Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-25
VARIOUS MATTERS

FANIOOS MAI ] ENo Tho new moon is due the 2Sth at sos s. m: Light vehicle lamps st s.s4 o'cloel; tais evening. 7
 Native eggs were selling at % cents turing Friday.
 Cindrella shoe social is among events planned at Coventry this month
 Temperature of B degrees during Fti- day afternoon. seemed to guarantee the speedy co4iag of spring Old time poblic supper at Spiritual Academy. tinisht Gjs-sdv.
 Tag ds.y Geid by the Moosun Fire company last Saturday proved 2 success. and IS a result $SSs.7d u.s s1iized
 T is week marks the tenth anniversa-
 f the founding of the Camp Fire I',i organization H7d ts known in
 .D' Fire circles as Camp Fire Week.
 Tomorrow dSuIaay) is fae Easter Name society of St. Patrick's parish, who will attend the 7.3o mass in a body.
 7Aere will be an annular eclipse of 'ae sun Tuesday next, the 2sth. from 5.01 a. m. to 11.0s 8. r.., but it will be
 
 At the meeting of North stonfngton grange Friday evening, the programme was in charge of the men of the grange The lecturers hour was open to the pub liz.
 The contractors are making rapid pro- gross now on the new Schwartz building, the brick being laid above the first tier of window frames on the Church street side.
 Live Holsters, large long clans for fry ing or baking. also, at Powers Bros. .'- adv.
 Society papers note that recent visitors in Pomfret Center, Mrs. Paul Fit2 Simons and her son, William H. Vanderbilt, are visiting Lord and Lady Cheylesmore at Cannes, France.
 Mastering Of the new residence for Mir. and Mrs. John F. Rogers, on Wash ington street is finished and the owners home by May 1st.
 The seventy-ffth anniversary Of tht founding of the order of Good Sa1nari. tans (colored), and Daughters of Sa- maria, has been celebrated this weel throughout Connecticut.
 A one-man car has been put on tHls Moosup-Central Village line for the sum l mer. This Is two truck car and heavier than the one put on a year ago. Ton Weaver is at the wheel
 Statistics show that since the institu tion of the state lobster hatchery at No ank in 1906 up to the end of 1sEo. . l total of S13. 452, 900 lobster fry nzd beer matched and liberated there.
 Forty looms are running in the wsav, | shop of the Pawcatuck Wouiea mill a Potter Hill, The work at this plan seems to keep up better than that of tft | majority of the mills throughout Rho6 l Island.
 Visit Womans Exchange for snannpet goods srrbroidery cottons. Good SheprerS yarns, Easter cards,-aEiv.
 An East KiHirgly corasponden ] writes: Many friends here have extended 1 sympathy to Allen White of Norwich il ] his recent bereavement in the loss of { beloved and loving wife. MT. White .spen 1 his boyhood days here.
 The centenary of the birth of Edwart ] Everett Halo, author of "A Man With out Country" will be generally observ ed Monday, April 3. me last vieit o 1 Hale to Norwich. before his. death II 1 1910, he was 8 guest of the Gilman fEIn | fly, of Norwich Town.
 Children from "No Msn'g Land" weE 1 of Canterbury Crossing who sttent 1 school at Plaindsld Academy building were unable to cross the brook early il : tho e ea4 If there could oe some kim 1 of e. bridge at that point :he erhoo 1 attendance would be higher. [ 4 former member Of Norwich Ere ] Academy faculty Marcus White. princi l pal of the normal school at New Sri ! tain Is urging teachers to remember tha {, normal schools gro in effect, collegas ! hence the standards of training shOui le high and The requirements for a6mis sion more stringent.
 What are believed to Se t!ee first of tn new Irish Free State stamps received l l this vicinity have been received by Eal | Rimball, of Danielsor- The six stamp were used to pay the postage on a pacE age containing shamroclzs sent from Ire : iand by his sister-in-law, Miss Anne No Keou Of County Leitr1rn.
 The average number Of children ps month in the Rock Nook Houa, main l tained by the United Workers. durfn the year was twenty-seveD. At presen ere are tventy-nine, also twelve tah
 1 care of outside. Except for thre
 ses of whooping cough the childre are all in excellent health.
 A cable from conSsantinopie date Maroh 22nd was received in Norwic tho same day by MT. and Mrs. Byron F Evans, stating that their son, Dr. Joh H. Evans and his wife, engaged in Ne2 East Relief work, have been ordered l
 0o0 miles further tC Tiais, Armeni' ] near the Russian borUeI.
 Annourcemeat .s mace oE the enga g' ! ment Of Miss Otills Miller. daughter (
 Mir and Mrs Aired Miller Of No. East street Rockville. 10 Harry Pfunt
 CT, son of MT. and Mrs Charles P1unt CT of Syracuse. Y. r Nr Pfuraer ws a former resident of nocI7hs. TT v=It7s will take place this sfrlnE