Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-03
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Norwich, Saturday, April 3, 1920.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at 6.45 o'clock this evening. s4
 Friday's rain made the day dismal for holiday visitors in town.
 Remember the dance Monday even ing at the Armory-adv.
 Crocuses were in bloom at Lords Hill March 30. just 24 days later than in 1919. sA At Attawaugan, James Hopklns brought in three muskrats that he nao trapped one day recently The Easter lily. the Easter bunny bunny and the Easter egg will hgure laIsely in today's business transactions. MT. and Mrs. Harry Cornwall of New Jersey are in Mystic to open thei1 summer home, Edge of the Ledge. The parcel post delivery wagons have been making extra trips oaliy IN Wilfred Lewis of Windham has gone to Danbury to assist in buying TOT new foundry soon to be started there Easter Monday dance at the Armory. Ten piece orchestra.-adv. Mrs. Louise D.. Raymond has filed suit for divorce from Clinord \. Ray mond, a former resident of Westmin- ster. &{s The First Baptist church. Rev George H. Strouse, pastor, IS to re- ceive ten or more new members Easter Sunday.
 Reserve April 30, for 'oh, Aladdin" by Conn. College girls, Slater Hal.- Adv.
 High tides will prevail today, the Sd. Maple buds have grown large enough | to drop from the trees and sprinkle the walks.
 Mrs. William P. Barstow of South Windham has sold her house on Rail- road avenue. Plainfield. to the Lawton | Mills corporation.
 | There are benevolent individuals in town who see to it that Easter cheer | is provided for the poor and friendleSS | of whom they hear. | Psychic messages by Mrs. Norris at Spiritual Academy Sunday.-ady. l A section of state road in Andover 1 north of Burnap brook has caused a vast amount of trouble and expense | during the past week.
 | At Oneco .quarries. Richard B. Mar | riott & Sons have secured big paving 1 contract and are employing every man | they can possibly hire.
 At East Killingly. Mrs. John Chase, | who is 76. is running four lncubatorS | and the chickens are coming out like corn from an electric pepper. 1 A town meeting is called at Sterling II today Saturday. to see what will be done in regard to resembling a vote of
  populations.
 | Up at Rock Meadow, Holland county, II Myron Heck Oscar Willis, Albert Heck. Ralph Bradway and Adelbert Agard are having good success making maple syrup.
 Supper at Universalist church Mon- day evening. 6 o'clock, S5c.-ady. It is noted by the Moosup Journal that Rev. U. o. Bellerose of Taftville delivered an eloquent sermon in French at St. Johns church. PlainfeId, We'd nesday evening"
 Several Of the young men of NoSh Stonington are working on the new state road. The working force has reached a point near the residence oi James D. Miner.
 As mice could find nothing else tc eat, on account of the snow and ice to the unusual method of feeding o1 gnawing the bark from trees. as loca orchards show.
 By recent orders Lieut.. J. B. Daniels of the submarine base, who for severa years occupied the residence of Car w. Brown on Warren street, Norwich has been transferred to U. s. s. New Hampshire stationed at Philadelphia ,i Flowers and plants are plentiful al Yer Steeg's, Florist. Phone 760.-ady | Numerous cases of the passing oi Ebilts of small denomination on whicf l reported in Connecticut towns. anC merchants are being warned to be or the lookout for spurious money of tha kind.
 At the tuberculosis clinic held a . New London Wednesday afternoon a 2.30 o'clock at the headquarters ol State street by Dr. Hugh B. Campbell
 of Norwich. a number of suspected ant . positive cases were inspected an, i treated.
 To the lay electoral Methodist con ference for the election of lay dele
 gates to the general conference i
 May, Guy B. Dolbeare has been electe
 delegate from Trinity Methods
 church, Norwich, with James C. Mac pherson as reserve delegate. 4. striped bass for boiling. scallops
 clans and holsters. Phone Power
 Bros, 114 or 777.-adv,
 Uncle Sam should add to the numbe tof letter carriers in Norwich. Due t
 the great increase in incoming mai ' streets once delivered at 7.30 a. m nov is delayed until 10 o'clock or later
 Reserve April 30, for "ok Aladdin,
 by Conn. College girls, slat>r Hall
 Adv.
 The Jewish festival of Pesach, or tn
 Passover, began at sunset Friday an Twill continue for week Only tn first mad the seventh days are regarde as full holidays. according to tn . Biblical injunction. the intervenni Jones being classed as semi holidays
 John H. Ford of Norwich, who al
 tended the recent convent-n of tn Connecticut Ice Dealers a<sociatio
 held at. Waterbury, and who has l 2 co
 tons stored, says the sumner price (
 ice depends wholly upon labor cos
 Just now ice in Norwich Is selling a
 70 cents.
 While William H. Douglass. fc
 three years organist at the First Bar Twice, Robert W. Otis played the orga
 most acceptably. but is giving up ths
 engagement, and will be suceeede
 April 11th by Miss Anna Johnston (
 Jewett City. Mir. Douglass is to sin
 tenor in the choir
 WEDDING