Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-25
VARIOUS MATTERS

During Saturday dandelicns were sell ing in Norwich stores at 25c peck
 There will be special services in the Episcopal churches today, St. Marks day. Food and embroidery sale, this after noon, 3 to 5, T. A. B. han-adv.
 Two handsome beds of panises are ad- mired in the grounds at the Norwich Elks' home.
 Tine flowers in the United church pull pit Sunday were ins memory or MISE Gertrude Lines Aiiez. Miss Ethel Strand of Putnam was weekend guest of her aunt, Mrs Dudley Wells of WetheFsield. License your dogs in the town clerks office now. One dollar extra after May irst-adv.
 During Sunday afternoon the reading room at the Otis library was in charge of Miss Harriet G. Cross. The pupils in the schools of the town of Holland are practicing for field day which will be held in June. Some beautiful tulips at the ohme of John E. Ramage, on Thirteenth street. have been admired during the season Outside three or four big jobs which were started year ago there is practic- all a stagnation in building in New Lon don.
 NE. A. Boys alee club concert. Mon day, April 25, at 8 p. m., at Slater hall. adv.
 Howard fucker has returned to Groton after spending several days as the guest of his sister, Mrs R.. R. Chapman of Ivoryton.
 A woman's club was organized last week at Somers in the home of Mrs Walter B. whitlock with twenty-six members.
 It is announced that Rev. Alexander H. Abbott of the United Congregational church is to address the Goshen club at an early date.
 A good representation of the parish 1 Holy Name society received Holy Com munion at the early mass in St Patrick s church Sunday.
 A rainy Saturday tried the temper of l the merchants, although the crowds in the streets did not appear to mind the un- certain April weather. 1 Rev. Albany Smith, the evangelist. whc recently moved back to Noank from ! Westfeld, N. J., has been holding a se- ries of revival meetings in Augusta, Ga. It is mentioned by the Stondngton Mir TOT that Capt. Louis L. Wilcox is, al f Lords Point from Putnam and is assist ing Edward Clark in improvements on Camp Boulder. | N F. A. Boys Glee club concert. Mon, day, April 25, at 8 p. m., at Slater hall adv.
 A sunny afternoon brought out the | cars in numbers Sunday and Traffic Of hcer Albert Lanphere. at the bank corn CT, was kept on the ,aleet during some busy hours.
 1 Teachers from Connecticut were ir | New York when the Classical Associa- tion of the Atlantic States held it's if \ teenth annual meeting at Hunter colleg' Friday and Saturday.
 Merchants here find that the feature O the business now being down in knitted novelties for women IS the demand fol capes made of fine worsted yarns witt brushed collars and fronts. | R. B. S. washburn of Norwich wh, recently purchased the William Dormar cottage in Pine Grove, Mantle has rent l ed the cottage to MT. Simester of Bos ton who was in the Grove last season.
 N. F. A. Boys Giee club concert, Mon day. April 25, at p. m., at Slater hall i adv.
 The valley local freight will make thu round trip to Hartford daily instead o to Middletewn as reported from Say brook The fact is the turn-table at Mid dletown is not large enough for big en zines.
 During Sunday afternoon, Rutheffort c. Plaut of the Plaut-Cadden Co.,, wh has just returned from trip to Honolulu spent a short time down town and wa given cordial welcome home by nearl every peEson he met.
 The first informal luncheon of tn year under the auspices of the RoclSvill chamber of commerce will be held Thurs day evening. President Alfred Rosen berg has announced as the speaker. Lieu tenant Governor Charles Templeton About 125 are expected.
 The Daughters of the American Revc lution, ein their Thirtieth National Con gress in Washington unanimously passe a resolution indorsing the $2,000,0 campaign of the committee for Light - houses for the Blind, organized by Mis- Wilfred Holt of New York
 Buy your dahlia toes of W. F. Browr 46 Palmer street Very choice varietie. 12 for $1.o0 and 12 for s2.oo. Phon 1 1468-5.-adv.
 At Washington, D. C., Saturday even ing, Mrs. Henry F. Dimock of Sout Coventry entertained large dinner com pany in compliment to Senor Don G Borges the secretary of state of Ven ezuela, and members of the mission ac companying him to Washington.
 At New London within the next wee an organization will be effected by tn proponents of the new council -mnaage charter for the purpose of putting tn charter across. The men who favor tn charter will be opposed with all tn strength that the city administration ca muster.
 The new pastor of Trinity Methods church. Rev. Robert L. Roberts ar nounced to his people Sunday that TriI ity expects It's pastor to do his be which is we'll. and the pastor expec Trinity to do her best, which is also we and that each should try to meet the. mutual expectations
 Before the members of Narraganse council, No. 21, K. of C., of Westerl
 W. Lester O'Brien, superintendent of t
 Shore Line Electric Railway eompan
 gave as the causes for the failure
 many trolley lines in the country the U
 just system of taxation and fixing of u
 fare rates by municipalities.
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