Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-17
VARIOUS MATTERS

| 5 Some of the stores are featuring | May baskets.
 Daily April showers seem to be the l regular schedule.
 I The April moon is new Sunday, the 18th, at 4.4S p. m. 1 The social event of the season | Friday armory, April S0.-adv. Some of the cottagers are expected | at Lords Point for the. season, the | first day of May.
 Nine new members were recently taken into Williams Woman's Relief corps, at Mystic.
 Tomorrow ISunday) is to be ob- served as Denominational Day by the Baptists of the North.
 Every time you raise taxation the less our town will grow.-adv. | Charity whist, Catholic Woman's club, Buckingham Memorial, Monday, April 18th, at p. m.-adv.
 Many farmers are short of hay and | hope for warm weather soon so that there will be green grass for stock. Our city's progress demands less taxation instead of more.-adv.
 The proposed new theatre for Mys tic will not be built just at present owing to the high price of labor and materials.
 The promise of warmer weather to- day pleases Norwich merchants, who have had a dull week owing to cold, rainy weather.
 A great medium, Mrs. Bradley, at Spiritual Academy, Sunday.-adv.
 Howard Bligh at Hillside Farm, Wilmington, has seven incubators run ming. The first hatch came off the first week in March.
 The Western Union Telegraph Com pany reports net income of $3550,000 in the quarter ended March 31, with the last month estimated.
 A months mind high mass of requiem for Patrick Dodd was sung in St. Patrick's church Friday at o'clock by Rev. J. H. Broderick.
 Industries leaving Norwich in- ! creased taxes. More taxation, more rent.-adv.
 The Pineville boarding house, neal Ballouville, has ben named "Amsbury Inn," taking the name from MT. Ans bury, who owned the village years g ago.
 The supply of young apple trees purchased from the nurseries indicate ' that gardeners and farmers mean tC raise apples in good numbers here. after.
 Lobsters, oysters, long clans, choic fresh fish for Sunday dinner. Power Bros.'-adv.
 2 Work on the installation of baths il the tenements throughout the villag of Wauregan, began this week. Drink ing water has been in use in tn houses for some months past.
 Mrs. H. H. Heath, of East Killing ly. reports the loss of her entir apiary during the past winter. Fror everywhere comes the same story o disaster to the honey bees, attribute to the severe Weathr.
 Taxpayers bear in mind that tn = teachers have pension ahead fo faithful service.-adv. At the Norwich almshouse thi spring, Superintendent and Mrs. Jame B. Chapman are caring for 4S. C which number sixteen are wome1 The oldest man and woman in th household have reached S7. MT. and Mrs. Henry Billings, Dayville, have sent out invitations the marriage of their daughter, Mis Antoinette Billings and Emil Vacho Monday the 18th, at St. Joseph church, a reception at their home fo lowing.
 Stamping of all kinds carefully dol at Woman's Exchange. Hot lunch
 afternoon tea served.-adv.
 Stonington must have had some i licit brewing ill the old days as TT
 Mirror, in its Fifty years ago co - umn reprints: Port wine and wh . key seized in a raid was found upt
 analysis to be of poisonous ingred
 ents made by the dealer himself.
 Choice flowers for funerals, al
 wedding bouquets. Hunts greel
 houses, telephone 1130-adv. |, Rev. F, H. Sterling has been al ] pointed to preach at the Vernt
 Methodist church and the Cent
 Methodist church in East Hartfor
 Rev. Frederick R. Dixon, who h.
 been appointed missionary to go
 Africa. held this appointment la
 year.
 = The last trace of Charles stam 30, a resident of Stafford Spring - who is wanted in North Brookfie
 Mass, for alleged forging of che
 for s720.15 on Walter T. Phipps
 Montville, was in New York The b - lief is that he will attempt to esca
 to Canada.
 .. Address, open to ell, Sunday r N p. m.. by May Harris Mainland, at s
 cialist Headquarters, POS Main stre V adv.
 ' A very active demand for pearl br
 tons is reported, with prices advan ing as result of it. Productions
 certain lines of domestic ocean pc:
 buttons is being hampered in sol
 places by labor troubles. Up at w
 Wilmington the button factory is bu
 and prosperous.
 O Bishop Milan has assigned as c N rate at St. Patrick's church R
 Daniel F. Sullivan, whose home is
 New Britain and who was ordaiu
 recently. Father Sullivan, who l A ported to Rev. J. H. Frederick Frid & and began his new duties, made ey course at St. Thomas seminary.
 License your dogs at the to - clerks office now. Same old price t
 month, but after May 1st one dol
 extra.-adv.
 The parcel post avalanche at
 Norwich post office broke all reco
 Friday, when even Postmaster Jc
 P. Murphy had to lend a hand
 clearing the accumulation. With
 pounds the limit in the first tn .;. zones, big packages are coming in eby there is breathing room only in hsr office.
 ills Mrs. Victoria Plante will have S his eral beautiful samples on hand 70 the studio, Broadway, today, t A@' p. m Living models for demonst 2. tion. Ladies, don't miss this.-adv.
 The Silk Association of America
 notified Connecticut members of
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