Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-10
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NeFwieh, saturday, April 10, 1920.
VARIOUS MATTERS

| ter tomorrow. the 1lth at SPA ann. Dance tonight at ( Scotland Road | hafi.-adv.
 This week there are 40 patients at l Norwich State Tuberculosis Sanator- iun.
 New Vermont maple sugar has reached the Norwich stores and IS selling at soc a pound. The first steps were taken Friday evening at Mystic to form a Parent Teachers association. Frank Babcock has been trucking sea weed from the Lords Point shore | to his farm in Shunoc. Read the warning to taxpayers in l another column.-adv.
 l At a recent meeting of Plainfield | grange, it was resolved. that the grange is against daylight saving. Letters coming to Norwich from. | New York bear the stamp Learn while you earn: Join the U. s. army At Lords Point stephen R. Burdick | of Westerly has rented the cottage at Cove Lawn from Capt. Joseph Wil- bur. The great council fire of the In- | proved Order of Red Men of Connec-s ticut is to be held this year in Green- wich, May 5.
 Shrimp and Holsters at the Broad way Fish market. 40 Broadway.1-ad A former Norwich pupil Miss E,y- elyn Cransha, of Moosup, is spending several weeks in Providence, hoping to improve in health.
 Benevolent women of the Central Baptist church are making collections of clothing for the Mather School, at l Cor Delegates are being chosen to the 1 state convention of the, Connecticut Federation of Labor which is to be held in Waterbury next month.
 Psychic messages by Mrs. Torrey at Spiritual Academy Sunday.-adv. The D. A. R. memorial bubble foun- tain on the Little Plain has been un- covered for the summer by Superin- tendent of Streets James P. Fox. Waterbury papers note that Rev. f James E. O'Brien. formerly of that city, now pastor at Stonington, was i a visitor in Waterbury this week.
 Governor Holcomb has approlld the payment of quarterly appropria- tions including: Mystic oral school sl.s75; St. Joseph's hospital, Willi- mantle, $1,S75.
 2 Lobstrs,s long clans. choice oyster: and fresh fish af Powers Bros.-adv.
 At this weeks midweek service a Park Congregational chapel, Rev. Dr s. II. Howe's topic was Healed tt Serve. Luke 4; 3S-39. The pianis was Miss Annie E. Vaughn.
 A new demand for American tabl knives and forks has come from Chi ma, increasing the business of the In ternational Silver company, whicl has a prosperous factory at Thames ville.
 r The New York. New Haven & Hart ford Railroad has made contracts fo 70 large freight locomotiSes to- b used on the Shore Line division of tn road. Delivery is expected in July an August.
 A special sale of smart sailor this week. at Mrs. w. H. Rogers. z Union street. Prices low.-ady.
 As has been his custom for. the pas year the first Friday of each, mont = Dr. Hugh B. Campbell held a eIini R in the hospital room at Lawton Mill Plainfield, Friday afternoon, examir ing six persons.
 At a meeting of the executive con mittee of the American Legion held Hartford this week, it was voted accept the distribution of the. funt provided by the state for soldier sailors and marines in need
 The following notice appeared r, gently in a Providence paper und the head of marriage licenses: "Jof Stephen Cornell, manager, Centr Village, Conn.-Medora Elena Sayle dressmaker, Moosup, Conn.,"
 New stamped goods, Good Shephe yarn, also silvertone mixtures, at W N rfa EwrhanOa
 adv.
 - The surveyors under direction
 Supervisor A. w. Bushnell of No wich, are making good progress
 the eighteen miles of the Norwi
 district of the Hartford New L0nd . federal road. and are now near S
 lem.
 Fancy shad 25c fb. Try one f
 Sunday dinner. Church Bros-adv
 Of Stonington interest is the ia
 that at sale Of prints in New Yo
 Thursday Whistler's Nocturne: P;
 aces, No. 322, seventh state, imprt
 sion of exceptional quality, broue
 the second highest price of the S
 s2,ooo.
 Our trimmed hats are celebrai
 for style, quality, beauty and l
 cost. Mrs. W. H. Rogers, T Unt
 street-adv.
 In printing telephone directories
 order of districts is New York, Pit
 burg, Philadelphia and then Conn
 ticut. As the New York district al, z4 is 10000 tons short in newsprint
 per, the prospects of Connecticut
 ing late in getting new books is
 vious.
 As an evidence of national prosp
 ity, chain store system with s - eral Norwich branches, reports gr . business during the twelve mon " ending Feb. 28 of $194, ,646,94g, as e li pared with $i51, ,6s1,s19 for the prec ing twelve months. The increase .l si2,955,030, or more than 2S per e "oh, Aladdin. Get your tickets l0l- Cransten's today-adv. ,.., The Bulletins item regarding advancement of Rev. Dr. w. H. K 'ect of Danbury to district superintent of the New York Methodist con 0ck ence recalled to W. W. Ives and o-
 friends that Rev. MT. Kidd used
 come here Saturdays to pitch on rc Norwich ball team when he wa kO student at Wesleyan.
 BUBBLE DANCE FEATURE
 IN WAuREGAN BALL Rc
 Tn the Wauregan house ballroom
 Friday evening one of the prett