Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-03-16
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4sFwish. Wednesday, march 10, 1921.
VARIOUS MATTERS

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Several motorists from Norwich are in
Boston to attend the automobile show.
Men in the shore towns Of the state
are preparing for the shad fishing sea-
son.
1 Sunbeam pure foods, the worlds best.
Austin Nichols & Co, distributors adv.
4 Next Sunday, March 20, is to be every
member at-chdfch Sunday at the Central
Baptist church.\
Letters from New York continue to
bear the stampi Address your mail to
street and number
Shrubs and vines about town began to
bud in Tuesdays heat. the mercury
climbing to 90 degrees.
The handsome magnolia tree at Buck
ingham Memorial viii be in bloom un-
J usually early this spring.
The Holy Name society Of st Patrick's
church has requested memorial mass
Friday for John McGrath.
The valley division sectionmen on the
New Haven road have started to work
I'VE days week on the road
Thursday, St. .Patficl's day, masses in
st. Patrick,s church will be at and Q
o'clock, the latter 4 high mass.
Miss Hannah Eaton has sold her house
at Canterbury, now occupied by Mrs. Coy.
to Walter Sagera who will take possession
April 1st
Battery B (fstmefly ard Coz dance
at artnory. st. Patrick's night Hum
phfeys orchestra. Popular prices.-adv.
Steamer Canupie, on which Miss Amy
L. CoGEwell of Norwich was a pasEen-
ger, was reported at Point DeikArd
March 18th.
TIE pupils Of wheeler school, North
! stcnington, plan bazaar this. spring
Each class as well as the faculty expects
to have q booth.
Friday evening at the Community
house A sociable Social is planned by the
Womans guild for everybody of the
I United church parish.
The missions department of Park
church is planning food sale, as the
church is to raise about $500 for the first
] payment on its superintendent
At the meeting at Trinity Methodist
church Of the w. H. NJ. S. the program on
= Leadership is. to be in charge of Mrs.
y Dufie and Mrs. E. NJ. Newbury.
The American Woelen company, with
9 mills at Moostip Monday completed its
3 opening Of fan fabrics. for both the
q @Smen's and mems wear trades.
:. Whist at Buckingham Memorial by
" Catholic wonasns Club, Thursday, March
1 17Ah. Proceeds &c toward Irish freedom
y -adv
A Norwich visitor in Little Falls, N
al, was pleased Tuesday noon to find hef
Tuesday fn6tnihg's Norwich Bulletin
waiting for her at the postoffice there.
John W. Lord has been blowing in In.
dian meadow, Lords Point. The upturn.
! ed soil is quite as well conditioned fer 1
seed bed as in early May in ordinary sea.
sons.
The Otis library has prepared a con.
lVehient list of books on homes both colo
NAL and modern, their furnishings, alss
on the customs and costumes of the oldei
time.
A Plainheld young man, Philip Peter
son, Who has been for two months at
school in Boston, studying the cottoi
! Business, is now atshis home and engages
in RESEARCH work.
Many Connecticut town correspondent
note the arrival Of horses from the ives
this spring, showing that the autonobil
has not quite driven cut mans long tim
equine friend and helper.
Remember today is a Ash day at Pow
ers Bros. Fresh caught snslts an
Is shad, Noank steak cod, sea bass, Kin
ifiackerel live Holsters and scallops al
a few many varieties received.-adv
As The United States civil service cornmi.
sion announces an examination for hydro
IN graphers man, over % years of age, for
position in theteclamation service, Prov
: +. ILL.,, at sl,5O0 to 81. 500 a year.
- There is always big gallery to waite
, : the excavation for the new Schwart
w building in the rear of the former AUST
block, Where already there is a pile /
- stone big enough to build BfeakWate
The Man With the Hoe is getting bt,s
these pleasant days and dealers expe
VI that With SO many persons out of woi
Or on. Short time there will be an exit
demand for seeds for planting home ga
dens.
Involuntary petition IN banlktuptcv h;
been flied BY William B. Chandler
Grosvenordale, a storekeeper, with lii
bilities given as $14,2e1 and assets
sBs2S. The creditors are mostly u
state.
Connecticut will be represented at Il
- national convention Of the Parent-Teac
" ef and Mothers clubs which will be he
in Washington, %. c., April rs to 3
Topics of interest concerning child we
fare will be discussed.
A former Norwich resident, CHIEF De
patcher w. o. Sears, now of Daiibur
has been in Boston for two weeks q
gagged with other chief despatchers in a
ranging railroad schedules to conform
the daylight saving plan.
Norwich jewelers. get the tip that ii
sports wear idea has seemingly be,
carried over into the jewelry line, al
novelties prepared for the summer trai
SHOW vivid coi6fings Cherry red be;
necklaces are being freely bought.
At a recent patriotic social up at Uni,
L. M. Reed Cwho arrived in time. to u
the candle shutters he brought as an E
! hibit) brought the old Samuel Paul i,
Sign, dated 1911, which was used UNI
1874, when Mr.. Reeds family bought Il
inn and farm.
One of the most important meetin
held in the fur trade for some time to,
place in New York Tuesday in the roof
81 the American Fur. eDalers' associate
Several matters of Importance to 4
trade were discussed, among them ola
Of taxation now before congress.
The claim agents of the New Hav
railroad have been Unable to settle wi
those injured in the automobile wreck
the Valley crossing in saybrook a We
ago. Another unsuccessful effort w
made last week. Some 81 thoss ininr
we're cared for at Baekus hospital, n
wich
Three members Of the employment !
feau, Mrs. Francis A. Bidwen, cha
man, Mrs. Albert A. Clark and Mrs. "
liam A. Thompson, spent Tuesday aft
noon at the United Workers house. No
Washington street, cutting out work
the women Who take out this sew
weekly
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