Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21

evening.
 omciai spring began sunday. March goth. at le.5a ?. m., the sun entering Aries.
 Ice bordered the ccses along the river Saturday morning. the mercury standing at 2e degreeH
 Some of the first blowing ef the season was done Saturday in the level gardens at Preston Plains.
 Temperature of 70 degrees and over at midday Sunday brought out the spring fashion display.
 Sunday evening at the hozne-tine at the Community House Rev. Alexander H. l Abbott was the speaker At Ellington, Emil Heine of Fort 1 worth, Texas. has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. C. F. T. Berr. The reading room at the Otis Library was in charge of Miss Harriet c. Cross during Sunday Afternoon. The seasons heavy and frequent rains have swollen Shewyille mill pond to the proportions ot good sized lake. The Natienai Lenten Sacrifice Commit tee is urging self denial this week in laid of the Near East Relief Fund. A Nigh bArbed wire fence has been Et the reservoir supplying the Norwich state hospital.
 1 It is noted that Mrs. Frederick Bill and
 Miss Elizabeth Avery of Groton have ar rived at St Augustine. Fla. for a few
 weeks stay.
 At A meeting of the World war sol diers Of Hebron, to organize an Ameri- can Legion Post William Frese was elect ed commander.
 Miss Pprter,s School in Farningtcn
 now directed by Robert Porter Keep, for. merly of Norwich, closed Wednesday fol the Easter vacation.
 Most Of the churches now pay some at. the Sacred Scriptures and ecmpasset
 during what is called Holy Week
 Renovations and repairs are in prog ress at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. B
 P. Bishop, on Broadway, Norwich, whicl
 was the school of Lydia Huntiey Sigour ney in 1Sie.
 The Cehnecticut Reformatory at Che
 shire is asking an aggregate of s540.07. s467,972 is for maintenance and $73,00 for new construction.
 Through Rev. Dr. Rockwell Harmon | EOAItfi 91 GdtLAD1kls pISclu6tAA, buc OOIi inectteut Federation of Churches, has sen
 out letters to number of church worker
 asking for contr1Sutions.
 Thousands of ties have been assemble
 in the yard at the Main street station c
 the New Haven road, for distribution points along the line where spring re placements are necessary.
 The birch grove above North Stonins H | 1Ia s- =te inc Aof- <f
 warm spring days, the trees taking o anew iife and seeming inclined to pr I forth leaves unusually early.
 During Saturday. Charles H. Brow s of Warren street, Nofwich, spent som :. time inspecting his cottage property z r Gales Ferry. Mt. Brown has just return s ed, after his ninth trip to the Isthmus { . Panama.
 si Rev. Alexander H. Abbott, of the Uni ed Congregational church. writes in tt
 weekly calendar, We begin today a wee
 iof Christian Reflection. It is well ths . Jour minds go back to the last week 7 the life of Jesus
 C The customary 5000 head of southel z palms were blessed and distributed |. the congregation at St. Patrick's churc . following the high mass Palm Sunday, 1. accordance with the gospel for the Sun u day, Matt xxi.-1-9. Sl Assistant Principal Eugene A. Hofstt 4 of the Rockville High School has awardt is letters to six of the high school baske
 ball team. In order to obtain lett
 man had to play as many halves
 there were games during the season. L Four skeleton crews have left the su m marine base for League Island na, v yarda Philadelphia, where they will I<.. f-... l...s- them to the Thames river base The SUI ;. marines will be attached to the base i definitely.
 ,-l An automobile owned by William Mar at of Hartford was in collision at New L0 e don Friday with an automobile owned ss c. Royce Boss at the corner of Was " ington and Huntington streets. The Hal le ford machine was the more serious H. damaged.
 le The anthem sung by Park Congreg ts tional church quartet Sunday was Jes Baptiste Faure's The Palms, the Engli y words a translation by Mrs. Euge
 WalIner about 1893. The offertory W
 Ride On in Majesty, a bass solo by E
 gene B. Seamans.
 of At meeting of the junior class of t in Connecticut Agricultural College ae Storrs, Charles Ferriss of New Milfo W announced his appointment for the a In nual Junior Week, May IS to 22. He bert F. Webb of Greenwich is chairm of of the Junior Week program. It was estimated by the ushers that t
 men who received holy communion at t .,l7.3e mass in St. patrick's church Sund - from Rev. Fathers Myles P. Calvin a Daniel F. Sullivan numbered fully 6l
 sitting in a body and representing t =lvarious mems societies connected wi
 the church.
 Norwich merchants. noting the |
 merous shoppers coming from Westel q | and points between every Saturday aft f noon and evening, realize what tra less it would mean were trolley serv
 entirely suspended on the Norwich We
 er1y branch of the Shore Line Elect e- company's road.
 nt Train passengers will agree that tn, CT. is big need for a thorough cleanup re the many dumps along the river ban '. iheuseholders fahcying that when u
 throw refuse out of sight of the road n- street it is never seen. Some of the pi id of trash viewed daily by hundreds zh passing trains are disgraceful. ns ARREST TWO MEN FOR n,s BURGLARY IN SALO, |. Tisoo,,Ar-y Saturdav 1aornip0 fbat