Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-11
VARIOUS MATTERS

Mir. and Mrs. Charles S. Fuller have returned to Somers. after four months stay in Orlando. Fla.
 Mrs. Lodowick Packer has moved her household goods from Mystic to her cot tage at Groton Long Point
 St Patricks parish school is to close at noon Wednesday and will begin the spring term Tuesday morning, the 18th. Norwich stores are extra well stocked with vegetables and fish supplies likely to be called for during the Holy Week trade.
 Although the mercury stood at 30 de- grees in the shade Monday afternoon Da- balls Almanac predicts "snow or rain today"
 D. A. R. Mrs George Maynard Minor of Waterford arrived in Washington, D, C.. last week.
 at the handsome colonial residence of Mir. and Mrs. oliver L. Johnson on Up per Union street.
 Universallst church supper Wednes- day at SIS D. m.-adv
 Noanlx residents, Miss Annie Spicer Miss Gertrude Brown and William I
  months visit in Florida.
 The women's Continuation Campaign at the Central Baptist church has reach ed s7oo. Contributions are in charge of Mrs C. c. Gildersleeve.
 William Ryan, superintendent of the new state highway at Colchester, re- stunned the laying of concrete on the un. finished parts of the road Monday.
 Pupils having a perfect attendance ir the Hebron primary school during Marcf are: Thelma Cummings. Ruth Hills. Fl ton Brook, Hyrnan and Gussie Frankel. Groton's citizen party Is to hold a eau cas tonight (Tuesday) for the purpos, of nominating candidates for warden burgesseS clerk and treasurer for tn, coming term.
 It is useless to send The Bulletin no. tices of births, marriages, deaths, per, sonals, etc., which are not signed by the person sending them. Such items are never used.
 MT. and Mrs. Homer Brooke (Isaphen Ives) of New London are in Washing ton, D. C., the guests of Capt. and Mrs Frederick Chamberlain Billiard, former ly of New London.
 The census of 1920 gives the follow l males of voting age, 31,1s0; illiterat females of voting age, S4,5S6; foreigl born white ilnterates, 61,131.
 License your dogs in the Towr Clerks office now. One dollar extra after May 1st.-adv.
 F. W. Merrill of Allentown, Pa. wh, purchased the Stannard farm at Say brook, has fourteen head of goats i'm | faI 4rNr aaI can be received from that country.
 During the offertory at the Bati, Methodist church Sunday the organist MHSs Gusttdld Swanson platNF 'fLe- | gende,," composed by Ernest Ibbotson organist at Christ church Norwich
 The United States civil service com mission announces that an examination has been ordered for April 20 for junio laboratory aid in plant psysiology in tn Plant Industry Bureau at from $S4O t $l,2oo a year.
 Samples of the water from the thre New London reservoirs-LAke Konomo Barnes and Bogue reservoirs, have bee sent for test to the state laboratories b Sanitary Engineer Sol Pincus of the fet eral department of public health.
 About 35 teachers from Lyme distric which includes Mantle, East Lyme, Ss lem and Waterford, met at the Centt school at Old Lynne at the week-en Luncheon was served and it was planne to have a pupils field day later.
 The boys in Sterling Hill school al much interested in pruning and graftin With the help of E. E. Freeman, they al planning to prune and graft the old al pie tree in the school yard Each be expects to set a graft for himself.
 At Coventry, the Brick School. No. won both the attendance and the clea1 llness banners for March. The school h: had the attendance banner six times. al the cleanliness banner five times out the past seven months of this scho year.
 Miss Julia Havemeyer of Hartford h rented one of the Watson cottages Eastern Point for the coming season. IT old Havemeyer residence adjoining u Watson estate at the point was sold few months ago to the Talcotts of Ia cottville.
 At Noank Ashby S sistare have cho ped down the large fir in the yard of Nj. Ashbv. The tree was over 50 yea old and is a. Norway pine. As it lay the ground it measured 72 feet and u circumference at the butt was lit over S2 inches.
 Mrs. Maurice A. Brown of Quaker Fl has sold her home on the Colchester rot to James Snow of New London, superi tendent for R. B. Gardner Co. MT Snc will move in the first of June. Nil Browne is now making her home at Be View with her sister Mrs John B. Lat TOD.
 ouinatisset Grange. Thompson, h planned the following events; April l debate, subject to be announced. M Elwell Kimball vs. Richard Barto May 2. Agriculture Mir. Sawin of T. Fl s. faculty; May Is. Neighbours nigl Program in charge of Oxford and Broo lyn granges.
 At a meeting Of St. Margaret's Gu of Trinity Episcopal church last we Monday evening, Mrs. s. H. Reed a Miss Campbell gave interesting repol of the round table conference of t Girls Friendly Society held at James Parish House, New London, t preceding Friday.
 At tho home-time for the young pe rle of Park church and Sunday schC held in the parish house parlors at 6. Sunday evening the speaker was Prin nal Henry A. TirreH. whose theme W Tho early history of Norwich. The home-times are arranged by a commit of which Mrs. Frank Hampstead is | chairman