Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-13
VARIOUS MATTERS

Shingling and other repairs are going on at Buckingham Memorial.
 Dainty gifts and cards for Easter at Wonan's Exchange. Hot cross buns adv.
 Everett Davis has returned to Noank from Newborn, N. C., where he has spent the winter.
 The Passion week communion is to be celebrated at Park church this (Thurs- day) evening.
 strawberr:es. fine looking, ripe ones, from Florida, were selling at 35 cents in Norwich Wednesday.
 The offerings Good Friday at Trinity Episcopal church will be for the Jeru- salem and the East mission.
 The local stores are carrying an ex- ceptionaliy attractive line of Easter cards and at very reasonable prices. Mir. and Mrs. Schuyler Van Ebrn of Paterson. N. J., spent the week end at their cottage on Mason's Island.
 Just arrived with founders. boat Vim dex at J. ". Carols store house dock adv.
 Some. of the blooms on the magnolia tree in the grounds at John c. Quinlans on Chestnut street are fully out. F. c. Colcord is at his home in West Woodstock He has been in New Mexico and Illinois during the past season.
 Archdeacon J. Eldred Brown will preach the Lenten sermon this (Thurs- | dayl evening at St. Paul's church, WilI- mantle.
 There was the expected sudden weather l change Wednesday. and by contrast with Mondays heat the temperature was be- low 65 degrees.
 The Chelsea Savings bank has issued | ''The Chelsea Primer" in F lessons, an | informing little book of helpful sugges- tions to deDositors and others. John Troland of Norwich known as all accomplished and graceful versifier, has written some beautiful Easter poems which his friends are admiring.
 License your dogs in the Town Clerks 1 office now. One dollar extra after May | first.-adv.
 Just before 1 o'clock Wednesday morn | ing. while the full moon was bright in a big space of blue sky, there was a heavy shower, the big drops fairly banging down.
 Maundy Thursday evening meditation l is announced to precede communion at the United Congregational church, the theme the Lords last supper with His disciples.
 This month the planet Jupiter is easily identified by reason of the fact that it is very bright-much brighter than any other object in the sky except Sirius in | the southwest.
 Westchester friends learn tsat MT. and Mrs. Will Brainard have left San Diego, | Cal, and are now in Los Angeles. On | their return home they wifi stop in Da- kota and Michigan.
 Annual assembly, Franklin council, No. 8, R. and s. M- at Masonic Temple to- night at 73O. Election, installation and reports.-adv.
 The florists windows attract much at tention this week, the display of lilies, spirea, white sweet peas, Dorothy Per kins roses, genesta and other spring blossoms being extra choice.
 MT. and Mrs r. c. Brown of New Lon- don are building a bungalow at Old Lyme near the home of Mrs. Browns parents MT. and Mrs. J. C. Ely. and will reside in the house as soon as it is completed
 The collection of the first tax assessed by the Pleasant View Beach fire district was very satisfactory, according to the figures of Collector Merton L.. Stott About S3 per cent. of the total tax was collected.
 The Easter Sunday offering in all the Catholic churches of Connecticut will be for diocesan charities, Last year this amounted to over $57,00O. and was SC judiciously expended that a balance o1 $500 remained.
 James NJ. Young & Sons Central store will be open until noon Friday. Leave o1 phone your order today or Friday morning for early delivery Saturday. adv.
 The lecture April 7th at Slater hall by Arthur Stanley Riggs for the benefit 0. Bacllus hospital proved a gratifying sue cess, over $125 having been received by the committee, of which Miss Louise c Howe is chairman.
 Lorenzo Kinney state leader for boys and girls clubs, was dinner guest a Waite farm. Branford, the other day , making plans with Miss Cora Chapman , and pr. Waite for clubs in different part of the town of Westerly.
 A pot of blue hyacirths, put away il the attic following their season last year has surprised the owner, Mrs. Marshal Jewett 5S Church street, by sproutinl vigorously, and since given water ar blooming thriftily and are full of buds Some Hebron people who wanted to g, to Willimantic the other day instead 0 going through Columbia. the direct route on account of impossible country roads , had to go to GiIead and then by way 0 Andover by the residence of Claytol
 Lord.
 g Extra choice shad received today. roe D buck shad, with extra roes. Spanisl mackerel, founder steak, Noank steak cot and fiat, smelts, salmon, eastern whit haljbut, 114 or 777.-Powers Bros.-adv
 The main floor of the J. B. Martin 3 company building on the Chestnut stree ! side is being renovated and painte . white, and in the fall Supt Jacob Nun l plans to move the finishing departmen I from the Taftville mill to this light an v airy portion of the Chestnut street plant The United States Civil servic e Commission has announced that a r examination will be held in the Coas 0 an6 Geodetic Survey at from $1 40
 to $2,000 a year. The subjects an weights will be: Matematics, 35; AS ttronomy, physics and surveying, 25 practical computatio4 SU; foreign ian guage, 10.
 If this country is not good enough { fight for, it is not good enough to vot ' for" said Judge Allyn L. Brown of Nol . wich Tuesday morning at the special nal
 uralization session of the superior coul
 in Middletown, to seven men who cam
 up to ask for citizenship and it wa q found that each had pleaded the allie e when the draft was in force for the wa e Provided with a passport good for tw n years, secured from Assistant Clerk
 the Superior Court Hfbberd R. Norma If of Norwich, the prima donna Alma Glucl S who has a summer home on Fishers Is e and. sailed Tuesday on the Aquitania fC rH.-