Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-20
VARIOUS MATTERS

Water office open until o'clock this evening.-adv.
 John MacGregor has moved from Bal louville to West Thompson, where he has purchased farm.
 Edward Morris seats now on selection at Cranston's store adv. A few sunny days and the big mag nolia at Buckingham Memorial will be covered with blossoms. The twelfth annual exhibition of the Connecticut Academy of Fine Arts is go- l ing on in Hartford this week. 1 In Hamburg a contest in speaking and spelling, by the schools is planned for Friday at p. m. in the town hall. l Beautiful crocuses and other hardy | blooms are admired at the residence of l William B. Disco. on Mckinley avenue. | The road between Hebron and Colum- | bia is still impossible, or nearly so. | Three autos were stuck in the mud at ono time Sunday.
 i There was a conference at the state capitol in Hartford Tuesday of all the engineers of the water company systems | in Connecticut.
 Local people returning from New York tell of the vogue for red this season. red hats, umbrellas, coats, etc., a very riot of scarlet.
 Water office open until 8 o'clock this evening.-adv.
 | April lived up to it's bad reputation by providing another day of chill and driz- gle Wednesday, the temperature keeping near 50 degrees.
 LAoense your dogs in the Town Clerks office now. One dollar extra after May st-adv.
 | moved the large transformer from oppo- site the post office to it's own property on the Neck road.
 The edition of Washington Irving's Rip Van Wrinkle illustrated by N. c. Wyeth is among books recently acquired by Peck Library, Norwich Free Academy
 Chaplain's Night Is to be observed by Coventry Grange this (Thursday) even ing Worthy Chaplain Mrs. Emil ! Koehler, will have charge of the pro- gram.
 Water office open until o'clock thi, evening.-adv.
 It is mentioned by an East Hampton correspondent that Miss Helen DennicI and Mrs. IS. D. Dennick of South Gov. entry were guests of Edward Wilcox and family over Easter.
 According to reports received at tn, employment bureaus of the state tht number of unemployed in Connecticut ha: been reduced more than twenty per cent in the past three months.
 The New Haven road section men re ceived orders to patrol the tracks nigh and day along the Valley Division durini the high water on the river, which spread over all the lands in It's path.
 AZ years on the square. We are going to give you some choice fresh fish for thf last week in our old stand Yon will fnc us at IT Franklin street after this weef at the Green Front. Powers T}ros.-adv
 Additions to all water bills after tn 20th.-adv.
 The first quarterly conference of tn Methodist Episcopal church at Mystic i to be held at the parsonage Saturday ev ening. District Superintendent Rev. Wii Ham H. Bath of Norwich will preside Dr. Allen G. Ireland of Hartford, wh will have charge of the compulsory phy sical training in the public school throughout the state, is visiting Connec tieut cities looking over the schools
 The United States civil service commis s sion announces that applications may D filed until further notice for teacher 1 a the Indian service at from $760 to $1 . 200 year, with quarters, heat and ligh |. At a meeting of the directors of tn ,. Cheshire reformatory this week. four n teen wards out on parole were dischare f ed and sixteen were placed on parol - There are now 356 inmates at the refol matory.
 Stratford is to be the first town in Cor necticut to experiment with the recal Petitions under 1t have been filed again, 2 six of the seven members of the coune . l vr-F.. #ad [
 manager.
 70 The chicken industry at ShaflerVille I7 booming. Ralph Ely has received 200 .s Ezekiel shaiSr 2,oOO and 1000 are e. I- pected for A. Dickinson, within a fe
 days, all coming by parcel post fro ,v Springfield, Mass.
 At Trinity Episcopal church on Pal h Sunday the rector, Rev. J. Eldr, 1 Brown, baptized William Russell Sal
 ders, IT, and Kenneth Lathrop Sander
 sons of Mir. and Mrs. William R. Sander
 of Arnold street.
 Additions to all water bills after | in 20th.-adv.
 The big steamer Leviathan of wht " Chester A. Fish, a Noank man, is COT
 manding officer, was called the vate sh land when owned by the Germans al
 later on the Leviathan. She is now to
 known as the President Harding. sI % Fire in the plant of the Paramou i- Webbing Co.,, of Rockville Monday mig
 was of such a character as to lead t f. state police to arrest the chief own
 Moses Fine, whose home is in New To .v but who was in Rockville on a visit. hc It is announced at Hartford. that
 special meeting of the Connecticut S er nal Veteran Association is to be held
 the state armory at D. m. Sunday, wll
 entertainment and athletic commits
 will report in regard to the June outi ny The free clinic on Washington street 'E the United Workers House continues ,, be successful and fills long-needed W: aa for the health and welfare of many '-a bies. The mothers are so anxious a ~. interested they bring their children e7 @ in the worst weather. wa George B. Chandler, secretary of 1o- Connecticut Chamber of Comerce has eld vited prominent citizens to confer "
 him regarding the program to be tai
 up at the annual meeting of the c .,- necticut chamber to be held at the Ht is. Bond, Hartford, May 24 and 25. A At Washington, Sunday, April 1( led from to 6, there was tea, and an hs hfbitiOn of paintings by the presid
 general of the D. A. R.. Mrs. Geo = Maynard Minor, by invitation of
 Arts Club, 2017 I street. N. w; the
 hibition continuing throughout the wt
 Line Foreman W. V. Carrigan
 four helpers recently completed for 'n Norwich Electric Light Go. an extens
 of four poles on which 800 feet of V