Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-19

VARIOUS MATTERs

evening.
 Additions to an water bnl. after the 2eth.-adv.
 Small boys ih school win declaim Paul Revefe's Ride today, April 18th.
 The Thursday club Of Moosup is toI meet with Mrs. v. F. Sheldon April 2lth.
 The Asril showers ot Monday chanr- cd to snow and sieet during the late aft ernoon.
 Sunbeam. Pure Foods. the worlds best. Ask your grocer for this brand.-adv.
 Nurserymen in this vicinity are hav- ing soed demand for young fruit trees this spring.
 Tonight. April 18th. the Camp Fire Girls are to hold q meeting and supper att Community house. K. P. Psrters book. Japan; the Rise Sf Modern Power. is among recent sc- eessi6hs at the otis library.
 Rev, victor V Sawyer has been re- turned as pastor cf the Rockville Meeho- dist church for another year Women of the Meossheart Legion. Chapter 1t4, Moose Home, tonigbt-adv. Ausustds Spauiding and family of Brooklyn. Conn, are to occupy the Small place on the Wauregan road 1 The mercury did not rise above 4e ldeefses Monday ana in many h0nsehezas furnace nres were started up again.
 Mrs. Charles C. Treat is the appointed leader of the women's prayer meeting at the Central Baptist church this week. Tie Connecticut Music Teachers asso- eiatfon is toobserve "wednesday as wis lting day in the public schools of Hart l ssfd.
 Trsmas E, Clark ef sioomneld is build- l ing substantial garage on the rear i ef hia let on Iznkworthy avenue. at Lords Point.
 l An azniversary requiem high mass fo. | Mrs. Helena Cote was sung in St. Pat I rick's church Monday at o'clock by Rev. Philip J. Mooney
 License your dogs in the town clerk. l efhcs now. One dollar extra after Maj l nrst.-adv
 I The Shore Line Electric Railway com, l panp is shipping three more of it's ron Ing stock from Saybrook. This consign
 ment goes to Holyoke, Mass.
 The gardener at the residence of form
 er Mayer Frederick L. osgood on Wash
 inktoh street has the customary hand
 serne border of pansies in the grounds |I Mrs Patrick oNeii, of Dayvfrie while moving blankets from the clothes line tripod over the clothes pole. re
 ceiying | bad fall causing a brokei wrist
 Gfswers sf teaoAss throughout th
 state stated 1t the week end that every thing seemed propitious and bnnpe
 crop is expected. the trees being fl
 bloom.
 | Connecticut members of the Kuo Mi ] Tang the Chinese Natlinaiist party, hay been celebrating the election of Dr. Su Yet Sen to the presidency Of the Reput
 lie Of China.
 Annual meeting City Onion, King
 Daughters, tonight, at 3, In Cemmunit
 Heuse.-adv. /
 Notification has been received ths4 th
 eighteenth annual session of the North
 field Summer School of Religious Edu
 cation Is te be held from July 20 to 2 in East Nerthneld. Mass.
 At East Killingiyea rly in March, Lou
 Shenield began te spade up his garde
 and plant peas. beets. cabbage, lettuc,
 radishes, etc. Everything he planted 1
 up and coming right along. rl Delegates are being appointed ts d tend the session of the grand lcdg
 ef Connecticut L o. o. F., which I to epen il, Foets Guard hall. HartfcrS
 Wednesday, May 18th, at ten o'clock An Amston young man. James Noye who Is with the New Haven road at Ne Haven, is to leave for California toda, : the 18th, and will marry Miss Eeoi
 Kennedy Of Santa Monica. Cal, the 2e,
 of April
 | Lee L. Breckway of Hadlyme caus, T n season and is still having good Inc n every day. He went out a short tin 1t Monday last and came home with eigi l. large ones.
 'el Additions ts all water bills after i r 3eth.LAdy.
 r 4 hearing win De held wednesday , "a the agricultural committee of the gene ls al assembly on the bill relating t ,e gambling ct fairs The hearing will ,S on the original bill to which have bes
 added two amendments.
 The United States Civil Service GOT
 mission announces an examination f = metal<wordng pressman. male. over years of age, in the Equipment Shops :, the Fostofiice Department, Washingtc 1G1 D. C.. at s5.42 a day ic An effective arranEement of scar] ly and golden tulips in a ribbon bord e- against a background Of decorative eve ,n greens. at the home of R. O. Lfbbe n- 121 Broadway. has been attracting . q tention for the past few days.
 St. James Lodge, No. 2c, F. & A. l n- works the first degree at Masonic Tel " pie tonight, at 7.se.-hlv.
 Rev. | E. Terry. of New London h
 been visiting his brother-in-law. Ad.
 t4nt Wilbur, of the Danbury Saivati es Army, and spoke at the open air serv
 cf that orEanizatien Saturday event .. and at the services Sunday evening The report of the United Work, ial shows that of 11e patients examined mt the free Tuberculosis clinic held by ] by Hugh B. Campbell during the year, si- were found to be positive cases B, c. he tact; s2, suspicious; and 24 negative.
 An auction was held in Plainfeld
 Vine Palmer at the so-called Suu
 place recently Mr. Palmer Is to z ~, up farming and is to tour Kansas u settle in Albany, N. Y. MT. Squire, ..s former owner is coming back to the ia N to live, 1t Is said aIe Battery B dance at armory, Frid ce. April ,22. Feltcorn & Shepherd orch 5e- tra. Popular prices.-adv. ,ts Under the new regulations, the Val
 freight train will make round t
 daily from Middletown, which will be ty- Headquarters. Saybrook Point station | l. |. .1.x Nv