Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-27
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Norwish. Monday, March eg, 1929.
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 B't--l ts4e3 will pressiletoaay, the 27th.
 L.gat vehicle lamps at 6.36 o'clock tlis
 Fainfeld grange now numbers 1se ,Sl l9ers' the }afses- membership in its
 Four aew cottages are being eoai 4lete6 at the lower end of Ocean avenue, at Qcsan Beach.
 Dainty Margueritss and gay ealendlga qsSe psea added te the blooms in the AoF- ists' windows
 The flowers at the United church Sun gay were in memory of Deacon JoseE1 paniG Haviiand.
 The Forty Hoprs' Devotion, is to open T sf, Patrick's church Sunday next, fol- lowing the high mass.
 Come 10 The Rsestrict slule." at Com i'tlntty Honse, Wed, the 18th at ?. m. .I5ily entertaining. adv
 An effort was made Sunday to finish up the successful Every Member Canvass 9f Trinity Metllodist church
 A number of hrusa fires in Waterford SaAuEday evening blazed dangerously near fs1wheuses and buildings
 new volume ef the Encyclopedia sqata nH4ca Is among recent aeeezsieas at Peck Library, Norwich Free Academy.
 Sunday afternoon Mss Ida H. Leffing- well was in chaEge of the 0tg library reading room, the visitors numbering ss. IRslTapce in Moosup to be re-rated through Ihe efforts of the Meesa1p fire de pertinent with reduction of possibly 20 per cent.
 Fhs Pqlblic schools of the town of Nor wieh closed Friday, for 2 vacation of one week The spring term opens Monday AprH Srd.
 Spring hats and smart apparel blossom cd h Sundays Fernal ten2eratuTe and the FasaaCn Parade was reviewed by seeEss ef speetatalA
 4 whiEt given recently by the Cath oltc Werpen's club. Mrs. \. 6. Disco, presiaeat, at the K. of c home, cleared sS9 for the poor of the parish. K. of c. meeting tonight, o'clock. Baseball. IRlpertant-adv. Notices are being received of the bien- niai convention of the National Board of Young Women's Christian Association, to De held at Hot Springs, Ark April 20 to Rs.
 Last call for reservations at Chamber Of Oernerce members and friends din ner meeting, Monday evening, March 27th Wauregan Hotel, s.i5 p. m. sharp. Phone l747 hnnedAately.-ad
 At Trinity Episcopal church coqarma. l tfoR instructions are being given by 6he rector, Rev ]. Eadred Brown, Monday afternoon, at 1 o'clock for girls and at { o'clock for boys.
 i A nursiRg class at Canterbury under the instruetieH of Miss Lydia CeakIy, R. N. \ is meeting with much success. The clasl uaeets every Thursday afternooa witt Mrs W. H. HaWes at the Green.
 Coed progress ls being made at New l London in rebesiding and reneyating tho BAw property of the Plaut-Cadden com. pany of Norwich, the former Ferar Building, on Bank street, badly damaged by fire.
 The weather man skipped spring. plung 1 ing NeFEieh into skinner Sunday. Thi mercury reached 7e degrees and eVel the confirmed stlut-ins joined the strol lers and motorists during the de.fghtfu afternoon.
 A Norwich housewife made the prac l teal ssaegestioR Saturday that the Boy 1 Scouts would be enabled to add a geoe deal to their fund If it were indicated that they would be wi,l&ng to work, clear ,g9 lawns, etc.
 Participating in a Mi-Gsrems costunat dance at the Plaza, New York, Friday 1 night for the benefit of Manhattanyfiit day nursery committee, was Miss Mary Sheffield. daughter of Mrs Tracy Farnam of Pequet avenue, New London.
 The Passion ef Ohrists was the pic lure in Pa8k Sunday school Sunday. A the Home Time for the young pec3le O the church and Sunday school held il the Parish House parlers at s.3O sunda! evening Raymond B. Case was the speak CT.
 4 man ea Montville car Saturday ev eniRg, whe had been some place whsrl white u7uae Is sbtaiaahle wondered win the other passengers turned their back when he kept assuring them phiioseFhic ally that it would be sal the same hun arnd years from now" l At the Central Baptist church Sunda. at e,3e p. m at the B. Y. P. '. npestins 1 the fopic for seniors. was Our Work il soutta China Leader, Miss Harriet Wil Hams. Leader fer intern edia&es Con gtaRce Raymond The class was il charge of Miss KiEborn.