Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-08
VARIOUS MATTERS

Road hall.-adv. The big magnolia tree at Bucking- ham Memorial is heavily budded.
 A copy of Thomas F. Forans book. Gems of Literature, is listed among recent gifts to the Otis library.
 Officers from the state charities de- partment went to Bristol Tuesday and took George Simmons to Norwich.
 At the art exhibit in Los Angeles, Cal, this week, Ozias Dodge, of Nor wich Town, is showing eight etchings, four of them colored-
 A grab-bag variety of weather, snow, rain. sunshine mist and low temperature, kept mankind bewilder- ed during Wednesday.
 Members of the Connecticut recruit ing force held a meeting Monday in | New Haven it being the formal open street, that city.
 Big cargo of fresh fish at Osgood | wharf. Prices reasonable.4adv Rockville lodge, B. E. o. Elks. will | install officers this (Thursday) even l ling. The ceremony will be in charge | of Past Exalted Ruler c. F. Byington | l of Norwalk lodge.
 A climber who has worked in Nor wich, Steeple Tom Fitzpatrick, has re- turned to Westerly to take up his | spring work after spending the winter | in Washington, D. c.
 Dealers here learn that plans of the Retail Millinery association call for the simultaneous showing of summer l hats throughout the United States du5ing the week beginning May 3. Advanced class begins tonight O. clock, Chamber of Commerce hall.- adv.
 Visitors to the Latham E. Smith l farm at Gales Ferry are interested in a litter of five days old Chester White pigs, sixteen of them, of which their pedigreed mother seems very proud.
 At a meeting held in the Salvation Army rooms at New London. We'd nesday evening, Ensign and Mrs. Will bur formerly of New London. now stationed in Stamford, addressed the gathering.
 Miss Maude Tisdale, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Henry R. Tisdale of New London, was united in marriage Tuesday, at 1 p. m- with Frederick Dimmock, of Waterford. Rev. Walter P. Buck performed the ceremony.
 A special sale of smart sailors this week. at Mrs. w. H. Rogers, Il Union |. | street. IIICeS lOHs--duNs Norwich acquaintances will be in terested in the mention by New York paper Wednesday that Mrs. Poultney Bigelow. who has been i'll for two months at her home, Maiden Hudson, is steadily improving.
 The delegates from Faith Trumbull chapter, of Norwich, Mrs. Elisha E. Rogers (regent), and Mrs. Arthur Harvey Lathrop, will leave for Washington about April 17th, to at- tend the National D. A. R. congress.
 The First Field Artillery is one of the regiments allotted to the state of Connecticut for recruiting purposes in order that the men en1isting from the same part of the country will be stationed as near as possible togeth- CT.
 Our trimmed hats are celebrated for style, quality, beauty and low cost Mrs. ". H. Rogers, Il UniOI ,. street.-adv.
 = The New Haven road will meet the demands of the public for the daylight saving plan by operating it's pass enger trains an hour earlier. The clocks will not be advanced but new timetables are to be issued effectiv, on April 25.
 Out of respect to Ex-Lieutenant Governor L. L. Tingier, of Rockville the flag on the capitol in Hartfort was at half-mast since his death Sat urday evening, and his portrait in tn lieptenant governors room in the cap itol was draped.
 The textile strike which RockviTl experienced last October and Novem Der when mills were tied up for abou nine weeks, will be recalled to the at tention of the public next week whel the criminal cases resulting from tn strike will be disposed of.
 Annual assembly of Franklin Coun cil, No. 3. R. 6 s. M.. at Masoni Temple, tonight at 7.3O. Reports fo past year, election and installation C !. officers for coming year.-adv.
 At the New Britain General hospi tai, Mrs. Anna L. Curtis of Lynn
 Mass, has been engaged to take tn
 place of Miss Claire DesJardens, C lt Jewett City, as superintendent c nurses. Miss DesJardens leaves Jun
 1st to wed Dr. Paul Rice of Iowa.
 When Martha Washington counci 1- No. IS, Sons and Daughters of Lib
 erty. of New London celebrated tn
 30th anniversary Tuesday evening i
 Odd Fellows hall, one of the speaker !, was State Deputy Margaret Hart H. Virginia Dare council of Norwich
 All girls from 10 to IS years of az
 interested in sewing were invited 1
 meet at o'clock Wednesday after
 noon at the home of Mrs. c. J. Clarl
 in Ellington. for the purpose of ol
 ganizing a sewing club under the aus
 pices of the Holland County Far
 Bureau.
 rv u is expected that all phases of u y AmericaniZation question will be co,
 cred by speakers at the conferent
 which has been arranged under dire,
 tion of the department of American
 ization to be held Friday in the hs
 of the house of Representatives the capitol.
 AA At meeting Tuesday afternoon
 the Halle club rooms held by Il is Catholic Woman's club, the resigns
 ton of the president, Mrs. M. H. Dol 1l. ohue was read, as she is in impair
 health. Mrs. Thomas F. Burns, t he vice president, is continuing as ac
 ing president.
 At Holland Rev. W. H. Bath,
 Norwich, district superintendent, " ,~ at the Lee Methodist church Sund A' and preached an, Easter sermon.
 business meeting was held at whi
 the church members voted to fedora
 Lee Methodist church with the Go
 gregational church.
 The United States Civil Servi
 commission announces that examin tions for salesman and appraiser, m
 chine tools, Ordnance Department - TarOa Grade S1 Qn0 fo @ Ann