Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-22
Norwich, Saturday, ADrn sa. l9aa.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 7.o4 o'clock this evening.
 Tomorrow is Low Sunday, the first Sunday after Easter
 The next meeting of Plainfield grange May will be rally day.
 Visitors to Ekonk are bringing back some unusually fine arbutus,
 Don't forget dance, Palmer hall. Fitch vile tenight.-adv.
 English-born residents will note St. Georges day tomorrow Sunday.
 A No Parking sign has been placed on the pole at the Otis Library corner. The mercury stood at the freezing notch early Friday morning, the day proving bright though chilly.
 Musicians here learn that the meeting of the state Federation of Musical Clubs is to be held in Bridgeport May %.
 MT. and Mrs. F. 0. Burroughs of Indus trial Place, Mystic. were thirty years married on Friday last but arranged nc special observance of the day.
 Her Sons Sweetheart. play given by Ellington Girl Scouts at home, in Wap- ping and in South Windsor with sue cess, is to be repeated in West Suf1eld
 Danish seeress Thora Petersen, Spirit ual Academy Sunday.-adv.
 A Saybrook correspondent mentions that Robert Burns, Jr., has returned tc his duties at the New London telephone division after a months absence due tC | illness.
 At a meeting of the executive board o the general Federation of Women's Club! held in New Haven this week. Plans were made for the annual meeting of the gen eral federation to be held in Derby Jun 1, 2 and 3.
 Native smelts 35c lb. Mumford Gov, oysters opened while you wait. Churcl Bros.-adv.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph E. Buckley, o l New York, have purchased the Charle | Mitchell place on Matson Hill, Old Lyme and expect to build some time soon. Tn Buckleys formerly rented the Condic | place, summers.
 License your dogs in the Town Clerk office now OAa dollar extra afte1 May 1st.-adv
 It is matter of eastern Connection i interest that the latest statement of Pres ident Wood of the American Woolen Com pany was interpreted in New York O. i Thursday as forecasting an early advanc | Tn Worsted prices.
 The Silk Association of Americ Thursday issued it's fifteenth annual re port to the trade in Connecticut as else where, covering the many phases of it work and conditions in the different in dustries.
 An addition to the monitor structur at the top of the old weave shed of tn woolen mill at Moosup has been mad this week. The addition is 14x42 fee and is necessary to permit the placing C another set of jacks.
 The Norwich Near East Relief commit tee, Miss Louise c. Howe, chairman, Mr. Clarence D. Sevin, treasurer, will Tt about $500 on this weeks sale, S2O0 fro1 the general sale and S10O from the e1 quisite Armenian embroideries.
 If it's Holsters see the Broadway Els Market big stock in for today. Live, T 35c. 40 Broadway.-adv.
 Members of Seaside committee of Man tic Sunshine society went to the sanato1 ium at Crescent Beach, Wednesday after noon to carry for the little patients 5 Easter baskets containing pop corn, cook ies, colored eggs, candy and Easter cardi
 Wednesday next, at New Fairfield, we men interested in the demonstration C the drafting cutting and fitting of shiI waists are to meet at the town hall for lesson to be given by Miss Mason of th Connecticut Agricultural college, Storr
 Formal notice has been received by tn national banks of this state that the fec eral reserve bank will open and close fC business in accordance with the loc; time in New York city which will be at vanced one hour Sunday morning, Apr 30.
 The son of the late Rev. Dr. Lleweily Pratt, of Norwich, Prof. Waldo Selde Pratt, of Hartford, is delivering a s ries of lectures on the opera before u Hartford Musical Club, speaking tn week on Concert Opera of the 18th Ger tury.
 Help us to move entire stock of sa and fresh fish and canned goods at mont saving prices today at Power Bros, Rose place.-adv.
 The girls gymnasium season at No wich Free Academy has ended for u school year. This is the fourth yea ? Miss Florine Scofeld has been instru . tor, having 24 classes, a total of near 400 girls. Each pupil gets two 40-minu periods of practice weekly. Never were so many wild geese SCI . about Lords Point. Last week duril y the heavy fog the water of the bay w I literally covered and when they depal n ed they rose flock after flock and form . a broken line which Capt A. W. Branc e declared to be a mile long. = It is stated by the United States ci = service commission that applications W q be received for technical office assi. -' ant, department of justice. until Alp - 25 The salary is from S1 ROO tO So ? a year. The subjects and weights of t