Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-24


 Austin Nichols & Co. Inc. distributors.-I adv.
 A cottage at Poquetanuck drawbridge, which has been burned several times, be- cause So near the railroad bears the significant sign, The Phoenix.
 The March White Ribbon Banner an- nounces that the next National conven ton of the ". c. T. U. will be held in San Francisco, Aug. 1924. 1921.
 As is customary, the Good Friday of fering in the Catholic churches will go toward the fund for restoration and pres ervation of sacred places in the Holy | Land.
 Delegates from Connecticut will attend | the annual convention of the Internation- | al Garment Manufacturers Association, | which is to De held in Cleveland May 10 to 13 Battery B Mardi Gras and dance al Armory, Norwich, Easter Monday night, I Smiths orchestra.-ady. The St0nington Mirror notes that peep | frogs were heard for the first time March F and cfocuses were in bloom at Lords l Hill the same date, seventeen days ahead of last year.
 | At Dayvilie, Mrs. Myrtice B. Blanch- ard, president of the Womans Relief Corps, entertained recently Mrs. Gertrude M. Westervelt, department president of the w. R. c.
 The information comes from Hartford to the effect thaS 1z0.0o0 residents of iConnecticut have filed income returns and the aggregate of their tax payments is in excess of nine million dollars l To date the licenses issued in Connec- ticut are: Motor vehicles, 72,135 motor cycles 73s; public service cars. 1,o1o. The number of jitney drivers licenses is greatly in excess of last year. Give us your order for real fresh. 4 fish and you will not be disappointed. Open all. day Good Friday. Powers Bros
 Phones 114 or 7T7.-adv. ! Seed merchants report many sales in the last few days. Experts warn against putting the seeds in the ground t o ear- ly, as there is more cold weather in store before the warm weather is here to stay.
 The senate this week approved the bill authorizing the Wilmington Cemetery As sociation, in addition to the rights and powers now possessed by it, to take over
 the cemetery property of the Moose Mea-
 dow cemetery.
 l. It is understood that the judiciary com
 mittee will present dividend report on } the civil service reform bill A majority
  . was before 1915. A minority will favor B an amendment.
 : At Old Lyme, Thomas Bah has pur chased from Nelson Appleby the old
 school house which MT. Appleby bought : from the town, several years ago. Mir . Ball will move it ts his land and re- , model 1t into a tenement
 Tickets for the Knights of Columbus ball. March 31st, are on sale at Sisk's
 drug store. Quinn & Desmond's, filling L Rubber Company, Lee & Osgood's, and f Names A. Dunp's.-adv.
 s The Robinsons Of Hebron had two sheer ,. killed and three badly bitten by dogs re n !cently. One of the sheep killed had tws $ lambs three years ago, three lambs tws s years ago, and two lambs last year. Tn, 2. nock is very fine one. ' A short calendar session of the super
 for court. Judge George E. Hinman O A Willimantic presiding, will be held a ,, Danbury this (Thursday) morning instea, 7 of Friday, the usual short calendar day
 as Friday is legal holiday.
 All day Wednesday an interested gal
 lery watched a score or so Uf lively chick n in one of the show windows at Lee & Os goods, as the lively fluff balls were o n rainbow hues. having been colored to ad rs vertise popular brand of dyes. | . The figures of the receipt of the Con ,e nectfcut motor vehicle department fror ,e January to March 10 indicate that tn " receipts for the year will amount to owe re 32, 900 ,O00. Up to March 10 the reeeip
 amounted to $1,330,327.54 as aga:ns
 about 31,e47,es2 for the same period las V year.
 .. The United States Civil Service Com mission announces an examination fo F iron workers, 20 to 50 years of age. dn Ih der the supervising chief engineer GUS
 tom house building, New York, at $1;32
 year. Appointees may be allowed tn
 increase granted by congress of $20
 month
 MT. and Mrs Clarence Perkins. c
 Norwich have been in Westbrook wit se Mrs. L. N. Stevens, who acompanie
 them home Sunday. Their mother, MT
 James Perkins, returned to Norwic
 where she is to be cared for at the hon
 of her son, after many months sta n- with Mrs. Stevens.
 ss It is. expected that Norwich D. A. ] in chapter will be represented at the We n- Hartford conference March 2S-30 by u x regent, Mrs. Elisha E. Rogers Mrs V Ise S. filling, Mrs. A. N. H. Vaughn, MT ng Hezekiah Perkins Mrs. Louis A. wheele tis Mrs. Harry A. Higgins, Mrs Charl is Twist and possibly others. ch Recent word from Mrs. Dickson j hhee Leavens (Marjorie Browning. N. F. ne 'esl, who is in Changsha, China, stat that she will start for America on flu lrv loush in July, coming by way of Su nT and reaching Norwich ii September Bo get Mr. and Mrs Leavens are members of the Yale-In-China faculty, the Acaden tn. ,n. Journal notes,
 nd At the coming fur action in New To Ine which Conneaticut men will attend t s.e le skins offered will include those of mo fin 52s, 600; 3ss, ,ae0 nIuskrat, of which 9,0 or are blacka. g7s.6J5 opessuas 1ss, e ax- skunk, and 1ls. ooo naarmot. Among t ,g. so-eaiisd fancy furs will be 1, 100 Rdssi gy sahIa eae naaftan S96 bAu1a marts