Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-21
VARIOUS MATTERS

the despair of the garment dealers.
 Edward Morris, piano recital, Slater hall, Tuesday, May 2.-adw. | City families are moving to suburban i farms in all sections of eastern Connec- | ticut.
 St Monica's guild of Pomfret held sewing meeting Thursday at tho home of Mrs. Andrew Murdock.
 Regular meeting K. of C., tonight at 8 | o'olock.-adv.
 Miss Annette Case, who died Saturday | in Norwich was buried in the South cemetery at Coventry Monday.
 With two weeks to go. contributions to the continuation campaign fund at Cen tral Baptist church total SS0o
 Recently at Dayville Otto Lehier lost about 160 small chickens and a number of hens by fire destroying the brooder.
 The judge of probate at Andover is to meet with interested parties to consider the estate of Lucius D. Post Tuesday next.
 The fire committee of the common council of Rockville has been awarded an appropriation of S22.0o0 to buy new fire apparatus.
 Thomas Harmon, IT, has moved his steam sawmill from L. M. Reeds lot at Union to the lot recently purchased by W. F. Maine.
 Danish seeress Flora Petersen Spirit uaI Academy Sunday.-adv.
 At Noank, Mrs. Mary J. Burrows, one of the oldest inhabitants of the village, who Is 94 and who has been III with the grip. is improving slowly.
 Comfort circle of the Kings Daughters, Mrs. Stanton W. Brown leader. is to sew i on childrens garments for the United 1 Workers during the season.
 During Thursday the household goods l of Mr. and Mrs. William w. Beckwith were moved from Church street, Norwich, to their summer home in West Mystic
 The message of the Keren Hayesod was brought home to thousands of Jews in Connecticut at the last day of Pesach Thursday, at the memorial services held at all synagogues
 A meeting of the Connecticut Foundry mems association was held Tuesday even ing at the Hartford club. A discussion ot topics of timely interest comprised th' evenings business.
 The United States civil service commis sion announces an examination for com putor, cryogenic laboratory, bureau o lmines, April 26. The salary is iron $1,800 to $2,500 year.
 The officers of the teachers summe school will be A. B. Meredith. commis sioner of education; J. L. Meader, direc tor of the summer school, and Miss Leil; E. BroughtOn, dean of women.
 It should have been stated in the no tee of the Methodist church Easter ser vice that a solo was sung by William Grove, The Lord is Risen, by Lansing to violin obligato by Miss Alma Fento1
 License your dogs in the Town Clerk office now. One dollar extra afte May 1st.-adv.
 At the midweek service at Park Cor gregational church the, leader was Ale = Latham, the topic being Habits and tn Christian Spirit. Mir Learned led tn singing, the pianist being Miss Hele Burdick.
 0 paper is being circulated at ThomI e son by George E. Law to raise funds d rebuild the home of Lowell and Adri Davis, which was destroyed by fire Is week ago. They are using a lumber cam W temporarily.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Champion an a daughter of East Hartford expect to r r, side in Lyme this summer. Mir Chan ', pioR formerly Lyme boy. and son ( ,i MT. and Mrs. Edgar R. Champion, wi -A manage the Old Lyme inn.
 Hamilton Holt of New York and woot T stock announces that the United Associi ro tion oe Plumbers and Steamftters of u " United States and Canada has sent -9 check for $100 for the perpetuation 70 the ideals of former President Wilson d Ninety per cent of trolley patrons is the state are using the three-for-a-qu y ter metal tokens, the Connecticut COT K pany officials say, although the of1ci IS figures to prove this have not yet bet y completed. Tho rough estimate Is at tn F- figure.
 'd Come in today and get a nice fresh ifs at our old stand. 10 Rose place. Next wee we will be at 77 Franklin street at u {. Green Front Market. Powers Bros-ad
 Mrs Nettie Tourjee Adams, who ", united in marriage with J. Abner Ge = last Wednesday evening at the Old My
 tic Baptist parsonage by Rev. W. II, Oakley, was organist of the Old Myst IT church many years before her removal ea Mystic.
 The wedding of Miss Winifred Allie - daughter of MT. and Mrs. Walter L. A
 len Jessie Shaw, formerly of Norwic D, and James Ross Cook of Brooklyn, of r., will take place this (FTiday) evenil
 at the home of MT. and Mrs. Allen - Brooklyn.
 Permission to net fish from the vario
 reservoirs throughout the state for [ " purpose of stocking public ponds al
 lakes will be provisionally granted up application to the state department
 health, Commissioner John T. Black sa
 Wednesday.
 Bulletin No. 235 of the Connecticut E
 pertinent station at New Haven gives
 account of the orchard experiments
 1921, showing that the highest percents
 of good apples came from the spray
 trees, but better peaches were obtain
 from dueted trees
 The -verband, the state i,
 gan!zation of the Sisters of Herman
 will celebrate the 18th anniversary of to founding at it's annual meeting to be h
 in Danbury May 10, when the state 1od oC will be the guests of Germania Hert lodge, Sisters of Hermann.
 There are 15 motions on the short c
 endar list for today's (Friday's) sessi xv at Middletown and one unoontested yS vorce. Judge Allyn L. Brown of N
 wich will again preside and there will P a further assignment of cases for tr
 The jury is to como in Tuesday, April O~ John Kuybel. who failed to obey
 order of the state board of health to
 move all obstruction to water that fc
 Into Snipsic lake was found guilty [ a was placed on probation in care of Jut
 Fiske. Kuybel promised to remove { Instructions to water and report at OA superior court this (FTiday) morning