Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

Small white pea beans at the Mohican, 3 lbs for 15c.-adv
 By tomorrow, the 2oth. the days length will have increased trife oyer three hours.
 Steamer Canopic, in which there is Norwich interest, Is reported from Genoa March 18th.
 Men are renovating the office of Judge of Probate Nelson J. Ayling in the Nor wich city ha11.
 Albert Zinbo of Fabyan has bought a farm in Dudley and expects to move with his family there soon. During Friday the courthouse flag was at half mast for Manuel J. Fields, jani- tor of the building since 1871.
 Noted Danish seeress, Thora Peterson, | Spiritual Academy Sunday-adv. The young people of the Central Bap- | tist church will conduct a song service at the Backus hospital Sunday from SS0 to 4.3o D, m. The first dandelion of the season is claimed to have been picked at Moosu' by Anthony Paranzino, who found a beauty March 10th. A months mind requiem high mass for Mrs Herbert W. Lucas was sung in St. Patrick's church Friday at o'clock by Rev. Myles P. Calvin.
 There was no opposition before the legislative committee on claims Thursda, ] to the bills making an appropriation for 1 the Norwich stat hospital. The concluding Lenten sermon at St. Patricks church tomorrow (Sunday) evening will be on St Patrick and the choir will sing Irish melodies.
 Sunbeam Pure Foods the worlds best Ask your grocer for this brand.-adv.
 Selectman E. D. Caulkins of Old Lyme | has had the road leveler with four horses attached on the roads through Silltown, putting the roadways in good order. Charles Phillips. who has been in East ford all winter with his sawmill and his gang of men, expects to finish in a couple of weeks and move back to Canterbury.
 Fish sale at Church Bros Fresh caught shad 35c a pound Shad roes soc a pair. Lobsters S5c a pound.-adv. A correspondent mentions that a for mer Norwich resident, Henry W. Branche of Hartford, is at Lords Point for a while, doing some work on his cottage Roxmont.
 Miss Doris Paine supervisor of music in the Stonington schools, has been en. gagged as soprano soloist and leader oi the singing at the morning services a , the Congregational church in Nortf Stonington,
 ) It is noted at Hartford that Mrs Frank S. Shekleton with her children O Rowe avenue has returned from months stay with her mother Mrs. w. H 3 Kneeland, in Columbia, who has beel seriously ill.
 State Senator James H. MacDonald 0 New Haven, a former state highway com : missioner and well known in Norwich, i | in St. RaphaeTs hospital, having bee ] taken there Monday night suffering iron hemorrhage of the stomach. 's Dainty hand made collars, handker chiefs, novelties, cards for aster a | Women's Exchange. Order hot eros buns.-adv.
 | The European red mite, a destructiv pest, discovered last summer in man l | Connecticut orchards is the subject of warning to orchardists issued by Dr. VI E, Britton, entomologist of the Stat Agricultural Experiment station. Today, March 18th, is the feast day St. Joseph, honored in the Catholic churc as foster-father of the Saviour, mod head of the Christian home, guardian Christ and His mother. and patron / carpenters and workingmen in general - An East Ki1ffngly correspondent writes For good girl' sounds old fashione 5 But it must have sounded pretty good 1 Mrs. Len Gordon when lawyer sent h, a check for s1,0oO. It was the legac
 Mrs. Keech left her, and was a su
 prise. Tickets for the Knights of Colunb1 ball. March S1st, are on sale at Sisk drug store, Quinn & Desmond's, Allir
 Rubber Company, Lee & Osgood's, ar
 James A. Dunn s.-adv
 At the request of the Holy Name S
 ciety requiem high mass for John
 McGrath was offered in St Patrick
 church Friday at 8 o'clock, members
 the society being among those in atten
 ance- Rev. James A. Broderick sang t
 mass.
 Merchants in certain lines always do
 big business in the sale of Easter gif+
 Yearly the demand increases, not alo
 for religious emblems, booklets, marke
 and the like, but gifts of jewelry, flowe1
 candy, gloves, neckwear, etc., do much
 help trade.
 A learned paper by Dr. Joseph
 Amber, N. F. A., 1907, Yale. 1910, S
 of Mrs. Chester G. Ambler of Norwic
 appears in the annual chemical numb
 of the New York Journal of Commer,
 Dr. Ambler is government chemist
 Washington.
 Lobster just arrived at the Broadw .-, Fish market to stay for the seasc - with prices the lowest as usual. Ii 'er lobster, h. 4oc; boiled lobster, h. 45 3s. also nice stripe bass just caught 'lb 40 u- Delaware Rive roe shad ID. soc inclu l.. ing roe, or 40c lb. without roe. Bros way Fish Market, 40 Broadway.-adv. " "' At the state office of Collector of n- ternal Revenue Walsh in Hartford 4
 mail rush, which had brought in ov
 5,2oo returns of income tax by register
 mail, to say nothing of thousands of
 turns by ordinary postage, fell off Thu day with a slump.
 -" Since a fire in Rockville Tuesd
 which caused a loss of about S9o.0 - when the grain elevator of the Rocky
 Grain and Goal company was destroy
 considerable interest has been arou 1S- in the proposal to buy needed mo
 pumping apparatus.
 The United States civil service comm
 sion announces for March 23 and 24
 examination for forest assistant, male
 female, age over 20, for vacancies in
 forest service, department of agricultr
 and in the Indian service, department m the interior, at s1,2eo to s1,soo a year 0 It is feared that a Rockville. m . Thomas Blake, who met with a seri accident on Monday while at work at
 plant of White-Corbin company, may
 the sight of his eye. He was openin,
 box when nail flew, striking his (
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