Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-14
VARIOUS MATTERS

| Light vehicle lamps at 6.56 o'clock this evening.
 Guests for over Easter will begin to arrive today (Friday) Grand Army posts are making plans for Memorial Day events. Carl Gallup's sawmilI has been cutting off timber near Gardner Lake. Fine weather Thursday was appre- ciated b ythose going off for holiday vis- it's
 The water office will be open Saturday until 5 o'clock.-adv.
 All loyal Methodists have been asked to give tenth of their income for Holy Week
 The tulips which local florists are of fering for sale this week are among the most beautiful in years. J. L. Goodwin of Hartford has bought the Chapel farm situated at Clarl's Cor ner and Is to set out 17,oO0 apple trees.
 The Fraternal Order of Eagles is un- dertaking to inaugurate legislative action for the establishment of old-age pensions.
 Miss Mildred E. Kennedy of Moosup. expects to have good luck this spring, as she has already found two four-leaf clovers.
 An improvement has been made by clearing the brush from a portion of the Cardwel property, below Morgan's pond, Thanesville.
 The water office will be open Saturday | until o'clock.-adv.
 Frank iCombs Of Somers a senior at Enfield High school was one of the win ners at the annual prize speaking con test held in ThompsonviIle. Wednesday evening.
 . -f school of the United church Saturday af- ternoon Mrs Dickson H. Leavens will tell about children in China and will show Chinese curios.
 A correspondent mentions that George Stott. clerk at the Mystic post office, is having 15 days vacation and with Mrs. Stott will spend most of it in Danielson with relatives.
 Dance and cabaret at the Filks' Easter Monday night for the charity fund-adv.
 Tonight (Friday) is to be Young Peo- pIes' night at the Central Baptist church. Rev. Chester II. Howe of New London is coming with a group of young people from hls church.
 The fishing feet members at Noank are not pleased to learn that gasoline has jumped one cent gallon. It makes quite a difference to them as they burn many gallons during the season.
 MT. Learned led the singing at the Pas sion week service in Park church Thurs day evening. the pianist being Mrs. Mil dred Wightman. The pastor, Rev. Dr. s. H. Howe, celebrated the communion service.
 Neil Donovan. who escaped from the state hospital at Norwich appeared late { on Tuesday evening at the home of John | q T71z \ r don. The police escorted him back to the institution.
 License your dogs in the town clerks office now. One dollar extra after May 1st.-adv.
 At Andrews bakery. Summit street, four bakers and a helper began at noon Thursday preparing hot cross buns, ex- pecting to have between five and six thousand dozen out by o'clock this (FridayE morning.
 The New York, New Haven and Hart ford railroad is soon to place an order for more gasoline motor cars. but hav- ing a seating capacity of forty passen- gers. instead of the thirty-five provided for by the present cars.
 At Mystic, MT. and Mrs. Jas. P. Dahill of Ashby street entertained fifty relatives and friends at their home Tuesday eve ming. The event was in honor of Mrs Dahill's birthday. It was also house warming In their new home. Fancy fish cheap at Church Bros. to- day. Some shad 15c per pound. We would appreciate part of your business | Church Bros.-adv.
 One discouraging prophet forecasts the coldest summer since 1879. when the corn ears were frozen on the stalks. Be ginning April Is and continuing unti the last of August he declares it will bt dull season for straw hats and flap epers.
 = The 50 lively chicks in show win dow Of the Lee & Osgood Co store at tract attention daily. Their rainbow : hued tints were given them by Clerk John A. CaryL and are harmless. the dyes coloring the feathers, but not touching the , skin.
 It is very simple to make your owr
 window screens from our screen stock
 Fred c. Crowell, 87 Water St.-adv.
 One of the diocesan charities to be aid
 ed by the Easter offering fin the Cathol ' churches is St. Agnes Home for depend ent infants. at West Hartford, which il
 its seven years has cared for over 160
 helpless and friendless babies from al
 over the state.
 Already about S5OOO tokens have beel
 put in circulation on the 106 miles of tn | Norwich division of the Connecticut com pany from North Grosvenordala to Nev
 London. and to South Coventry on. tn WIlllnIantic branch. These tokens cal
 be used on any trolley line in the state About 25.000 students and teacher
 have become founders of the Woodrow a Wilson awards for distinguished pub1i service by contributing to the S1,000,0O
 endowment fund. 1t was announces
 Thursday by Professor Stephen P Dug
 gan chairman of the educational com | mittee.
 New arrival shad this morning, nativ I smelts, shrimp. Holsters large long clans U oysters, founder steak and white halibut
 Phone 114 or TIT. Open in the mornfn
 until 1 ?. m. Powers Bros.-adv.
 At Westford, Mrs Archa Walker ha
 hen which believes in putting eggs i
 cold storage now they are so cheap. Tn
 hen escaped from the henhouse Sunda
 morning and alighted on fence pos
 When she was captured a little later
 the day it was found she had laid a
 egg in the snow on top of the post.
 The American woolen Company. whic
 has mills at Moosup. showed knitted fat . rics fo rthe first time in it's women