Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-31
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at Al o'clock this evening.
 March came in like a lamb, so should go out today like lion.
 Flowers and plants are plentiful at Yer Steeg's, Florist, phone 760.-adv. Norwich Free Academy closes to- day Wednesday, for the Easter hol- idays.
 Tuesday afternoon the prayer meet ing at Bushnell chapel was led by Miss Mary Whitman. The gypsy moth scouts who are in- specting trees in Voluntown report no new egg clusters found this year. Today ends the first quarter of 1920, period which holds the record for uncomfortablee and expensive storms. The benches at Ocean Beach have 1 been. painted glossy green and are all ready for the opening of the sea son.
 l Jewett Business School has been re- moved to the Sunlight Building, 50 Franklin St.-adv. | Delegates will leave soon to attend l the twenty ninth COD 1nental congress | of the D. A. R. to be held in Wash | ington next month. Buy choice fresh fish direct from l fishing boats at Osgood's Wharf adv.
 Tuesday at 10 o'clock Archdeacon J. Eldred Brown officiated at the cele- bration of the holy communion at Trinity Episcopal church. Henry P. Collins of North Stoning ton, who has been i'll in Westerly for the past month was able to return to Bronxville, N .Y., this week. Jewett Business School has been re- moved to the Sunlight Building, 50 Franklin St.-adv.
 Officer Bernard Keenan tagged sev- l eral wagons and automobiles whose drivers violated the parking orders on Lower Broadway Tuesday after noon.
 The customary offering in the Catholic churches of the diocese on Good Friday will go toward the pres ervation of sacred places in the Holy Land.
 Franklin Chapter, No. 4, R. A. M. sonic Temple tonight at ' and S.St | o clock.-adv.
 TSe state child welfare commission has decided to engage the services ol two more field workers to conduct in
 
 out Connecticut.
 Norwich state hospital, in charge 0. once populous inebriate farm, now pu out of business by prohibition.
 One Of the trolley cars on the Nor. wich and Westerly line was delayed llmore than an hour the other evenin: because someone had turned off { switch on the car and had forgotten it At Rockville, the interurban car and trolleys of the Connecticut com pany are on the daylight savini schedule, while the trains in and ou of Rockville are on standard easterl time.
 It is noted by the Middletown Pres that the flag on Wesleyan campus ha been flying at half mast out of re spect to the memory of Professor Ca . | leb T. Winchester, a native of Mont vile.
 Jewett Business School has been re moved to the Sunlight Building, 5 Franklin St.-adv.
 The board of directors of the Ma tional Retail Dry Goods Association which has Connecticut members. ha authorized the holding of the annua spring meeting of the organization a San Francisco.
 On account of the regular meetin falling on Good Friday, Loyal Hug H. Osgood lodge, I. o. o. F., M. U will meet Thursday night, April 1 1 1920, in their regular lodge rooms- adv.
 A modification of the freight em bargo announced Monday permits tn sending of freight in less than car load lots to Providence for unloadin and transfer and all freight can t sent to Worcester.
 Rabbits and mice have been doin severe damage to young orchards Voluntown. Rivebview farm suffer the loss of practically all it's youn apple orchards besides number ( peach and pear trees.
 David c. Parker, recently complete twelve years service as station agel at Moosup. receiving an appreciatiN letter from the superintendent of u Providence division in which his wol was highly commended.
 Jewett Business School has been T, a moved to the Sunlight Building, - Franklin St.-adv. l. Because of the celebration of u
 
 da vat ten o'clock the rector, Re Richard R. Graham, will omit h l. weekly visitation to Norwich San
 torium for morning prayer er An amount of well preserved clo 1 has been picked up by members of u
 Watch Hill coast guard crew whi,
 apparently came out of the hull of t g Onondago which was sunk off Ligh house Point two years ago. 70 A Connecticut firm, Cheney Brothe ,r of South Manchester, led the si " dealers who secured the decision tn
 hereafter railroads must accept si
 as freight, annulling the law Whi
 compelled shipments by express,
 The United States civil serw
 commission announces for April 27 O examination for metalworking pres
 man, male, over 20 preferred, for V
 cancy in the equipment shops of t
 post office department, WashingtS
 D. C., at $3.75 per diem, plus 15 [
 cent.
 l E. H, Jenkins, director of the Co necticut Agricultural Experiment st tion has issued a quarantine order protect uninfested parts of Connec cut from danger of infestation gypsy and brown tail moths. The (
 der has been approved by Goverr Holcomb. z Over 200 clergymen, includi Bishop c. B. Brewster of the Epise pal. diocese of Connecticut, have sig ed resolution requesting Preside WilsoH 70 exercise all possible inf ence to remove the Sultan fTurl
 from governmental control of any p of Europe.
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