Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-04
VARIOUS MATTERs


 On the New Haven road April A, the summer time table will be in force.
 Flowing has begun in the big garden lat Norwich State Tuberculosis sanator- iun.
 A petition is being circulated at .oneco by Mrs. William Sweet to raise funds for town library.
 Rumage sale this morning at 10 o. clock, at 35 Broadway.-adv. Some unusually long freights ran through Norwich Sunday, indicative of business revival.
 Nice locking Louisiana strawberries were selling in Norwich Saturday at 25c the pint basket.
 During Sunday afternoon the Otis Lii brary reading room was in charge of Miss Sadie J. Dawson.
 John A. Prior instructor in Lafayette college, Easton, Pa, has been at his home in Moosup for the Easter Yaaction. On pleasant day like Sunday, thous- ands inspect with the keenest interest ahe window displays in Norwich stores.
 This weekly meeting of Fideils class of ! the Central Baptist church will be with Miss Helen Storms, 575 Main street Frederick c. Grave of Poquoneb Bridge, | q when his automobile backfred while he was attempting to crank it. The eighty savings banks of Connecti- l cut with total assets of s419,257,S69 have mortgage holdings amounting to $15e,- s25,9s7, or a ratio of AT per cent. The spring term of St. Patricl's parish school will begin Tuesday afternoon, fol- lowing the Easter vacation and the exer- eises of the Forty Hours Devotion. =.
 Psychic messages by Mrs. Bradley, 1 Spiritual Academy tonight.-adY. l According to the announcement of the | leading peach growers of the state, the crop this year does not appear to have been damaged at all by recent frosts. Already some of the United Church congregation are planning to enter the membership of the church on the first Sunday in May, at the next communion.
 After nearly three weeks work as his duties permitted, Capt. John B. Blackburn 1 has about completed spring painting and I renovating at the Main street fire sta | tipn
 II Don't forget the dance Tuesday even | ing, April 5th, at the Community house, Plainheld-Fidelity orchestra.-adv.
 This (MonSayl evening the Rockville women's Civic club will hold a meeting for which The Connecticut League oi Women Voters will send two or more speakers.
 Sunday, perfect spring day, ceaxed cut the strel1eFs and motorists, besidei erowding the trolley cars on the differ ent lines. Everybody who could do se teek an outing.
 Fourteen attended an all-day mission ?. ary meeting in Holland at the home o Mrs. John H. Steele, Friday, when { number of garments were completed fel the NewiRgteR Home.
 Sunday &ening at Trinity Methods church, at the meeting of the Epwertl
 League at e.38, the topic was Thy King CT, Guy B. Dolbeare.
 Follew the crowd to the Owls Baz gar, tonight, Olympic Hall. Admission
 15 cents.-ady.
 A Plainfeld patient Mrs. Walter Gle J land, who was taken to Baekus hospital
 Norwich, last week, is in such a favor
 able condition that she is to undergo al
 operation today (Monday).
 VIII Darrow, fruit specialist of Storr
 Agricultural college, will conduct prur
 ing demonstration at the farm of WilliaI
 A. Cewles of Manchester, today (Mor
 day) starting at 2 o'clock.
 A number of young Groton boreug
 people Friday night had a straw ride pal Y ty to Norwich. The party was ehapel }, eaed by Mrs. c. B. Lund. Miss Maria . RliEen of Norwich was one of the guest
 A bulletin recently issued by the Cor Iaecticut Agricultural college extensio 2 service by H. J. Baker. the director, 0
 the grating and budding of trees, ha - been placed with the farm bureaus fc distribution.
 e At Park Congregational church Sunda ' there were two new singers in the cno' 5 Mrs. E. A. Harris, alto, who succeeds Mi, e WhitfoFd, of New London, and Willial 2 Lund, bass, the successor to Eugene ] $ Seamans, of Mystic
 The United States civil service cornni y- sion announces an examination for .lith l. graphic map engraver, males, age 21 ia 4e, for vacancies in the geological surve = Washington, D. G., at entrance salarl
 of from s1ii2oe to $1,5ee year.
 Men at Quaker Hill have, the past wee
 given their time at the parsonage of u N Baptist church and in consequence har wood floors are being laid throughout Il house under the direction of the board = trustees, Alfred Ritters as chairman. i'd Cards received in Norwich from N of and Mrs. Homer Brooke llM. Isaphel of Ives) new on a trip to California, loea n them at del Monte, thence to San Fra 5e cisco, Salt Lake City and Denver, expec
 ing to reach home in New Londen t
 middle of May.
 It is rumored at Moosup that the liz IF cars that would be run on the Centl :, Villag age-Noosup spur this summer are | II, ing put in shape for Norwich business F. -%a .s ..s Danielson trolley car is shortly to os 's tkaen off. not being, sufficiently patrc sn ized.
 ill In connection with the twelfth amt he convention of alumni and ministers " Connecticut, to be held at the Yale ]
 yinity school today (Monday), Tuesd
 and Wednesday the annual Lyman Bl v cher lectures on preaching and the \ ,--: thaniel William Taylor lectures are to ,se given.
 n, New London citizens will vote tod nr lMonday) from g a. m. to 9 p. m. by b ,n. lot as ner check list to express the ser ha ment of the city regarding the constr ss- tipn of proposed junior high school, ha which bids for construction have been ks ceived amounting to between $500, ,000 a
 ssee,eee.
 The roads, rivers and bridges comm
 tee recommended last week the repeal k. the 1913 law which exempts from ta. ais tion as operators of automobiles serv nd men of the worlds war. This law ' iai adopted in order that soldiers m charged from the army could at once t; Yer places as operators.
 Manufacturers here learn that over
 reservations for rooms at the Hotel W - ton, Cleveland, have been made by rer A sentatfves of the textile and needle
 dusfriAs of this nalIntrY and Canada