Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-25
VARIOUS MATTERS


 of Friday and Saturday
 Edward Morris. piano recital tickets are s1 eaeh.-adv
 The weatherwise are claiming that the cherry blossom storm is likely to be later than usual this year Mir. and Mrs. James Thompson Of Day. vile had as holiday callers, MT. and Mrs. James Mcfarland of Norwich Warmer weather Monday started property owner to cleaning up lawns and grounds, walks and gutters From Thompson Hill F. A. Munyan went last week to Bay City, Mich, to at ten dthc funeral of his uncle
 Selectman Warren Tanner and ". H. | Dawley with their help are busy repair | ing the highways in Voluntown.
 The Otis Library has received copy of l the latest book by Col. Charles H. Sher- Till, Prime Ministers and Presidents.
 School pupils are preparing declam- ations and essays for the centenary of Gen. U. S. Grant, Thursday, the 27th.
 Flanders Poppy Day is to be observed Memorial Day throughout the United States by the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Fitzgerald of TIroHfyn, e.stertained recently James Fitzgerald of Hampton and Louis Bas- set of Norwich.
 Mooseheart Legion Whist, at Moose Home, tonight at o'clock.-adv.
 Prudent travellers will provide them selves with the new timetable of the New Haven road this week in advance of Sundays daylight saving time.
 The Sodalitas is planning a May party for the primary beginninerS and cradle roll departments of the United church school Saturday afternoon next Connecticut shad fishermen claim that the freshet waters from up state have pen etrated away out In the sound This will keep the shad from entering Come ->cut river.
 Although 1900 dogs are owned ir Norwich, so far less than 400 owner have licensed their pets with Town Clerk Charles s. Holbroolz, May 1st is the time limit.
 Sunday next is the first anniversary oi the death of Rev. John H. Frederick anC a memorial mass for the repose of his sdul is planned at St Patricks church Saturday.
 LGoense your dogs in the Town Clerks office now. One dollar extra after May 1st.-adv.
 Members of the A. o. H. are receiving invitations to join pilgrimage to Ireland l Dy JdIIfCS IL. GeeT, or IJlOlaD apolis, national A. o. H. president, and tt sail from New York on the Cedric Jul! 18th
 The last in the series of Home Time. for the young people of Park church anC Sunday school was held Sunday evenine at 6-30 in the Parish House. Lewi Smith gave an informing talk on wireless telegraqhy.
 Treasurer George A. Ashbey, of tn, Central Batpist church has reported S1, 400 paid in during Easter Sunday toward the New World Movement and the financ committee reported $309.72 received fol current expenses.
 The Woodstock Republican club plans tt hold meeting in North Woodstock Wed nesday evening, April 26 and expects t have for speakers Tax Commissions William H. Blodgett and State Comptrol Ter Harry P. Bissen.
 Ad5utant T. R. Ball of Lyme post Nc Al, American Legion, has issued d notic requesting all members to meet thi CTuesday) afternoon to attend the buria service of the posts first conlmanutI Lieut.. J. M. Schley, Jr., 18th Infantry.
 Annual meeting City Union, King Daughters, at Central Baptist church Wed Apr. 26, at p. m.-adv. An East Killingly correspondent writes A chicken hawk, reconnoitering Deaco L. M. Smiths chicken yard, came to sudden grief and death by flying agains I, the telephone wires along the highway A kind providence watches over all goo deacons.
 t One of the passengers on the Olympi s which reached New York Wednesday wa Pr. Thomas Huug2hrey CialIivan, of Hart a ford, son of Timothy Gallivan, of Yves cfr 1rhn paH fri v to Mediterranean ports, having gon Id abroad Feb. IA.
 le In an anniversary solemn high mass rfequiem for Mrs. Elizabeth Murphy, vii ,f of former Police Chief John Murphy sun -e at St. Patrick's church Monday, the re- IS tor, Rev. M. H. May was celebrant, Re r. Philip J. Money was deacon and Re D. Myles P. Calvin sub-deacon. IS May 1 to will be observed throughol the country as postal improvement wee a and while the government officials will el r. deavor to increase the efficiency of u O. postal department, it is also requeste m that the patrons of the service do the e. part in helping expedite the mails. Ut It is noted at Portland, Conn., th; Mrs. Varley's parents, MT. and Mrs. Ran "a retired missionaries, who served in Il y' South Sea islands, will make their hon O. at the Congregational parsonage wi re Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Varley, who vel .i- last week to Portland from Taftville. S S1s The United States civil service conmi sion announces an examination on May U for transtman At least ten vacancies the General Land Office service will be fl - ed from this examination. The entran |, salary ranges from S120 to $50 mon | and subsistence while engaged on fife work.
 A number of Eastern Connecticut far lilies are interested in the cabIed me sage that the End battalion of the 9th Fie Artillery, which has been in Europe sin 1917 and which went through the VI
 with the 1st division, left Co5lenz home Saturday, sailing from Antwe Sunday.
 At Noank. the Bayside Inn, former the Palmer House. was damaged by fl Saturday. The fire started in the fir place on the lower floor and when di y2 covered had eaten its way to the secoi r story. By hard work the blaze was co fined to the chimney, but there was da1 - age from water.
 L. New York papers announced Sund T the award at Columbia University ID three Glider fellowships, each carry . such portion of the income of the Richa
 Watson Glider fund for the promotion
 good citizenship as the university trJ Iv tees may determine 10 Wendell Farr !, Johnson, Toledo, O. Stuart Arthur Ri ( New York and Malcolm Macdonald W ey, Putnam. Conn.
  Deg License Time short - This is the fna1 week during whi -i dog licenses may be obtained for
 After Monday next fhAre will he a rle