Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-03-26

VARIOUS MATTERS
Light vehicle Lamps at sas o'clock tt4a
evening.
Norwich stsees were seffinx native
eggs at a. eests during Friday.
PieEsty q large Neva Scotia holsters
at the broadway Fish Market.-adv.
The Offering In the Catholic church
es Of the state Easter Sunday VIII be
for diocesan charities.
According to the Mocsnp Journal
during the week one woman IA that town
canned 80 cans Ct beet.
with the Fast Day mercury reading
- degrees, sales & warm weather gar
merits got the needed punch.
Enaerssn DAVIS has finished the win
ter shert course at Stcrrs college and
b at his heme at West Staftor1.
Gangs Of TIE S. Of V. are choosing
delegates b attend the eacanapzaent to
Be heaa h DERBY, April ze-21.
Sunbeam Pure Foods, the weridAs
best Ask ysur Erecer fer this brand
adv.
As calendar day for April, FRIDAY
reegndseA abeut an equal preportien Of
SRzshtne, ciouds and high tesrerra-
ture.
At ren&nA. forest IRE Monday on
the land formerly owned by Horatio
Pease burned over about twenty-five
acres.
Dealers here are gratifed at the de-
mxnd fer spring fur pieces which. VIII
be WsEn % much when women dispense
VITA coats.
A member Of the Italy American So
ciety Of New York, on the executive com
mtttee, is Hamilton Itolt, a Woodstock
summer resident
Capt. John e. Blackburn and his men
are giving the spring painting and
slichng-up to the engine-house of Chem
ieal Ne. 1, on Main street.
Supper! Preston City Congregation
al church, Tuesday evening, March %.
adv.
The current Norwich Free Academy
Journal mentions that Misses Helen Ris-
ley and Beulah Carpenter are among
new members of Delta Sorority.
Connecticut since the last census has
made a larger percentage of growth
than the United States as a whole, and
the population is now 1,sse.ss1.
Nest Of the country roads are now
in fairly good condition for travel. This
is the first time in years that the frost
has left the ground at such an early
date.
That Norwich and vicinity consumed
big number Of Hot Cross buns Good
Friday may be Judged by the fact that
Andrews bakery alone turned out 1000
| dozen.
VIII Widow who called sts Friday,
telephone again to-day, early az pos
| sible?-adv.
Some big hay, ricks In the fields at
Preston Plains indicate that the demand
for fodder has been less, this mild WIN
| ter. than during the long, severe sea.
son last. year.
A two-day millinery school was held
| in Sterling recently. One weman made
| copy Of $3.50 hat which she had
seen IN Providence and the materials
| cost her SAFE
Deiegates to the state convention t.
| be held in Norwich next month were
elected at special business meeting d
the Danburys Universalis 7. P c. U
Thursday evening.
Rehearsas are progressing at stat.
ford Springs for st. Edwards nlfnstre
performance to be given in April. The
cast has been coached by George A
| Bartlett of Willimantic
Reading by Joseph Lincoln on April
at osgood MEMORIAL Parish House. Tick
cts at Cranston's.-sdv
A handsome sofa pillow made b,
George r. Clifford, head Of a department
m the Boston Store, has been donated b,
Mr.. Clifford to be disposed of for the ben
eft Of the Irish Relief Fund
Cotton textile manufacturers in tht
section have been notified that the as
sembly of the World Cotton Conference
will be held at Liverpool and Manches
ter; England, on June IS to %.
Don't forget the baked bean suppe
tonight, given by Rebekahs In the L o q
F. hall, 35c.-adv.
booklet entitled Mismated and rba
One Odd Glove. issued by The Door o
Hope Mission, New York, is devoted t
commentator of the mission work an
unbounded faith Of Capt. Charles T. Pot
ter. of Norwich.
There rs project under the auspice
Of the Thursday club to secure a distric
nurse for the village Of Moosup and our
! lying districts. The club has at nres
ont $3.50 received from the sale Of Re-
Cross Christmas seals
The Daughters Of Veterans will ..,o,d
dance Monday evening, March 2sth. a
Buckingham Memorial Old and raoder
dances.-adv.
The United States Sivil Service com
mission announces an examination fo,
. superintendent Of maintenance, nan, u
to bS years Of age, in the Ordnance De
nartment at Large, Raritan Arsenal, Me
tuchen, N. J., At $500 to $1,000
year.
Plans Of the wcnen's Christian Tern
pefsnce Unien 10 double. it's nationa
membership do not mean that the or
sani7ation eontempiates a national can,
paign In support Of blue Sunday. ac
ccrding to Mrs. Margaret Munne, nation
Ia treasurer. N-e-'
Farm labor ie relatively plenttfrl tb,
year, reports from all parts of ~
esrztTy to the Department Of Aeric,I,
tnFe are said to show. This. sit1,a tie
contrasts with year ago, when the Ia
Dor E4pply IN all sections was far he
lew the demand.
Tickets fsr the Knights Of coIur,A,,
ball. March 31st. are on sale 1T sisk,
drag store, Quinn Desnon6's AMI,
Rubber Company, Lee 4 os,oa7ss a.
James A Dunns.-aAv.
GSveFner Everett J. Lake and his -,
including Major F, Russell Smith.
NerW4eh, VIII pay a visit to Danhur
sn TIE evening Of April Is, for the mn,
pese Of inspecting Battery D, e A e
81 the Conn ecticnt National Guard. Ar
Is b Patriots Day.
MBter Henry Rieewasser. som ~ ssr-
mel Rieevasser, Of Central village.
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