Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 7.1S o'clock this | evening.
 Read Hagberg's special offering of silk and tricotfne dreeses.-adv. Friday afternoon's heavy showers caught many shoppers unprepared. Today (Saturday) Is to be Tag Day for the benefit of district nurse for Moosup.
 The selectmen have aprcinted Frank " Hazard of East oneco town forest | fire warden.
 Sunbeam Pure Foods. the worlds best l Ask your grocer for this brand--adv. G. F. Shepard has sold his farm at West Stafford to Mrs. Eugene Chapman l of Simsbury.
 The two grade crossings in Nosak | village are now guarded by crossing tenders from 5 2, M. until Ii D. nj. Thad Wilson has returned home to Canterbury, after month, spent on his nrusk-rat farm in northern New York.
 Supper at Preston City Baptist church. Monday, May ?: Excellent program
 Tomorrow k Rogation Sunday, for cen turies day of special prayers In the Catholic church for Gods blessing on the new crops.
 I Up at Bolton huckieberry bushes are so filled with blossoms as to make one wonder where they all find room enough to cling to the bush
 License your dogs in the town clerks office now. One dollar extra after May frst-adv:
 l At a meeting at the home of Mrs . Charles H. Allen this week the repub- . lican women of Rockville formed the HYov, A,-a- A "a. A. 7 The Canp Fire Girls met Friday ev- ening in the lecture room of the Unit ed church, In charge Of their. guardian, Miss Esther Allen, working on baskets, Basket sale, twoman's Exchange, great reduction in price. Tie Twist, s9c g spool-adv.
 May 10th the annual meeting of the New London County Association of Con- : gregational Churches and Ministers is te be held at the Greeneville Congregation al church.
 Half ton live Holsters on sale today, c Osgood's wharf reasonable prtce.-adv. Q By invitation of the Bridgeport mem. hers. the annual meeting of ths State tn. dertakers association will be held 1T Bridgeport in September.
 Five per cent already added to watel ' bills and 50 cents will be a, led to al f unpaid bills after May 1.-adv. a Thomas Simons of stafrordville is tn d pessessor of a hen that has made, 2 = record by laying three eggs in one day 2: One was perfect egg and two wer, Il soft shelled.
 Incubator chicks from Tennessee an,
 Ohio and other points west continue f be received by parcel post at. the Nor T. ,wich post office. to fill orders from tn n suburban sections.
 V Get your shad, lobster and clans her
 for SuUday Broadway Fish Market 40 Broadwa%.-advssa
 After occupying the hall adjoining tn
 Austin block for over thirty years No, ! wien Holiness Mission has transferre is to new quarters, the former Forester le hall, 233 Main street.
 At the annual meeting. of the Ma ne tional Academy of Design held wedne; d. day in New York. the Academfcians rt 1e elected included Dewitt M Lockman, s, summer resident of .Windham. ', Battery B dance. arrory Norwich 'A Friday, May 6. Humphreys novelty O
 chestra. Popular prices.-adv. s-l .-1 It is claimed that Claude Graham Fe White, the noted British. aviator, hs to recommend to the British governmel Id the sea sled boat, which is being but by. the Sea Sled company at Mystic, - $500 silver plated Gillette razors
 $2.4s. The Lee and osgood Co.-ady. i About 200 more employees are workii
 at the New London silk mill of the Brat ard & Armstrong Co.,, than a month az
 The mill is operating on a full tin
 schedule and the dyehouse on overtin
 Don't fail to hear McEnnellys fano'
 singing orchestra of Springfe at Ba
 tery B dance, Thursday, May 12.-ad
 The United States Civil Service cor
 mission announces an examination f
 telephone operator on May + at Ne - York. Vacancies in the Federal servi
 at New York, N. T., at $500 to $1,ot
 per annum.
 A firm from Worcester is installing
 vacuum system at the plant of the Ce
 tral Worsted company at Central V
 lage- The company is very busy at ore AS ent making high grade worsted goo for suir1nsb. , More than $40 was realized as the l
 suit of the ;playlet Deacon Dubbs
 given recently by the pupils of the H ng Hill and North Somers schools T
 money will be used to buy phonogra
 fer the schools.
 = Five per cent already added to wal A bills and 50 cents will be added to
 unpaid bills after May 1.-adv. Newcs comes to dealers here that
 question of holding a fall opening fur garments is now being discuss H by those who took part in the recent F Fashion Show held at the Hotel Co
 modore, in New York
 Local nni1liners get the tip that
 small straw hat will be launched as
 seasons favorite, scording to metrop,
 tan indications. Within 8 week. the
 tail stores will be showing this .sty
 Besides it's dimensiona1 feature, a n
 city win be the new braids furnish
 Believing three weeks absence. cs
 Charles T. Potter has returned to Norv
 having been In Richmond, Va, wh
 for twelve days he conducted evarSe
 tic services three times a day in
 three missions maintaind by Charles
 Gootee, . netSele welfare worker
 that city.
 The Ceunecticut State League
 Nursing Educatien has cpened st - nurse recruiting headquarters at s5 H TT street, New Haven each city in the si A Is to have Its own committee and ca o+ on a campaign of education for the I VI pose of interesting young women in ld profession.
 A food sale heM Friday morning y. the Thayer building by the Prerres uy Missionary club, in charge of :" Charles S. Hewitt, chairman, Mrs, to B. B> Cranston and Mrs. William
 wightnan. netted s34 e7- which was Il L