Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-27
Norwich, Thursday, April s7. 1ss2.
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Don't miss The Poppy Trail, the musi- cal comedy hit of the season.-adv.
 License your dogs in the town clerks 1st.-adv.
 April atoned for much pad weather earlier in the month by providing a per feet spring day Wednesday. From Attawaugan MT. and Mrs. Vim cent Adams have gone to Newark, N. J.. to visit their daughter, Miss Ethel Adams.
 George W. Dart of Montville has wood lot of 15O acres near Montville from which he has sold 10000 railroad | ties to the New Haven road. A number of Grand Army men and oth- CTS will fly the flag today, in commemora- tion fthe centenary of General Ulysses s. Grant.
 The Poppy TraIl-chock full of fun and laughter, Saturday night, at Slater hall. adv.
 | J C. Wilson, superintendent of the l Richmond R. l., lace works and his fam. | fly are in England for a visit among rel atiYes and friends.
 ! Gilbert Larkin of East Killingly has rented F. S. Kennedy's property, the former postoffice at Dayville where he Is to engage in business,
 Announcement is made at Mystic that the next meeting of the Monday club will be held at the home of Mrs. G. Albert Thompson, formerly of Norwich.
 Town clerks office of Franklin will be closed Saturday afternoon April 29th. Register your dog now.-adv.
 Mir. anc Mrs. Herman L. Atwood and Mrs. c. Pendleton of Stonington motor ed to Brooklyn recently, spending the day l lvrrifI1 NNre or1lr T. nd
 Beautiful gowns dancing and music in The Poppy Trail to please the most crit ical.-adv.
 MerTSers of the Councils of Jewish Wo- men and the Temple Sisierhoods of s4v- eral states attended the rhu'l interstate conf 1cnce at the Hotel Bond, Hartford | Wednesday.
 There las been lively demand fo, eggs at Thout2son and a decided rise ir price owing to the Easter seascn, gre serving in quality for winter, and incu- bator filling.
 It was announced Wednesday tha steamer General Washington, iron Bremen, with Norwich passengers aboard has been delayed and will not reach New York until Saturday.
 Miss Eleanor Sanborn of Farmingtor avenue, Hartford gave a luncheon Wed l tomley, of Rockville whose bridesmaid she will be on Saturday.
 The meeting of the Connecticut Societ' of Civil Engineers is to be held in Mid dletown May 15. A sightseeing trip t' various factories and plants is schedule at o'clock that afternoon.
 See the bevies of pretty girls in Int Poppy Trail, Slater hall. Saturday even ing.-adv.
 If you want fresh fish telephone Pow CTS Bros at TT Franklin street Choica line of fresh fish. oysters. clans for fry ing or steaming. Two phones, same a. before. IA or 777.-adv.
 The winners of the spelling and speak ing contest of the schools in Hamburg wer' Helene Ely. spelling and Virginia Powei for speaking. The contest was in charg of Supervisor F. T. Wilson
 The children at the free clinic of tn Norwich United Workers are the follow ing nationalities: Italian, Greek, He brew, American, Colored, Polish, RussiaA Syrian, French. Indian and Swedish.
 A small building at MoosuD formerl! used for storing the fire hose has been pur chased by Allen Mopsick and has beei . rented to William Magel formerly of Jew ett City who has opened a shop therein. A months mind high mass Of requiem for the repose of the soul of Mrs. Deli; Petroni, sung in St. Patrick's churcl Wednesday at o'clock by the rector, Rev M. H. May. was attended by relatives ant family friends
 Hear the tuneful music and catch! songs in The Poppy Trail, Slater hall Saturday evening.-adv
 An illustrated lecture on wild flowers O Connecticut Is being given about the state its purpose to interest children and grown ups in the preservation of the most beau tRul of floral life, the wild varieties whicl abound in Connecticut.
 After Easter reduction on corsets ant 2 hats. both of superior quality. Surgica corsets a speciality. Did you say Gag hats. I have them at low prices. Mde V. J. Plante, expert corsetiere and milli ner, Penomah building, Taftville. Phone 167S-2 and 167S-3.-adv.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Brown of storr have been spending the Easter vacation ] i with the latter's father. Albert Barne of the Shore Road, Westerly. MT. Brow has returned to school, and Mrs. Brow 6 is visiting at Davisville.
 Wednesday afternoon, when the Pro gressive Missionary club met with Mrs | Franklin H. Brown, 124 Laurel Hill Ave f IA attended, Mrs John E. Post presiding d There was the usual sewing and reading Q Special for Saturday: Mrs. Meyers de IT licious bran mufins cup cakes, dough n nuts. Order from R. F. Smith or J. N t Young. Tel. 11542.-adv. $ Miss Vera Kaddy was given a misce laneous shower at the home of her aun l. Mrs. James Sheppard, Jr., of Edgewoo IS recently. Miss Kaddyls engagement wa d recently announced to Gardiner Hall ( B. South Wilmington, who has relatives .u Norwich.
 Y At the district contest of school pupi 'e in Holland Tuesday, the speaking prii II was awarded Ethel Wright first. fro le Wlllington school; second, Tina Gaglia ~ done of Bolton. Rose Chorches of u ,v Hicks Memorial school, Holland, W; e. first in the spelling contest Work has been going On at Groton f
 the past fe wdays at the approach of u state highway bridge in the setting
 poles which will support trolley wires f
 the new trolley service which is to beg
 with the finish of the rebuilding of t
 Crystal avenue bridge In New London. License your dogs in the town clerk
 office now One dollar extra after M;
 1st. Office open till o'clock Saturd;
 and Monday evenings.-adv.
 Rockville city council went on reco
 in favor of daylight saving and appoint . as a committee to push the moveTne - ahead among the manufacturers. Aldf
 man Le11beus F. Bissell and Councilm
 A. E. Waite and Fred c. Neff. The chal
 Der of commerce has always favored da
 light saving.
 E. Robert T Hurley, superintendent of { ! state police department, will be in N
 London today (Thursday' t. grant pu
 lie hearing on the application ot certa