Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-01
VARIOUS MATTERS
VARIOUS MATTERS
1t is daybreak now at 8.8S.

Norwich aWoke to crystal world FRI
day.
Light vehicle lamps at 6.42 o'clock this
evening.
Fridays census at Norwich state hos
pital showed 1875 patients.
The best moonlight nights during April
will be from the 18th to the 18th.
The Colchester road to Amston is re-
ported very bad on account of deep mud.
Carlton Jewett and family of Hamburg
have made arrangeTn ems to move to Old
Lyme.
New arrival of shad and lobster for
your Sunday dinner at Powers Bros
adv.
The Camp Fire Girls of the United
church met in the Community house FRI
day evening.
The Hillside library at Wellington
numbers upwards of 500 volumes and
has nearly $50 patrons
The New Haven system in its drive
for business is making good in its prom
Use for satisfactory and quick service.
The vacation of st. Patrick's school
will begin Wednesday of Holy week, so
as to include Easter in the spring recess.
Fruit growers consider an ice storm
orchards, freezing out injurious insect
pests.
This is the day when prudent citizens
will show proper hesitancy about pick
ing up lost G? pocketbooks from the
\ walks.
Burton Bosworth of Woodstock has re-
| turned from a southern trip and is to
resume his duties as mail carrier today,
| April LIST.
Mrs C. A. Proulx of Union went with
| her car to Old Lyme for her daughter,
| Miss Myrtle Davidson, who is home for
the vacation.
A Thompon man. T. L. Hutchins. has
new sedan in exchange for a touring
car which he has run 1900 miles This
is his sixth car.
Sanding Of the icy walks by the street
department, early Friday morning, safe
guarded those who had to travel through
the billy streets.
Trinity EpiscopsG Pariad Aid Food
Sale at Pendleton's store today.-adv.
The return of wintry weather has
proved a serious disappointment to loca
merchants, who are hoping for warmth
and sunshine today Saturday..
An audience of nearly 500 saw the pic
lures at Norwich state hospital Wednes
day evening, Cornelius Crowley being
operator NeNe week the pictures viii bC
shown Tuesday evening.
Money may be scarce but, ending tn,
quarter March 31st a Norwich real es
tate firm has disposed of 100000 wortl
of property since Jan. LIST, and has con
slant demands for more
AS the forty hours devotion will be il
progress in st. Patricks church begin
ming after the high mass Sunday, Their
will be no Lenten services with sermon
tomorrow Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Buck (Rutl
Barlow have bought from Walter Brow
his farm near WarrenviIle known as tn
Nehemiah Ide place, and will move Their
from WilIimantic early in April
Postcards have been received iron
Frank ]. Howell, who in company wit
Mrs. Howell and DR.. and Mrs. Thoma
; A. Woodruff, is touring Europe. TIL
cards were sent from Constantinople.
The Stafford Press Noes TINT . Corr,
Norwich resident, Mrs. Charles
1 Champlin, has returned 10 Aer nome -
= Highland terrace after spending much {
the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Wi
liam Woodmansee, in Springfield.
Friends are being made for a we
Y known chain of stores because, prom
IS nently placed in the various stores, is
h sign that reads: your request fl
e change or postage stamps is just as in
Y portant as any sale of merchandise"
y At the annual meeting of the First E,
C clesiastical society of Andover the TO
lowing members were chosen officers
Society committee, c. L. Backus c.
Wright, Frank L. Hamilton clerk, Wi
lard E. Fuller; treasurer, Royal D. We
- ster
n Norwich alumni of Wesleyan learnt
rs Friday that the $4,000 endowmel
lie fund has been oversubscribed more thu
" 100000. the total being $3.102,547. tt
Is alumni contributed an average of S473
ID man, While the pledges of the undergrad
yates amounted to $50, 900
The United States civil service cor
: mission announces an examination f
Y copyist topographic craftsman, eth
sex, age over IS, for vacancies in Il
- departmental service, at salaries rangi1
~ from $500 to $1,40O a year, dependil
e. upon the qualifications of the appointe