Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25

NoEwieh. HIN. zE.Eeh E. lesI.
VARIOUS MATTERS

| The Otis Library VIII be closed today, l legal holiday.
 Holiday visitors began to arrive in town during Thursday
 Films and naples about town in some leases are almcst fully budded.
 Murnhv McCarrys $ clothing store closed all day Good Friday adv.
 The first rnalple sugar Of the season Twas offered buyers Thursday at 4c the i pound.
 He seasons rains have left Poqus- tanuck Cove quite q pretentious body of water.
 Mrs Hattie Dunock Pease has re- turned fo her ho11e at Sozners. after winters visit in Florida.
 N. H Allen of Hartford known in n,,,s;iesal circles of Connecticut. Is i'll with pieurisy at St. Francis hospital The annual Easter, trip to Washingt iD. C. of the senior class 0f Rockville 4 Hirsi school begins today tFSriday.) I The showers of Thursday did not please I Norwich merchants, who hs been count ] ing on good weather for Easter tra le.
 The city ash collectors made their rounds during Thursday, day earlier Ithau ordinarily because Of the holiday. Trolley passengers always find inter- est in watching the flock of sheep at the farm Of Lafayette Main, at North Skcnington.
 Battery Madi Gras and dance at larmory, Norwich. Easter Monday night. lSmiths orchestra a dvs It is rurnored at Colchester that steps will be taken to put free mail delivery \ about the borough into effect within short time.
 The National Society. United States Daughters of 1872 held it's spring meet i ing at the Hotel Garde, New Haven Wednesday.
 Rev. Albert Donnell of Boston is to ipresch at the morning service of the l Second Congregational church s< Coyen- try Sunday.
 Rev. Alexander H Abbott reprints ! Gov. Lakes Fast Day Proclamation in \ ifhes United Congregational churcn calen- dar this week.
 The Connecticut state student nurse re- lcruiting campaign will hold mass :. meeting Monday evening in Lampson " Iceum. New Haven.
 ? At Saybrook MT and Mrs. M. F. Mur- lphy have purchased one of the eiwel- lings at the Ferry bank from the shore ILine Electric Railway company Witn Headquarters in Norwich.
 We will be open today Good Friday) l,with nice lot of fresh fish In the lot tI0O fancy shad. Church Bros, -ady.
 Al Park church Thursday, lat the mid kfweek service [: :45 p. m, in the chapel there was a communion servife on the anniversary fits celebration the pianist was Miss Beatrice Eastword.
 At the meeting in New York We'd lnesday of the silk Association of Amer ! 1lica. Charles Cheney of Connecticut, the 5 Ifetiring president, who held that office I lfrom 1913. was rendered vote of thanks
 Sacred cantata, :Gethsemane to Cal l !! vary, at Mckinley Ave. A. M F. 4 church on Good Friday evening, 5 p m Silver offering adv:
 At East Hampton at the celebration of I the fifth anniversary of Nesis Rebekan lodge Tuesday evesing, the grand onicers z present included the state president oi # Rebekah assembly, Mrs Grace R. illes 41 of korwiohs A Hebron young woman Miss Florence \ | Smith has resigned at the Webster Schoo \ in New Haven and has been elected prin' Hl cioal Of the East Hampton gramrnai sedool Her duties begin there with tn! spring term.
 \ There was tl1e customary procession a St. Patrick's church during the 8 oclocl \ lnlass Maundy Thursday, when the Ssc1e, X Host was placed in the special repositor, luntii the mass of efle Pre-Sanctifed to day, Good Frids
 Rev Peter c. Wright will preach spe 5H cial Fast Day sermon this evening, 3 Il Community House, I M C. A auspices fPublic invited. ady.
 When Comfort circle of the King \ tlDauehters met Wednesday afternoo Hlwith the leader. Mrs. A. T. Utley, the 1
 members present voted to pledge $50, th amount necessary to assume the care ( an Armenian orphan. Mrs. John Laidlaw Buel, state regen of the Daughters of the American Reyolu ton. has appealed to all -ocaf chapter z in behalf of the Near Eastern people, an : asked that a special effort be made dur1n
 the Lenten campa ign.
 Nurses from this section were in Hard i.forl Wednesday in attendance at a dis trict meeting to discuss plans or the ir
 :ensiSe drive to be conducted on beha' lof the nurses training schools in th
 iiospitas about the state.
 poultry institute will be held in th
 bu t at the Rockville Public L,ibrar Saturday at o'clock under the auspice loff the Holland County Farm Bureau an 4 Extension Department of the Connect
 cut Agricultural College.
 The black and white hat for women h.
 invaded the. popular price fleld, and
 wide increase in the demand for it Ilocked for The combination is offert
 by uanufacturers both in trimmed mo.
 els and In banded sailors.
 Yale men from eastern Connecticl
 towns Rin be present when Presiden
 elect James R. AngeH of Yale universi
 will be guest of honor at a dinner to
 gfven, at, the Hotel Astor, New York,
 Yale alumni on Friday night, April 15.
 The United States civil service cor
 mission announces for Aprils 27 an e
 arsin ation for foundry helper, man, IS
 s5 years of age, in the Bureau
 Standards. Department of CoFnrnerc
 Washington, D. c, at S720 to sl,oS0
 year.
 Ilhursday in East Haddam farmer
 institute held in tn etown hall under |
 auspices of the East Haddam gran
 and the county farm bureau heard an a
 dress on The Livestock Outlook { z 1921, by H. |. Garrigus. of Storrs e
 lege.
 Members Of the saybrook school lup'
 society held business meeting in t
 school house Monday afternoon. Duril the winter 1000 children have been fe | an average of frora 100 to 150 each d n. at cost of cents each There Is nc
 in the treasury $loo. yS In addition to the call for velours bo
 plain and fancy, and plaids that is c to pected from the retail trade for fall t
 prediction was made to Connecticut ma
 ufacturers this week that there would
 a better demand for broadcloths duri