Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-29
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VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at TIP o'clock this evening.
 The season for lawn mowers is two weeks later than last year.
 By tomorrow Sunday the length of the day will have reached 14 hours.
 Supervisor Ralph c. Wheeler has been inspecting the Lords Point highways. Cool nights continue, so that in many households winter fires are still kept up. Nice looking pansies were selling in Norwich Friday for 32 cents basket. The New England Health institute is to be held in Hartford from May l to 6 inclusive.
 New shades Iceland wool for summer sweaters at Woman's Exchange.-adv. The U. S. Finishing Co.,. at Sterling has just completed a new bridge over the canal on the public highway.
 A study of the express business in 1921 shows that the American Railway Express handled 1S9,931,S20 shipments. It Is noted at Mystic that MT. and Mrs. Louis P. Allyn have returned home after spending several weeks in Flori- da.
 Mr. and Mrs j. R. Giaelding of Providence are to come to their summer
 
 season.
 office now. One dollar extra after May lst Office open till 8 o'clock Saturday and Monday evening.-adv.
 The spring conference of the County W. c. T. U. is to be held with the Mys- tic union, Wednesday. May 10, In the G. A. R. hail.
 Vico0essat hall buox, vr-ae as+abHebad 1 at Wcopesset Passage near Stonington, April 10. The water where the buoy floats is four fathoms deep.
 Following are the fire wardens of the town of Brooklyn Center district, c. S. Hyde; North, J. F. Meyer; East, c. F. Rainville; South, s. NJ. Coffey; West, J. B. Stetson.
 | W. w. Reimer representing the Sal vation Army has been in Moosup ar ranging for a drive in that village next week for S35O under the direction of | local committees.
 Appealing to the well known notion |, of commercial travellers, Norwich ho- | tel displays conspicuOusly in big gilt let | ters, where the usual name should be, ''Fire-proof hotel"
 At the last meeting of Plainfeld Wo- mans club, Miss Hurd, of Norwalk, sent out by the state board of education, gave l a very interesting and instructive talk on Birds and Their Habits.
 The United States Civil Service com mission announces an examination for chief statistician (fnanciaD, male, un- der 55, in the Treasury Department, | Washington, D. C., at $4,50O to S5,0O0 a year.
 Our Holsters are not one clawed, they 1 are as nice a lobster as you ever saw, and sell for only 35 cents a ID. Take no ones word, but come and see. Broad way Fish Market, 40 Broadway.-adv.
 Edward Welch, of WilsonviIle, is work ing on the construction of the new road being built from Grosvenordale to West Thompson. He is employed as carpen ter, building forms for the concrete bridges.
 The ancient musical instrument, the bass viol, used at the concert at the East Thompson Baptist church Easter day and owned by Ernest Chandler of Putnaw, member of the orchestra, is 107 years old.
 When Quonochontaug grange. No. 4S P. of H., held it's annual Neighbors night, visitors were present from West sI:Iyston, NaTrag1ansett. Wakefield, ! z Stonington and StoningtOn.
 It is announced from the comptrol- ler's office at Hartford that even though the American Legion decides no longer to continue the distribution of state bene. fits for soldiers and sailors of the world war, the distribution will take place as usual.
 Fifty-seven carloads of railroad ties have been shipped from the Hope Val ley station within eigSt days up to Thursday night. The work of shipping ties to New Haven for chemical treat ment was completed Saturday, making a total of about 70 carloads.
 The Near East Relief to which SC many local people have contributed shipped Thursday S50O,O0O in food clothing, medical equipment and oth- CT supplies for the famine regions of the Near East. The consignment went out from New York on two steamships
 Entertaining at Washington Thursday evening for the former minister from Switzerland, Dr. Hans Sulzer Mrs Hen- " F. DimOck, of South Coventry, had among her guests Prince and Princess Cantacuzene, also the hostess son-in- law and daughter. the Italian minister to Venezeula and a1adame Giuseppe Ca l +a1ipt