Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-27
Light vehicle lamps at 8:11 this even

The Gales Ferry Free library now contains over 800 volumes and is grow l ing rapidly due entirely to gifts from in- terested friends. Again Monday morning the mercury stood at forty degrees. The household stokers are wondering if theirs is to be a year-round job. License your dogs at the town clerks office now. Same old price this month, but after May first one dollar extra.- adv.
 This weeks meeting of the Progress sive Missionary club is to be held with the secretary, Mrs. John H. Ford, of East Great Plain.
 Fur dealers here have rerely had such late season due to continued cool weather and the constantly increasing demand for summer furs.
 At present the eighteen employees of the Lester & Wasley company are turn ! ing out on an average two big enve- | lope machines each month. A Southbridge. Mass, patient, Stephen Sweet, is making a most favorable re- covery at Backus hospital, Norwich, fol- lowing a serious operation. | It is announced that at the Central | Baptist church that the Go-to-Church Band will start on it's second term of four months next Sunday, May End. Drygoods buyers for local stores find that more and more the fine grades of cotton fabrics are gradually being fore ed to the same high price level as silks. The noted artist, C. G, Voorhees, and his family who have spent the winter in Bermuda will sail for New York May B. and expect to arrive in Lyme the 9th. Wednesday evening the Older Boys club of the Central Baptist church is to be addressed by former Mayor Allyn L Brown, an Choosing the Law as a Pro- fession.
 , Last week to license your dog for tht old price. One dollar extra after May } first Town clerks office open on Fri day and Saturday evenings.-adv.
 The James J. Began Mfg. Go. wool ? en mill of Rockville had to close it's door last week awaiting the arrival of coal About 700 hands were thrown out of em polyment.
 ! Because of the suspension of trolle. 9 service, a bus company has been organ g ized to give hourly service between Say brook and Chester mad Saybrook an 1 New Haven
 Dance and be merry at the masquerad ball, armory Friday, April S0th.-adv..
 The Eastern Connecticut Teachers as sociation is to meet in Norwich Ma 14th, holding the morning session at tn Community House and the afternoo meeting at Slater Hall.
 A Westbrook correspondent writes Several cars eastbound were run t New London from Guilford Wednesda. over the s. L. trolley, which is antic pated will soon be operative.
 Railroad tie cutters now find tn; railroad men Nrefer white oak ties chestnut. The old price for railroa ties was from thirty to fifty cents eac white oak ties bring about s1.75.
 The Norwich Chautaqua officers hay organized with Rev. Charles H. Rickett president, and Rev. c. A. Northrop vit president preliminary plans being mac for the Chautauqua late in June.
 The United States Civil Service Con mission announces an open competiti7 examination for field superintendent insect control Both men and womt may enter this examination but ma eligibles are desired.
 The Ladies Aid society of Long Gov which works for charitable objects, h been asking it's friends for pieces
 
 to be left at the store of Mrs. J. Birch, tGales Ferry.
 Among tourists at Southern Pines, C., during the past fortnight have be- recent Norwich visitors, Miss Averill al Miss Maria W. Averill, who left Frid evening for a visit in Philadelphia | fore returning to their home in Danbui
 Today, April 27th, the Catho church will commemorate St. Zita, W died in Lucca, Italy April 27th, 12' venerated as the patroness and model those engaged in domestic work a famed for her piety and conscientiol ness.
 Samuel Johnson, town director
 Holland farm bureau, has appointed { following assistants: Rev. William
 Barber; Rufus J. Leonard; Rubert We J. J. Fedber, Abial L. Metcalf, Fr, erick Gohring, Leonard Kingston, c
 nell Green. Jr.
 Steamer Tulip of the government liz
 house service is at New London pick
 up more than dozen mooring buoys
 tablished for the Eagle boats at the h
 bor entrance and up the river !
 markers will be taken to the submar
 base. The vessel will be busy fol week.
 al. More Money in Farm Poultry is
 topic at farmers institutes of R. m- Jones, extension poultryman of the c 4. necticut Agricultural college, who UT that more attention should be paid will poultry and more poultry should raised, so there could be better mal "er for the products.
 Too much of the responsibility
 carrying on the work of the New Lon
 Associated Charities and affiliated
 ganizations has centered on a few l
 pie in the community; asserted Get IS. Palmer, formerly of Norwich, pr
 dent of the Charity board at a mee . n held Fraiday afternoon. tO Concerning a picture by the late J.
 den Weir, Windham summer resid
 a New York critic wrote recently:
 landscape called Three Trees" is ~ only a beautiful composition, but ha n. reticent subtlety of color extraordir ooe even for Weir. TThe green landse SoS is still more remarkable for it's e
 Urging generosity in meeting the c mands for increasing giving to for V mission work, Rev. A. H. Abbott WI |;.k in the United Church calendar: In old days $50 to $75 would suppo
 family for a year. Now it must be ,ort. tiplied by two or three. sIn Japan