Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-10

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 The April moon will be full tomorrow, the 11th at 3.44 D. m.
 The candy and fowe- trade started in strong during Saturday.
 The length of the day has increased to two minutes over four hours.
 Governor Lakes Fast Day proclama- tion is posted a t the Otis Library.
 Washington county Pomona grange is 10 meet with Westerly grange No. IS, Tuesday, at 10 a. m.
 During Sunday afternoon the reading room of the Otis Library was in charge of Miss Harriet G. Cross
 A gift of S17 has just been made at Gilead toward the Russian Relief Fund. This makes a total of $71 from that place.
 day at his home in Stamford, was the owner with his brother, of the greater part of Fishers Island.
 About ~1015 Sunday evning q noisy flock of wild geese flew over Norwich, ev- identity confused in their bearings by the fog which prevailed.
 Ernest L. Stover is closing his home at Coventry and will soon begin his du- ties on a private yacht. MT. Stoyer will take his family with him.
 At Trinity Methodist church Sunday, the offertory was The Palms, beautifully sung by Mrs. William Grove, Jr., Miss Olive Linton accompanying at the organ.
 A cat owned by a family on Lower Broadway, Norwich, although over six months old is so ttmid that she has never yet been out of the house on the street side.
 The Norwich streets held crowds liko those on circus day during Saturday af- ternoon and evening and there were few stores which did not have a satisfactory Eastertide trade.
 A months mind mass for Mrs. James McGrory attended by relatives and fam fly friends, was sung in St. Patrick's church Saturday at 8 o'clock by Rev. Myles P. Calvin.
 Reports continue of fake solicitors about town, who are unable to show ere dentials. One such in the Broad street section last week was called to the at tention of the police. food sale held at the Boston Store Friday by Comfort Circle of the Kings Daughters cleared nearly S30, the sale committee being Mrs. W. H. Baker, Mrs. Alvin D. Lewis and Mrs. Henry Cole.
 
 H. Carney, of 85 Church street, was bap- tized at St. Patrick's church Sunday af- 1 ternoon by Rev. Philip J. Mooney and was chrlstened Daniel Goodwin Carney. Thirty thousand railroad ties were ! loaded into box cars during the past | week in the Hope Valley freight yard and shipped to New Haven for chemical l treatment before being used in the New Haven roadbed.
 The Danbury News says: Mrs. Fred D Mabrey is still confined to her room al the Danbury hospital owing to various complications. The baby daughter was taken home to Englewood, N. J., by the father last Sunday.
 Sunday morning at the German Luth- eran church, Norwich, the pastor. Rev Paul F. >Werth, confirmed a class of eight five girls and three boys-also baptized three infants. A large congregation at. tended the services.
 The second of the ten big cars of the Connecticut company has. been repainte6 1 by Supt John Mellor and his men at the Greeneville carhouse and was running or the Willimantic-N New London line through Norwich Saturday and Sunday.
 The Parish Aid of Trinity Episcopa church netted about forty-flve dollars from a recent food sale. At the sam time the boys of the Junior Brotherhood took in over six dollars from their sal of baskets, and received orders for oth CTS.
 At the United Congregational ehurcl Sunday the anthem was Klein's settin of Benedictus Qui Venit, finely given b, the quartet, Mrs Charles Tyler Bard Louis A. Wheeler Miss Doris Myott an J. Benjamin Brown, under direction 0
 Chorister F. W. Lester.
 The anthem given by Park churc quartet Sunday was Palm Branches Faures Melody to words by Mrs. Eu
 gene Wallner, a former member fth
 church; this anthem and these word
 have been sung every Palm Sunday i
 Park church for forty years. Mir and Mrs. H. D. Smith of Rockvill announce the engagement of thei daughter, Miss Ruth Helen Smith, to ( [ Richard Perkins of Hartford, son of Mr. Elizabeth C., and the late Lyman Perkins. MT. Perkins is a graduate ( { Trinity College, class of 1918.
 During this month the planet Mars ? just below the horizon, in the southeas Throughout April, it's brightness ir ? creases nearly a whole magnitude fror
 
 l it's distance from us has decreased frol
 S2.00O ,O0O miles to 59,O00,0oO miles. ] The following committee was electe ! by the Central Baptist church Thuusda evening to assist George A. Ashley gathering nthe New World Movemer
 funds before the end of April: James
 Case, Charles D. Moves, c. EdwaT n Smith, Mrs. Frank A. Mitchell and MiS Grimes.
 At an ali-day institute in New Fai, field Town hall April 26 under the aui
 pices of the home economies departmeI of the county farm bureau, there is be demonstration of the processes making a shirtwaist under direction (
 Miss Mason, from Connecticut Agricu q tural college, Storrs. One thousand head of palms fro ? Florida. after being blessed at St. Pa : riclI's church Sunday by Rev Myles E Calvin were divided and distributed = the members of the congregation at Il 1O.3O high mass. The offertory at tn : service was The Palms, played as on C Organist Frank L. Farrell can play.