Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-05
VARIOUS MATTERS

For several mornings some or the su- burban ponds have been coated with Ice.
 The opening of National Gingham Week brought numerous shoppers to town Mon- day.
 The census at Norwich state hospital Monday night showed an even 1,4e9 pa tients
 Four of the cottages in the grove at Willimantic campground are occppleq sk present.
 To Inquirer: It was April 6, 1917. that the United States declared war against Germany.
 The judiciary committee of the Junior l 0. U. A. N. of Copnecticut met in NelA Britain Sunday.
 Limited number of tickets for Joseph Lincoln reading at Cranston's today adv.
 The meeting of the Connecticut Con- gress of Mothers is to be held in Meriden April fl and 15.
 Most of the larger cottages at Lords Point were rented for 1921 before last season closed. it is said. | Prof. P. H. Boynton of the University of Chicago has been at his summer Aapas on the 0ld Mystic road The Amston moulding corporatiop plant has been closed for 2 few days because of trouble with the boiler. a i It is feared that the frost of the early bart of last week has killed the peach buds in and about Plainfield.
 Nov is the time to put down eggs Wa ter Glass is the thing to use Lee < os- gd-adv.
 Mrs. James D. Rough is the appollnrlEyeed ed leader of the women's prayer meeting or the Central Baptist church thls week.
 These are days of anxiety for most ! farmers because of the danger of prop erty loss through grass or woodland fires
 Books on Aoyer, vegetable gardening and fruit culture have been listed by ths Otis Library for the convenience of read CTS.
 The train schedule on the New Haven road will be one hour earlier April 24th when the summer time table will be is sued.
 Rumnnsgs sale, Thayer building. p! First Congregational church, a. n. WednesdayEady.
 The maple syrsp season at Union ha not been entirely satisfactory. Loui Roberts succeeded in making about twen : ty gallons in two weeks.
 Men have been grading the grounds anl planting decorative shrubs at the nez residence of MT. and Mrs. c. V. Pendle : the, on Crescent street. 2 Norwich Free Academy Journal men tions among members recently adnitte ? to Alpha Sorority Miss Betty Huntingto and Miss Lois Mcfarland. e, At WiIIlmantic Camp Ground, George . Palmer, under the direction of Supt. N c. Walter, began the work of cleanin 4 up the grove ffe past week. e Meeting Catholic Ladies of Columbu .- tonight, T. A. B. hall., 8 o'clock. Imper ,. tant business.-adv.
 AttawaY Maine is; fire warden for tn
 east district of the town of North Stor
 ington. and is giving out permits wit Suggestions for controlling fires. f Louis Daigle of P6mfret is plantin seventy-hye acres of potatoes for tn D market, also has as many more acre C under cultivation in New Jersey. n The Low Sunday eommunions at th !: early mass in St. Patrick's church estAl IT lished new record, the sanctuary raj r ing hsyipg been filled fourteen times. St. James Lodge. No. 23, F. & A N !. works the first degree at Masonic Ten ,s ple, tonight, at 7.Se.-ady. .e iContributions for the Near East Reli ,s totaied $3Ts,74s.5o last week, accordiI h- to an announcemenf received here fro rs Cleveland. H. Dodge, treasurer for u r. fund.
 m oweneco Camp Fire Girls of the Unite r. Congregational church are to light the . council ArsD'on Thursday evening at u lg home of Che guardian, Miss Esther D. len, 15s G<Brsad street. en The -'car inspector, section and sign g forenen on the NsE Haven road have T As ceifed notice from headquarters that tn ny eAd their men are in line for out c fheir wages, effective Aprr 14. - Ionic Camp, Modern Woodmen, hold
 whist Tuesday night, April 9th, in Stei
 CTS hall. Admission 25c. Eyerybp 'r- weleome.-adv.
 Runners abeat saybropk are that [ 24 Hartford early train will go through - New Lsnden with the change of time t -l ble. The Saybrook Point and Waterhu eeunectiens will be discontinued. III April will have two eclipses, one
 the sun April T which will not be wis is-1 ble in the United States, and the eth Ter total eclipse of the moon in the eal us hours of April 22, visible in New En all land.
 I. n. c. A. Auxiliary meets today, P. n, with Mrs. William H. Allen,
 Huntington place. Bring articles for f
 tiFal sale.-sdv.
 At Park church Friday afternoon, al
 meeting of the missions department I% the parish house. Miss Hannah M. Gro ell will give 2 review of the missie - study beck. entitled The Bible and M V sions.
 Norwich sportsmen gathered in fri
 of one of the show windows of the Lee atiOsgood Company, Monday, to admire
 1three-pound squaro-tail trout caught
 a Maine lake by Clarence E. Barber, AkS Norwich.
 Put down eggs at s5c 8 dozen. I ln- them next winter when they're worth
 a dozen. Use Water Glass. The Lee .Ad osgood Ce.--adv.
 Capt. Thomas Peterson of Neank s gone to City Island to oversee the fit eSI lpf the power cruiser Fly Hawk of wh
 he will have command this seaeen. Cs se3 Peterson commanded the fast yat
 Mary Ann, of Providence, last season. eO- Brown University musical clubs, I'VE and mandolin, are giving a concert
 lowed by dancing in New York, of.t (fuesday) evening. in the Waldorf ap;
 ments of the Waldorf-Astoria. C ~I Neyes, ef Norwich is leader, and Fl 'AA' eis Bidwell is . member of the clubs
 Whist at steiner's hall, Thursday . ufs ming, SIS. Admission 25 cents. Ur
 the auspices of the Loyal Victory L0, af l. o. o. L., M. U.-adv.
 The White Ribbon Banner states
 ten weeks of intensive campaign for m oW bershin for the Woman's Christian T
 perance Union began March 10th. In Tth- time 1t is the aim of the organization
 double the present membership. The
 gan of thG national organization is q