Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-07
VARIOUS MATTERS

Cherry trees about Norwich are about ready to bloom.
 Light vehicle lamps at s.4s this even ling. N The April weather continues to the trout hshermen's taste.
 Htrnphries' Novelty orchestra at Owls bazaar at Olympic haH.-adv. Stanton Hewitt. of Preston, has rented one of his tenements to New York par ties.
 supt. washington Holt, of Maplewoed cemetery, has joined the list of motor ists. j Miss Mary A. c. Avery is to be pianist at the mid-week service in Park church 1 chapel
 | This Is the season of examinations for state teachers certificates in towns about Connecticut.
 Norwich relatives have been called to Mansfield Depot recently by the serious illness Of David Snow.
 The Preston City Baptist church will have supper Friday evening.-adv.
 The eclipse of the sun tomorrow, April Eth begins at 1.52 a. fn and ends at s.SS a. m. but is net visible here.
 At the United Congregational church mid week service Rev. A. H. Abbott is to 1 speak on The Parable of the Talents The town clock in the tower of Nor wich town hall was wound by John A. Ferguson and resumed striking at 0'- clock "Wednesday morning.
 officials of the New Haven road con. tinue to close the smaller railroad sta- tiens as a measure of economy, at least until the summer travel season opens. su,Sbeam Purs Feeds, the worlds best Austin Nichols & Co. Inc, distribu- tors.-adV.
 A months mind requiem high mass for Elizabeth Fogarty was sung in St Pat rick's church wednesday at 8 o'clock by Rev. James A. Frederick, of Terryville. Robert T. Southergill and family have left Ellington for their new home in Am
 ston, and Joseph Miller, new owner of
 the Soathergill farm, has taken posses
 sion.
 The streets in the business sections of
 Noeyich would Be more tidy if the small
 CT merchants were held to the law which prohibits throwing refuse into the gut ters.
 Today, the 7th, will be exactly thirteen
 hours long. The days length has in creased hours 54 minutes since the
 shortest days of the year, about Decem Der 21st.
 "wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. Rev Richard R. Graham rector of Chris
 Episcopal church, conducted the service of morning prayer at Norwich State Tuberculosis Sanatoriufi. Feod sale by Home Chapter of King Daughters, Friday, Il o'clock, 35 Broad w4y.-aav
 The holders ot temporary Fourth Lib
 erty Loan bonds will be unable to collec Nitheir interest. unless they exchange thei
 certificates for the permanent bonds be
 ferh the due date Nhich is April 15- Chaplin men, William Phillips ant h Frank Phillips, who recently bought tn N{faFrn in ,Bedlan1 owned by the Leste
 White estate, will place steam mill ol
 the wood lot to saw it into lumber. Relatives have requested menoria
 mass at St Patrick's church toda z (Thursday) on the seventh anniversar ' of the death of Margaret MeCioud, wifi
 of Dr. Patrick Cassidy of Washingtol
 street, Norwich.
 With the starting up of the Norwie E. Wooden Mills at Thaniesville, MT. an I, Mrs George E. Blake, who manage tn 70 mill boarding @heuse-the former Joh of Mitchell residenee-already have ove .h thirty boafders.
 y Whist at steiners hall this evenin, or SIS. Admission 25 cents. Under tn
 auspices of the Loyal Victory Lodge, te 0. o. F., M. U.-adv.
 ss An artist in town Wednesday directe Ah attehtioh to the effective spring contra
 ofs golden fersythia and scarlet map i. buds, in the foliage at the picturesql =. residence of MT. and Mrs. J. Dana Coi Id on Rockwell street.
 Local Grand Army men recalled u = fact that Wednesday was not only u
 f1t.E EAL SvsrS r,k hA or$r the United State sinto the war but al,
 the hfty-hfth anniversary of the Gran Army of the Republic.
 The United States civil service cornmi \ sion announces an examination for raj road cranenen, men, 21 to 55 years oI for ten vacancies under the quarterna
 te rsuppiy officer, General Intermedia
 Depot, Brooklyn, N Y, at $9.20 a da S Owls bazaar tonight, Olympic hal .. Admission 15e. Dancing free.-adv. 'ss Data concerning Henry W. Thom Or and Robert Johnson would prove helpf tis to President Francis J. Leavens, of Ne en wieh Free Academy trustees, who is pr i. pairing brief sketches of the subjects Iza the portraits hanging in Slater Memori is- auditorium. in Comfort Circle of the Kings Daughte 'hl 'hl held social meeting Wednesday aftt .o. i nOou With MrS. Wlll1am Ii. Geer, leader. Mrs. A. T. Utley presiding. FrS len Ia I cent sale, an auction. To bundles a for D cafeteria lunch the circle cleared $10. lat for it's charitable fund. ,sn ,s;n According to the report of the Roc 'nd vile Visiting Nurse Association 1
 March, many cases were cared for ry- the three nurses, Miss Katherine a q Mccarthy, Miss Mary C.Hatl rul1 way and Miss Ruth H. Smith, X The , if tai number of visits was 5s2 ase Annual meeting of Franklin Chapt
 No. 4, R. A. M. at Masonic Temple - night at 7.so. Reports of past year a
 election and installation of officers
 new year-adv.
 News cornes to trappers and pelt (
 lectors in Connecticut that furs with
 estimated value of Ssooe, eeo were
 on show Wednesday in the warehou
 of the New York Fur Auction Sales c
 poration. prior to being disposed of
 the sixth annual spring auction.
 Fresh opened long clans and scallc
 fresh caught bluefsh (not Boston blu . fresh snad, founder steak native sIne nzn Hat avd haAH D-,s