Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02

VARIOUS MATTERS

r tients at Backus hospital.
 Choice shad scaIops lobsters and oys- ters at Powers Bros'-
 William Bowen of willmgton has been in Eastford buying cattle to be taken to his home.
 William Maine Son have set up mill in Lebanon. where they will saw a lot of lumber
 The Norwich Free Academy Journal has twenty nine school publications on its exchange list.
 An oneco resident Mrs. John Nippola, has been taken to the Norwich State Hospital at Brewster's Neck.
 Twin sons born to MT. and Mrs. Wal ter Lathrop of Plainfeld last Monday morning. died later in the day. The farm at North Woodstock lately owned by William Bugbee has been sold to a purchaser from Attleboro, Mass.
 Rummage sale Monday morning at 10 o'clock at S5 Broadway.-adv Strawberries and pansies were offered for sale by Norwich stores Friday, a good l sign for the first day of the spring quar- ter.
 l A Moosup young woman, Miss Evelyn Cranska, is taking lessons on the church organ at the Boston Conservatory of Mu- sic.
 In Noank, the fourth agency has been opened where fishermen may put up their fish and where they may dispose of their Holsters.
 New designs stamped luncheon sets and lscarfs at Woman's Exchange-adv.
 Otis Casey and Miss Alice Taylor, both of Crystal Lake, Ellington, were married at the church there last Saturday by Rev. l O. J. Aldrich.
 There is to be an annular eclipse of the sun April Sth, but it will be invisi- ble in North American except in the ex- treme northeastern portion.
 Mentioned among prominent box-hold- CTS at a Colonial costume ball in Wash ington Thursday evening was Mrs. Henry F. Dimock, of South Coventry. Sunbeam Pure Foods, the worlds best Ask your grocer for this brand--a1v. I Mrs. Sarah Colgan, head nurse at Sea- side Sana atoriun1, Crescent Beach, has resigned, to become night supervisor at the Backus hospital Norwich I The Connecticut National Guard In- fantry troops are to receive their summer encampment training at Camp Devens Mass, commencing June II or 12.
 Electrical storms such as have been experienced during the month are looked upon by the older people as an indica- tion of a cold, backward spring. The April White Ribbon Banner states that Windham County W. c. T U. will hold it's annual convention in Putnam 1T : May on a date to be decided later. Noted ballot medium, Mrs. Bradley, al Spiritual Academy, Sunday, also Monday night.-adv
 The first state saengerfest since 1916
 under the auspices of the leading Ger, man7American singing societies of Con nectcut is to be held in Bridgeport, June 27 and 2S..
 A New Haven man, Oscar Fritzell. ia ther of a patient at Norwich state sana k torium, presented Dr. Hugh B. Campbell
 s20 to be expended in Easter flowers fol 6 the sanatorium.
 The savings bank of Rockville ha. S7,26S,2S2.34 of deposits and is among tn, few such institutions in the state that pa! l their depositors five per cent. a year The bank is over sixty years old
 Now is the time to put down eggs. Wa ter Glass is the thing to use. Lee IOsgood Co.-adv.
 William Maine Son have a sassafra
 
 = at Westford, on lot owned by L. M n Reed, that is 14 feet inches in circum n ference, or over 1-2 feet in diameter. Following the high mass in St. Pat F. ridk's church tomorrow Sunday tn 7, annual Devotion of the Forty Hours wi begin, comnemorating the period durin
 which the body of the Saviour remaine
 in the tomb.
 The renovation of the office of Judge ( l. Probate Nelson J. Ayling, in the Nol , wich courthouse, ish completed and the bi f room is now in the pink of condition.
 is twelve years since the office had il
 last renovating.
 Fish sale at Church Bros today. Pier
 ty of Holsters. shrimp, long and roun R clams and oysters.-adv. ?. The wards at Norwich State Tuberc1 i. Iosis Sanatorium are still adorned wit
 the beautiful Easter plants which so d, lighted the 150 patients. Mrs. Frederic Ed S. Camp. of Broadway. Norwich, ser o- each patient dainty Easter card e There have been repeated and persis . ent rurnors, says the Moosup Journal, V late that the Central -Moosup trolley 1ir so is about to start up again, but we al Ut afraid with no foundation in fact oth, i'd than the apparent growing wish of u
 people.
 The United States civil service con
 mission announces for April 27 an exar
 nation for assistant keeper, males, Ia to 50 years of age for vacancies in N ], tional Geological Park, Washington,
 C. at $75 a month. plus increase gran D. ed by congress of S2e month. v Put down eggs at 35c a dozen. U Q them next winter when they're worth sv dozen. Use Water Glass. The Lee .I- Osgood Co.-adv
 The bill, providing for the transfer
 women from the state prison to the sta
 farm for women at East Lyme was I = iected this week, as its sponsors withdrt it. The bill proposed an appropriati
 of $so. 900 for new building and s15.o for maintenance of the building. The annual public art lecture given Stafford Springs by the Current Ever club Monday evening next, will be Prof. Henry Bin Selden, instructor of at the wonaen's College, who will spe
 on The Modern Painters Point of Vie considering the artists since 1s5e.
 The executive council at the Unit church for the year comprises the de cons. ths trustees. superintendent of i church school, treasurer of church. E
 win ". Higgins, Archibald Mitchell, 4 Harry l.. Clark, Mrs. B. P Bishop, M William P. Wade and Miss Eunice Gu yer.
 People 4Ao not always remember u by the e-reguiations of the Norwich boz
 of water commissioners, any person v \ shah fish in or launch any boat, ska l sail on, or remove any ice from the '
 ters of the reservoir, and any person v
 shah divert water from or poIlcte water running to CT in the reservoir E Al mains, is liable to a penalty of fifty (