Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-08
VARIOUS MATTERS

week more of Lent remains.
 Fish sale-shad lSc b., at Church l ] Bros.LaGv.
 The Lords Point reservoir is over flowing for the first time this season. C. S. Hyde is the newly appointed fire warden for the center district at Brook lyn. Bean supper, 4Oc tonight. to T. Girls Community club. 142 Main street.-adv. Solicitors for the Rhode Island strikers have been soliciting funds at the Central Village mills.
 There is considerable moving among new owners and tenants of farms, throughout he county.
 The Moosup Girls club this week has donated to the Moosup firemen $50, and 1 to the Moosup public library $25
 A resident of the Road district, Ston- ington, Mrs Marcia P. Stanton, will eel ebrate her sgd birthday today (Satur- day).
 Several anglers from Providence were in North Stonington after trout this week. They find the water in the streams very high and cold and report only small catches.
 On the fourth Sunday in Lent the rec tor of Trinity Episcopal church, Rev J. Eldred Brown. baptized Mary Isabelle, infant daughter of MT. and Mrs. Robert Washington.
 The United Congregational church plans to send the Easter flowers out to invalids and shut-ins of the church and parish. Miss Marion Bishop is receiving the list of these
 The installation of Stonington Tierney Temperance Cadets Sunday afternoon will be attended by William H. tMcGun- ness president of St. Mary's T. A. & B. society, of Norwich.
 New arrival of roe shads for today. Plenty of roes. Also nice large Nova Scotia lobster at the Broadway Fish Market. 40 Broadway.-adv
 Nelson Horton and c. F. Gage have moved Thomas Harmons steam sawmill from lot near West Dudley, to L. M Reeds east lot at Union, where work will be started soon.
 At East Killingly, Suppl Henry oatley of the Aseptic Products Co., has a fine consignment of R, l. Red chicks, received a few days ago by parcel post. from La mar, Clinton County, Pa.
 Donald Field, who has spent the fal and winter months in Lowell attending the textile school, has returned home tc Dayville for the summer, resuming worl with the Assawaga Company. = The Ballouville Epworth League gave z farewell reception to MT. and Mrs. Al bert GoodhaH at Blackstone Hall Mon day evening. MT. and Mrs Goodhall wert presented ten dollars in gold.
 News reaches Norwich Art school tha- . the sixth annual competition and exhi bition of textile designs of the Art Ali ance Of America is to be held in the Ar s Centre, New York. May to 20. The body of Mrs Emily salisbur, l. Wheeler of Norwich was taken from thu l. receiving vault where it has been fol o several weeks and was conveyed tc '- Packer for burial at the weekend. T Live Holsters, clans. Mumford Cove a and Blue Point oysters, new arrival ot .s eastern white hallbut northern shad Noank cod and founders, at Power. Bros.-adv.
 Friday at o'clock, a memorial mas. for Mrs. Margaret McCloud Cassidy, wifi, d of Dr. Patrick Cassidy, and for theil l. son, Dr. P. J. Cassidy was sung in St > Patrick's church by the rector, Rev. M d II. May. c The Sterling Hill school is interested el in birds and birdhouses Some very goot r. plans for converting chalk boxes into e bird houses have been drawn and sev a eral pretty little houses have been mad, s. and placed.
 U Sunday is Easter Communion sunda, .' for White Cross Council. K of C., tn members planning to attend the 73 l' mass in St. Patrick's church in a body . assembling in the basement chapel tha morning at 7.15.
 . Thursday. in New York. the receiver of the American Real Estate Company Judge w c. Moves of New York ant "a a Lynne and Alfred E. Marling, disposed 0 l lac tad s,. Queens valued at about $3,500, 900.
 A Moosup young man. Leo Greniei who has been employed by the America. ?, Woolen Go. has joined the Merchant Ma I' rine and left last week for Portland. Me sailing on the Springfield for Rotterdar ?; and Hamburg, Germany, to be gone c 'l weeks.
 At the thirty-frst annual exhibition c = the National Association of Wome A Painters and Sculptors which opene V with a reception Thursday at the Ande1 son Galleries. New York. there are car vases by Matilda Browne. the acoon plished cattle painter, of Old Lyme \ Members of the last legislature fror the Norwich section who were quartere at Long's Hotel in Hartford during tn session, sent a beautiful Dorothy Perkir rose to the new management Thursda. E The bush contained more than 100 bio. soms and buds and was greatly admire by guests.
 Miss Ada Harding came home to Han
 burg last week from Ansonia, where
 case of smallpox had been discovere
 which created quite a commotion, one
 the grade teachers being the patien
 Some of the schools were closed, and onI
 those who had been Vaccinated were a lowed to attend school.
 The Silk Color Card for Fall 1922, ju
 Issued to manufacturers in Connection
 as elsewhere. starts with a group of rt
 shades which, however, show a hem
 influence. These are followed by the S called wood shades or deepening gold'
 browns. Three yellows of spring brt liance are then shown } The United States civil service cor
 mission announces that applications f pyrotechnic assistant at Picatinny Ars
 nal. N. J., at from $1.S00 to $2, 900 ye will be received until D. m. on Apl IS. The subjects and weights of the e [ animation will be: physical ability. 4
 education. experience and fitness 60.
 The marriage of Miss Harriet Thom 2 son and Montgomery Potter, son of Re
 Dr. Rockwell Harmon Potter and MI = Potter, both of Hartford, will take pla
 at the summer home at Bolton of Mi z Thompson's parents. Dr. w N. Thom T,y