Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30


 caused by Tuesday mornings freeze-up. but the change was so extreme as to cause anxiety as to repetftions that may occur a few weeks ~iater, when buds are out.
 Thomas MeDermott, who has success fully managed semi-professional baseball teams in this city ana at North Grosven- ordaIe for several years past, said Tues day morning that he has his plans all laid for putting fast team on the dia- mond this year. His seasons opening will be with Wiliimantic on May 15. It 1 is not likely that any April games will | be played. MT. McDermott was not ready on Tuesday to announce his lineup or other important moves relative to the team but says that his organizations will be credit to this section, as it has been | in the past half decade.
 I Deputy State Automobile Commission CT, John Macdonald of HsFtford was a visitor with relatives in Putnam on Tues 1 day se ,l..s
 There Is to be short calendar ses- sion of, the superior court here Friday morning, Judge James. H. Webb presid- ine. N,. I Misses Lorena and Elsie A Gallant re- l turned Tuesday from Hartford, where | they remained over Easter and attended the K. of c. ball Monday evening.
 Franklin Perry and ,Miron Perry were visitors in Hartford on Tuesday
 I State Oficers Howard A. Elliott, of
 Hartford, and John Edgarton. of willi- imantic, were visitors in Putnam Tues day Sporting goods houses in the city are finding lively demand for trout rods,
 lines and other such equipment. The . ason's fishing opens Friday morning The canvass for funds for relief in Ire i. land Is eoing steadily forward in Put . nam and Is meeting With gratifying sue ess. aNHTvKNN uHD.sr ! The Memorial day committee of Anseln Mayotte post. American Legion, is to meet
 this (Wednesday) evening at the rooms of the Arcanum club. The new, hours for visiting ward pa. l. ltients-2.3o to p. m.-become effectiv, 7 Friday, April 1, at the Day Kimball hos Local friends were at Webster Tues Eday afternoon, ito attend funeral services ,. for Frederick Aldrieh, who died in Wor !, cester and who formerly was residen of this citys
 l. Henry c. Hearn of southbridge was l. visitor with friends in Putnam Tuesday The meeting at which A. B. Meredith : state commissioner of education. was t f have given an address here this (Wed :. nesday) evening, has been postponed t l. Miss wrihelrnfna Frost of this city i
 to give piano recital at Providence thi E evening. A. E. Wilkinson, market garden spe ' cialist, is to be speaker at the Farmer ; Institute to be held at the Tourtellott :. Memorial High. school at North ,Grosven
 ofdale.' Friday of this week. The insti ute is to be from ] 0 a. m. Ito p. m. Windsor, Fl Clark is to discuss dair :, problems at meeting of Senexet grange {. Woodstock, scheduled for April S. ee Milk producers nereabouts are please S with the fact that the New Haven roa ts has not yet changed the schedule of run : ti ming its passenger trains and are Twin : in hope that this will not be done thi year.
 ', Complaints are coming in that tramp: ; with the coming of good weather, hay taken to the road and are begging fo 'i food from door to door, as in the day l. before the World war. -'-- st1 County Agent F. L. Davis will discus l. agricultural topics at a Farmers inst n ute to be held ~ in Eastford, tomorro' > h(Thursday).
 ' Isaac .Champeau was in Boston Tue: .s day on business trip.