale at Church Bros today.-adv.
 The Connecticut women's cNb un- der the department of justice met at , o'clock Thursday afternoon in the nall of the house of representatives at the capitol
 At Black Hall, Edwin Lewis is cart ing large quantities Of birch brush from the woods to the macadam road, from which point auto trucks take 1t to the birch mill
 Regular meeting Rev. Daniel Mullen Assembly, Sunday. at p. m,.- K. Of C. Home--adv.
 | A Warrenvilie correspondent men tions that Mrs. Jacob Acorn has been l in Norwich and on her return took back her son George who has been at the hospital here.
 It is mentioned that Miss Katherine Reynolds has returned to Willimantic her parents. MT. and Mrs. Harry Key holds, at Burlington, Conn. | A postponed meeting at Old Lyme to l consider whether an agricultural high school course would be advisable for l the school will be held in the school | l It is noted at Pomfret Center that Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Hanley entertain- ed over Easter their sons. Owen. of New York and Michael of Boston. and Miss Irene Wholey of Norwich | The Town Improvement association | at Saybrook is arranging for the exer- cises at planting of a tree in memory of Harry Faulk, who met death in | fighting for his country across the l seas.
 Ida T. Pegrum. the state superinten- i dent, is sending out from Windham to local members of the w. c. T. U. les son outline for the next temperance Tobacco day
 Julius Stremlau. state prohibition state prohibition inspectors relative tc the thoroughness with which the checking un of all permit holders is to be conducted.
 Regular meeting Rev. Daniel Muller Assembly Sunday, at p. m.. K. of c Home.-adv.
 A native of Griswold. Rev. Dr. Sher- hamstead Lighthouse following tn, April business meeting of the Con necticut Historical society at Hartfor( Tuesday evening.
 It is learned here by those in charg, of the Smith college drive for a funi
 
 aries, that at a play dance" gives1 il New York Tuesday afternoon $rt,00 was raised for the fund.
 Up in Eastford, J. M Tatem's haDdl factory had to shut down for a fey days on account of high water in tn southern states. as the southern hick i ory is surrounded by water, maxim 3 transportation impossible. |. The government has awarded tn contract for the production of Victor | 1e1r elo1s commencing April 10. All men wh were In the service during The worl war are entitled to these medals.
 State. D. A. R. chapters are receivin an invitation from Lucretia Sha ]. chapter of New London for the stat autumn meeting to be held in ths lefty, when it is expected that the gatf ering will number more than 500.
 Ordinarily the state of Connectict = would expect it's midsummer issue telephone directories about June bl due to the acute shortage of newsprir paper the officials are uncertain no
 as t. the exact date of that issue.
 The United States civil service con
 mission announces for May II an e
 animation for plumbers helper. ma
 desired, over IS. for avacancy in U v office of the chief clerk, treasury q, A partment, Washington, D. C.. at $1 1,0i ! year.
 The annual meeting of the Connect
 
 held in Christ church parish house
 Hartford Saturday at 1.30 D. m. Flo
 lowing the business session. an info
 nal conference of private teachers al
 supervisors of music will be held . A meeting of the state central con \ mittee of Veterans of Foreign War . which was to have been held in Da
 bury this week. was postponed inde - nitely as several posts in other par
 of the state were unable at this tin I OSen6 delegates Q
 Because of i'll health, Archdeacon
 Eldred Brown has been with his SC
 Thomas G. Brown, in New York th
 week. MT. Brown will return Saturd
 and conduct regular Sunday servic
 at Trinity Episcopal church and th
 will leave for another week vacation.
 At a sale of American silver We
 nesday in New York silver sug
 bowl with oval body, domed cover a
 urn-shaped finial made by Willis
 Cleveland, Norwich. Conn. grandfath II s2S0. ''' -OO0' Di 'us 5
 sale of Easter cards for the bene
 of the Old Lyme Memorial commit
 netted about $23. This was most sat
 lying to the entertainment commit E. and appreciation was expressed to M
 Harris, Miss Connolly, Mrs Hayr
 and Miss Mary Griswold for their 2
 sistance.
 News has reached Ellington of t ek death in Westfield, Mass, of Addis ss Hamilton, formerly of that place.
 was for many years in the employ \ the late :Dr. Edwin T. Davis. and V r% a well known figure at agricultu st. fairs in that vicinity with his bun,
 of whips
 An evangelist who has worked
 and about Norwich, Miss May B. L .. acting pastor of the West Grar
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