Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-12
VARIOUS MATTERS

Local Grand Army men will recall l that 1t was on April 18th, in 1861, that Fort Sumter was fired on.
 The Otis library has recently acquired the two volumes of The History of the Kinball Family in America
 Prof. Percy Boynton has returned to Chicago university after spending two weeks at his home in Old Mystic.
 UnAversalist church supper, Wednesday at G.15 p. m.-adv
 MT. and Mrs. Augustus c. Stearns of the Mohican hotel have opened their cot tage at Best View for the summer,
 Boys are playing ball on the parklet | on Falls avenue which means that the turf there is spoiled for this season.
 This term there are 45O children in St Joseph's school, Cliff street, taught by l seven Sisters from the parish convent
 Temperature of 68 degrees prevailed Tuesday afternon, before the coming of the evenings heavy rain and thunder storm.
 For the Good Friday service, the First ! Congregational church. Norwich Town is to unite with Park church at the latter church.
 The Good Friday offering at St. Patrick church will be the annual collection for the preservation of sacred places in the Holy Land.
 A New York society item Tuesday read: Mrs. William A. Slater of Wash ington, D. C.. has taken an apartment al s2O Fifth avenue.
 License your dogs in the Town Clerk office now. One dollar extra after May 1st.-adv.
 Shortly after g o'clock Tuesday ev- ening the full moon appeared and only wet walks were reminders of the early evening downpour.
 Mrs. Harry Johnson entertained the Swedish Sewing circle at her home il North Woodstock at it's last meeting There were about 50 present.
 Let us carry your Easter greetings to your friends. Hawkins, the Florist telephone 712-4-Adv.
 Since Thursday commentaries the in stituton of the Lords supper. holy com munion will be administered at Trinity Methodist church that evening.
 Tobacco growers in Holland county art sterilizing their beds, In many places the farmers have fires going night ant day getting ready for the summer crops
 Mrs. Harriet Avery. Mrs. Hester Prem tlee, Mrs, Mary Watrous and Henr! Packer from Mystic have been guests O. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Comstock at Gales Ferry.
 Big stock of fresh fish. Prices very reasonable. Send in your order early Broadway Fish Market 40 Broadway adv.
 The Thompson W. c. T. U. reports 1T the current White Ribbon Banner thar all membership dues have been sent tt state and county and half the state .ol budget dues.
 A Hartford paper Tuesday pictured { former Norwich resident, Mrs. Kate $ Lawler, secretary of the Hartford Tray elers' Aid society, at her desk in tht union station.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Woodwork ot Noank motored to South Coventry early in the week and spent day with MT Woodworth's parents, MT. and Mrs. Al bert Woodwrth.
 It was announced Tuesday that cal loadings for the week ended March g totaled S46,035 cars, an increase of 22, s6s. compared with the S23,369 reported for the week before.
 According to an exchange. a recen Initiation of a shlfter Is said to hay, cost one unfortunate $10 in Nortl Grosvenordale, the initiation consisting of treating the crowd of loyal shtfters.
 Fancy shad, same extra quality as las week, separate roes. large size, Ions clans, white halibut, native srneFts, oys terS Call us for sea food that satisfies Powers Bros--adv.
 A new timetable, effective April 30th will be out in few days It Is hintet that another one win follow or addition ! ba fn summer trains will not be in this frs issue.
 MT. and Mrs Charles Frances Roger and children of New York. who hay been wintering in California, have ar rived home and opened the Guthrie plac at the Pequot, which they have rente for the season.
 The United States civil service com mission announce that applicants for lab oratory and field aid in cotton breedin, will be examined April 26. There is a va. cancy in the Plant Industry Bureau a from $1,2O0 to $1, 400 year.
 When the superior court convened a Middletown Tuesday. Judge Allyn | Brown of Norwich held a session for nat uralization. Assistant Clerk of the Cour William J. Coughlin prepared a list of 8 petitioners for citizen papers.
 Word has reached every local post o the American Legion from departmen headquarters that the Connecticut Legio1 must raise S5,00O for the state fund ad ministration to continue the worl throughout the state this year.
 The Manchester Herald says; Mrs Emily Fitch of Oakland street entertain 3 ed party of friends at her home Wed nesday afternoon. Her guest of homo was Mrs. Hattie A. Taylor of Norwich Who was visiting relatives here.
 Miss Mary E. Shields, superintendent of the Rockville City hospital in her re port for March shows: Patients in hospj tai March ], Il; births since March Q; operations 21 patients March 1, 32 patients in hospital after April l. 1s.
 Of South Coventry interest was tn society note Tuesday that Mrs. Henr F. Dimock, who has been the guest e Mrs. Arthur Dodge, of New York fo several days, has returned to her resi- dence in Sixteenth street, Washington
 Connecticut people who visit St. Peter, burg, Fla, learn that Frank Forum Pulver was returned to office as mayo of St. Petersburg Wednesday for two year term, defeating George w. Fitc and Noel A. Mitchell Pulver receive 1.593 votes, Fitch 1,O09, and Mitche 831. - The trolley station at WilsonviIle bf been torn down by the officials thus r, moving a structure which has been a U i eyesore for a long time. When the roa was first opened this station was nluc appreciated by the people. but during il past year it has been gradually demo ished.