Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-05
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Nerw4.h. sataraay, March 5, 1891.
VARIOUS MATTERS

A few fiags were displayed Friday in recognition of Inauguration Day. ~. At Lerd's Point Quiambaug cove is free from ice and there is very little frost tn the ground. Tomorrow Is the last missionary Sum day in this conference year of the Meth odist churches. E.. leonard Bea@d, Jr, of Flushing, L. L, has leased a cottage at Eastern Point fer the summer. Teachers have been notified of the county demonstration of teaching methods March 23. in Norwich @ % Come to the W. R. (. supper, Bueking- ham Memorial, to '; S5 cents.-adv. Attendants at Preston chapel are plan ing another entertainment for benefit of the electric light fund. ~ s:.. @.' : :. Local merchants will offer special in- ducements today to clear their shelves and showcases of remaining winter stock. A cable message has been received in 1 Moosup from Ralph T. Denison announc- | ing his safe arrival at Changhai, China. < Don't forget the going out of business sale at s1-s7 Franklin st. E Nuff Sed.-. adv.
 A volume recently acquired by the Sy- Emma L. Teichs Cumulative Book ln- dex. Mrs. Clyde c. Ingraham of Water | ford has purchased from John G.. Clark. tract of land situated on Clan1s lane, l Waterford. | Marbles, bouncing balls and jumping | ropes. the present amusements of the children are pretty good indications that | spring is on the way.
 March began to manifest few leonine characteristics Friday, 3 chill wind blow | ing dust about. The afternoo ntempera- ture was 34 degrees.
 The women's committee of the repub= lican state central coumittee has started | a paper called The hepuhiHa the first | issue of which is now out.
 William H. Bags of Mystic who was | injured several weeks ago by tree that he was cutting falling on him, is suf fering from blood poisoning,
 Noted ballot medium and psychic. Mrs. Bradley, at Spiritual Academy, Sunday, also Monday night-ady.
 The Ladies Aid society of Trinity 1 Methodist church will be at the church vestry this (Saturdayl afternoon to start a campaign for the benefit of the repair fund t>
 A Greene. R. L, correspondent notes r that Mrs Fred A Brown and Alice T. ] Hutchins were the guests recently of Supt. F. Leon Hutchins at Backus hos p,tal, Norwich. .., ie.-. k ].
 The report for February of the Phoebe Griffin Moves library, Old Lyme, shows Circulation of books. -7s1s; South Lyme branch, 46; total So7 reading room at. | tendance POE. .-t -s. :ss- l Don't be misled remember the only Llace you wnL get bargains today is at S1-S7 Franklin st. E Nuf Sed-adv.
 Alec Fraser and Miss Nancy Piersoii, T who were married last week at Old Lyme by Rev. H. c. Johnson have be- gun keeping house in one of A. s. How ards cottages at Black Hall.
 If the mild weather continues the Noank lobstermen are expecting that the first school of holsters, ,s-; which as a general thing begins to run about the middle of May, will make it's appearance earlier this year. ........
 Don't blame no one but yourself if VOL miss this chance of getting g worth of mdse. for $1, at s1-37 Franklin st Emui Sed.-ady. . .:
 The Campfire Girls of the. United church met Friday evening in the fec ture room of the church. A bushes: meeting was followed by division intt junior and senior groups to study require ments for higher ranks.
 At the March meeting of the Water ford Red Cross Public Health NursinI 1 service held at Jordan schoelslast Frida. l it was voted to discontinue making co coa at noontine after Easter vacation and to supply milk instead.
 The class of home hygiene met Thurs | day evening at the Day fursery 1T Plainfeld. There are about thirty stu dents enrolled. with Miss Kirby, 0, Norwich principal and Misses Moriart, and Enright as her assistants. Food sale at c. V. Pendleton's store ! 45 Broadway Sat, March 5, at p. m T by Parish Aid of Trinity Episcopal ' | church.-adv. ' I' =
 The United States civil service com mission announces an examination fo ? second class Ger assistantl steam en gineer, male, age over 20. for vacancc, "A Supply Depot. Brooklyn, N. Y. at s14 per month.
 Always erder oysters by name and in sist on knowing what oyster you bu! Blue points, Muntord Cove and Gui fords at Powers Bros. adv.
 Action regarding the bill for the | censtng of nurses, which comes befor the state legislature this week, wi L. be taken at public mass meeting c
 graduate nurses in the state of Gil ford's chapel connected with the Ne
 Haven hospital this Saturday. afte
 noon at 2.5o.
 The announcement of sold-up an
 withdrawn dress goods by the America
 Weelen Company, which has mills
 this section, had the effect in New Tor
 Thursday of stiffening up competitiy
 lines in an appreciable manner It
 now felt that the prospect of continue
 good sales fer next month is almost a.
 sured.
 Fresh spe1ed scalleps. large long clam
 cooked and peeled shrimp, live lobster { green smelts, choice salmon. fresh eas
 ern halibut fer today at Powers Bros
 adv.
 sayB the Stennigten Mirror: Norwit
 hopes to have White Way. The co
 Of the undertaking is considerable, b.
 as the chamber of commerce and oth
 civic bodies are displaying interest in Il
 Improvement it doubtless will be carrie
 out Norwich is one of the most pr
 gressive cities in the state and the pc
 pie have reputation for doing things.
 Monster Lemon Shown,