Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-11

vile, Holland and Wilmington mas been made passable for teams but not for | automobiles yet.
 Having sold his farm near Noank l William L.. Nichols will return, about i April 1, to Hope Valley, where he will 1 again make his home.
 The Honendasa, the next steamer scheduled for launching at the Groton Iron Works, will not be ready to take her dip until about April l.
 Nearly every person in the street crowds Wednesday was carrying par cells, showing that the visitors who came to Norwich came to buy. During Lent there is The Way Of the Cross and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament at St. Patrick's church every Friday evening at 7.So. Founder steak. Mystic cells. shrimp, round and long clams at Powers Bros. adv.
 An Old Lyme resident, J. s. Hunt ington, has been discharged from the hospital and arrived home on crutch- es. He went across in the early part of the war.
 A North stonington correspondent mentions that J. P. Huntington of Norwich has been business caller in the village, the guest of Judge and ldFS. SHdI leS Ss 1Idy' l At Mystic, the engagement of Miss ! Nellie Craddock, daughter of Mrs. l James Craddock to Fred Poole has been announced. The wedding is to | take place soon after Easter. Relatives and friends attended montbs mind high mass of requiem for Mrs. Mary Whitmarsh, sung in | St. Patrick's church. Wednesday, at o'clock by Rev. Myles P. Calvin. Mohegan Parks prodigal bird, Jim | Crow after an absence of three weeks. | has returned and has been welcomed | back as a member of the Park farai- | ly by Superintendent Edward A. Smith.
 Hamburg residents are still with out mail carrier and have to get l mail rhe best way they can from Old Lyme post office. A petition is on it's way to Washington praying for imme dite relief.
 Buy your fish from the fishing boats, Osgood Wharf. Quality & fresh. I-adv.
 Postmaster J. P. Murphy has been notified that mail which arrived at San Francisco per steamer Sonoma, were dispatched east on March 6, and are due in New York today (Thurs- day), March II.
 All day Wednesday the Street De- partment's men were busy trucking away great blocks Of ice Ioosened with pick from along the trolley tracks on Main street, between the bank corner and Market street.
 The Washington and Potomac elec- tric lines have purchased five of the Shore Line electric cars. four at Say brook and one at the Guilford barns and are awaiting cars on which to shir them to Charleston, ". Va.
 The first pleasant day of the sea son, Wednesday, was welcomed by the Italian tenants of the big block or } Chestnut street many of the worner sitting in the sun. knitting or sew. ing, while the babies played about. It is mentioned by a Portland cor respondent that Judge Frank n Haines, of the superior court, wh' has been confined to his home oi Main street by illness for the pas two weeks, is able to be about tn house.
 Dancing tonight, Chamber of Com meree Hall, Rowland Orchestra adv.
 Now wopld- be buyers are finding | scarcity of manufacturers of brushe scarcity in brushes. Manufacturers c
 brushes report that the shortage e
 bFistles, which has been marked fo
 some time, has now reached a stag
 that is really acute.
 '' It Is noted by the White Ribbo
 Banner that the Scotland w C. T. [
 has placed several copies of Tn = Young Crusader in the public school
 also each child is furnished hlotter ! Temperance papers are provided fe the Sunday schools.
 { The next Home Time Talk of th
 United Congregational church cems
 March 14th, when The Story of Gi
 Scouts will be told Ay Miss Mario
 Bishop, daughter of Mir. and Mrs ]
 P. Bishop, who has. valuable exper
 ence in Scout work in New York
 Steamer Richard Peck, which hs
 run on the New Haven New York lir
 for years, will be transferred to u
 New London (NeFwich) line to tai
 the place of the New Hampshire. TT
 steamer Bceekten frem the Bridgepo
 line will take the place of the Pee
 Eight employees of the America 2 Railway Express were before Unit, States Commissioner Hennessey,
 Brooklyn, N. r., Tuesday, eharg
 with thefts in July, 1919, of silk eo
 signed from the manufacturer
 Windham, Conn.,, to dealers in Ne
 York.
 The United States Civil Servi ta. Commission announces an examin;
 tien for messenger boy and girl, age = to IS. on the first Saturday of ca
 month at New York. until further n
 tiee, for vacancies in the federal se aq vice at New York. The entrance, S; - ary is usually se8e per annum.
 Says the Middletown Press: A lo resident, who had business engas IT, ment in Norwich left this city ca of Saturday morning, got to New Has ed and found there were no trains ms erating on the Shore Line. He tl re- undertook a return trip to this ei sss reaching here just after midnight iss Tn New York Tuesday. Charles Ter Moves company sold tEs five st,
 and basement and loft building
 Water street IS by 30 in size. I
 sellers. W. B. and F. D. Self, D
 chased this and three other buildil " in the same neighherheed thret at- the Moves Company, recently. I 'hs buildings show an annual return