Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-26
VARIOUS MATTERS


 evening.
 Shadblow trees are in bloom in the woods along the riverbanks.
 The time for the licensing of dogs for 1921 expires with this week.
 A stretch of clear springlike weather is predicted, with frost at the week end. Sunbeam Pure Foods, the worlds best Ask your grocer for this brand.--adv.
 Rev. l. E. Terry of New London is preaching at the Salvation Army services in Danbury. The schools are preparing for special exercises to note Afbor and Bird day, Friday, May 9th.
 A number of visitors are at their homes in town during the Passover or Jewish Easter period.
 The reservoirs at East Killingly are I filled to overhowink; so that it is claimed they are becoming menace. Flower growers will be interested iA the fact that Durand's Book of Roses is in circulation at the Otis librar3T. The Holy Name society of St. Patriok's ! parish has requested memorial mass Thursday for Ludwig Zeiglemayer. l It is announced that there is to be a | Sunday train from Hartford to New Lon don after May 1st on the Valley division.
 A carload of ashes ordered through the | grange has arrived and the farmers at l Canterbury Plains have unloaded the car.
 For the women's prayer meeting at the Central Baptist church Mrs. William H. Whitman is the appointed leader this | week.
 License your dogs in the town clerks office now. One dollar extra after May first.-adV.
 The fishermen and farmers irl and about Stonington continue on standae1 tin.e and will do their york according te the old method.
 Small boys are taking advantage of every breeze that blows on pleasant days to fly kites, some of which attain a sur prising altitude.
 Monday St. Marks day. Rev. J. Eldred Brown. the rector, officiated at a celebra- ton of the holy communion at Trinity Episcopal church.
 Two more of the Shore Line electric railway cars were shipped to the Hol- yoke, Mass, Electric company from Say brook Saturday.
 George Fairfield of Goodyear claims ts have dug a dandelion the other day that measured 2S inches in diameter anG | On the Shore Line electric railway Westerly division, beginning today (Tues day). one-man car will be put in opera : ton on the Ashaway and Watch Hill { lines.
 . Buy your dahlia toes of W F. Brown n 46 Palmer street. Very choice varieties e 12 for s1.OO and 12 for S2.o0. Phon 14ss-5.-adv.
  Eastern Connecticut members of tn Q craft are interested in the fourth nation E al printing exposition which opened Mon . U day in the Twelfth Regiment armery i, : New York.
 Upon invitation of Rev. A.. H. Abbott L. Columbian cefamandery, No. f. K. T V will attend ah Ascension day service the United Congregational church Thurs Il day evening. May 5th. | The American Cotton association is t hold in the Hotel Pennsylvania, Ne, o York, May 90 and S1, a conference Q cotton growers, manufacturers, distribu r ters and bankers, textile men here leafi
 Most of the Connecticut delegates hay n returned as the Daughters of the Arnei F ican Revolution adjourned their 13t national congress ifi Washington Satul 'e day after installing officers elected Fr Tn day.
 s The May meeting of the t,sw Londo archdeacofry is to be held at Trinit Episcopal church, Norwich. TuesdaR Ma r 3d. The archdeaconry includes all parisl M,a M ee in eastern Connecticut and about ie rectors will attend.
 President Charles Lewis Beach of tl z Connecticut Agricultural college, Storr was one of the speakers at a group gatl I nf of ,I
 Danbury last week. About 25 alum were present at the meeting.
 As a Noank man, Harry Judson, VI lg painting the house of c. L. Fitch, u 10 ladder on which he was standing brok IL throwing him to the ground, a distan III of about Is feet. MT Judson broke ol of the bones in his shoulder.
 National Hospital day will be obeerv
 by 5000 hospitals throughout the Unit '@ States May 12 next. The date W
 chosen because on that day was bo
 Florence Nightingale, pioneer in mode
 hospital and nursing methods
 Alumni in Norwich heard that eve
 man of the 30 in the senior class at Fri
 ity college is going to take out a 2o-ye
 endowment insurance policy before co,
 trsencement day. The beneficiary is to
 the college. which starts an endowme II urlVe May If.
 The City Mission department of t Norwich United Workers has on
 books the names of 30 families that I ceived material aid during the past ye, accordihg to the annual report to tn organization by Rev. Charles A. Northrt
 city missionary.
 Amateur astronomers hereabouts 2
 hoping for a glimpse of Winneck
 comet. rapidly approaching the earth,
 though it win not be visible exct
 through high-powered telescope,
 will be accompanied by neteoric sho
 CT during Hate May or earlyk June In the Wesleyan university drive. which Col. William H. Hall of willingt
 is director, with half million vet
 go. before the three million goal is req, 1 ed, the period of .camoafga has b, l heightened beyond April 25th, which | q originally been set as the closing date. Valley resident of Killinsly co I plains Is 1t any wonder we listen W
 impatience to the. walls from DanieIt
 because soon three trains are to run ., q wayNeach day on new schedule? We
 the Valley would welcome any sort O
 schedule, so long as we had the trolle
 At the request of Pope Benedict x
 the Knights of Columbus are prepar
 to extend their welfare work to It,
 The matter was discussed Sunday a-
 special session of the supreme board
 New York. Tentative plans were ado
 ed calling for the expenditure of $1 ,o
 900 in that country . - %--A A----.--
 Charles Chapman on Racing Cru,sc,
 Charles F. Chapman editor of M,
 Boating, and former resident nf N