Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-28
1lilfa. Norwich. Monday. March ss. 1921.
VARIOUS MATTERS

j
 Light vehicle lamps at s:ss this even ing.
 Poa,-Eastsr social anair4 will be mum erour.
 Holiday visitcrs were numerous in town ever the weekend.
 The Vineyard workers are to meet this week with Miss Ruby Vaughn. of Warren street.
 Some maple syrup is being made in the neighborhood of Rock Meadow, Holland county.
 The planet Mercury will be most fav- orably situated for being seen about March 90.
 noon Sunday. there was the customary Easte- Tarasie.
 Some dainty crocuses continue in bloom on Broadway.
 It was announced that the Forty Hours devotion is to open Sunday next at St Patr.ck'a church
 Easter of 1921 will be recorded as ture of ss degrees.
 Lo.al kore.s entertained Sunday many special dinner rarties, including a mum Dcf oL ttNtul 6osse@ AeeA - : - places
 The sewing classes conducted by the United Workers under direction of Miss Alice W Coggsweil were omitted Easter Saturday.
 A most unwelcome thunder shower Sat urday afternoon interfered with what had started to be most satisfactory
 Easter trade.
 This week the Progressive Missionary lclub of the Central Baptist church is to meet with Mrs, Mary Corbin, of 2s Lin 1 coln avenue.
 steamer Cape Cod for New York got away from her Norwich wharf on time Sunday afternoon. with a good s.zed mis- cellaneous cargo.
 The fish and game commission has re ported 4 blli to make a close season on gray squirrels from November 24 to Oc- ltober 27. inclusive.
 The Y. M. c. A. circus performers I fegaled the street crowds with hair-lift- I ing melody from their band-wagon, dur I ing Saturday evening.'l~ l A bill authorizing increase in capital stock of the Somersville Manufacturing
 O., to $500, ,oe0 was reported favorabiy
 in the house last week. Beginning March 31, the war depart ment will publish the revised list of . slackers who evaded their duty under the
 draft in 1917 and 1918.
 A perseyering resident of Shewville continues to raise turkeys, in spite of the hard luck most growers have had with
 those birds of late years. The assistant appointed to have charge
 of Otis Library reading room during l Sunday afternoon was Miss Martha : A. Ward. There were about seventy-five visitors.
 A St. Augustine, Florida, correspond , ent notes that MT. and Mrs A. I. Bill oi Willirnantic Conn.,, who were at Palm Beach f3r the season. arrived Friday, al the Alcazar . | Sunday evening at the meeting ot ! Trinity Methodist Epworth league a ! is:s0, the topic was Lessons from tht 2 first Easter" Mark Is :1-20. Miss Editf ! Fellows was the leader. eI "Wednesday evening next. at Danielson former Mayor Tirncthy c. Murphy an6 , John J. Corkery ,of Norwich, are to ad 2 dress community gathe, ing in the in } terest os Irish relief ws1k Governor Lake has signed the bill re stricting municipalities of the state t, l standard time and prohibiting the adop e tfon of the daylight saving schedule b, E the official setting back of time. . W. Leonard Bradway. Mrs. W. I 7 Bradway and Oscar Ross of Putnam ar staying at Ocean Breeze, Lords Point ' Mir Bradway is decorating the cottage
 and putting them in order for the sum q mer.
 Very many in Norwich and vicinit l. said it with flowers for Easter. Rose 5 at s4 per dozen sold well and early Sal fT1<v V1HA . f01a f1n Is, was left The sale of plants was equall e brisk.
 e The United States civil service com r. mission announces an /exarnfnation fo q lefief draftsman (aeronautical), male c n female in the Naval Aircraft Factor! e Navy Yard. Philadelphia, at s15.o4 pc It diem.
 ,.. At s.so Sunday evening. at the Con : munity House Sunday evening Home = Tt1e. Rev. Alexander H. Abbot of tn
 United Congregational church spoke 0 r. the subject Morning in the Soul ( n Youth"
 IS Judge Howe of Vermont, sitting in tt
 United States district court at Hartfor t. to try liquor cases is imposing heavy fin, c. and Jail sentences for violations. F y for delay. Change of pleading, too wi ct be costly. C. What are krcwn as "thc long stairs 'h connecting Washington square wit y School street. are iI an unsafe, wobb
 condition, some of the landings are bad K 1 out frepair and liable to result in acc of dents which would mean serious dama;
 suits against the city
 Notice is out that at the annual mee
 ing of the stockholders of the New Tor 51 New Haven and Hartford railroad Apr d 20, the question of the merger of u
 Central New England railroad with u Y New Haven company will be acted upo