Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-09
VARIOUS MATTERS

F Light vehicle lamps at s.51 this epe- ming, |
 The. April moon vas new Friday, st |
 Up atsEast KiHhgfy, Almond Bartlett | Is the first to start the lawn-mcwer.
 At Ledyard,. Judge s. E. Holdredgs ale ready has a quarter of an acre of straw berries planted.
 The advance of 1921 is indicated by the fact that c. A R. posts are already making plans for. Memorial day.
 Fish sale: shad 15c D.; fancy eorned beef Sc; plate beet, Sc plenty lcbsters and round clans at Church Bros.-adv. i Since, the close of Lent the daily pa.- | isha mass in St. Patrick's church each morning is at o'clock instead of S.,
 The Moosup girls club has contributed l $25 each to the Aldrich Free public li- brary and the fMeosup Fire Department, No: 1.
 | So far this spring Postmaster John P. Murphy has received no government seeds for free distribution from the Nor wich office. An Essex correspondent noaAs that Thomas Dickinson, of Mystic, Is visit ! ing at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Martin Wright.
 l MT. and Mrs. .Wm. P. Barstow have soEd their house in South Windham and will move to Mrs. Barstow's house west ef the railroad at Pfainfeid.
 City people are coming into Connecticut in search of farms much earlier than usual this year, the back-to-the-land i'm pulse appearing extra strong.
 | A correspondent at Dayviile mentions that Mr. and Mrs. A., J. La&hrop are en- tertaining the formers mother, Mrs. P. L. Lathrop of North Coventry.
 l. At a, teachers meeting this week at i; Toliand, inA the Hicks Memorial School, work in ,-teacher training was discuss ed by Superintendent Leon c. Staples.
 Special for Saturday. Native shad, lb. 25c; large Nova Scotia lobster, lb. 45c. Broadway Fish Market, 40 Broad way-adv.
 Chief Howard L. Stanton. of the Nor
 wien fire department addressed a com n1unity meeting at Colchester Wedne esday
 evening on the fire prevention needs of
 any village.
 Mir and Mrs. Harry Branche and MT.
 and Mrs. William Stinson motored from
 Norwich to Lords Point recently and
 were dinner guests of Charles H. Collins at the Athol.
 At the request of Mrs Peter o'Neill
 memorial mass for her brother, John
 Mahoney, who died m Ireland. was sung
 in St. Patricks church Friday at e.
 clock by Rev. Myles P. Calvin.
 An Ekonk man, John Tanner, pur.
 chased fine pair of oxen last week He
 took them to blacksnith's and one was
 choked to death in the sling that wa used while 1t was being shod.
 The seventy-hft anniversary celebra
 tion of the Central Village Congregation. al church, also meeting of the Soutf Windham six church conference will b.
 held at Central Village Tuesday, Apri
 IS.
 Sunbeam Pure Foods the worlds best
 Ask your grocer for this brand.- .-adv. A freight car at Sterling railroad sta
 tion was relieved of two cases of clotl belonging to the United States Finishin, Company the other night. The cases con
 tained goods valued at from $1200 t
 $15eo.
 Don't forget, the, Baked Bean ant
 salad supper, tonight, from to s, il
 the I. O.. o. F. Hall. S5c.-adv. At the new cottage of the superin
 tendent of Norwich State Tuberculosi
 Sanatoriun1, Dr. Hugh B. Campbell tn
 grounds have been graded and deoors
 tive everEreens have been set out thi spring.
 The Brooklyn Woman's club has elect 7 ed the following officers: President, MT: Fl S. Irving. Frink ;' vice, president, Mrs
 Henry, w.; Maine secretary. Miss Fran Ices L.. Palmer; treasurer, Mrs. J. Dye Potter.
 The United States civil service con mission :, announces an examination fo shop apprentice boys, IS. to IS, for va cancies in the bureau of standards, de partment of commerce, Washington, C., at $72o a. year. '..i ....;- Noted test medium, Mrs Billing Spiritual Academy, Sunday.-adv. The records show that in 1sso the raj of wages for agricultural labor, wa fixed at 8 1-S cents a day with boar z or IS 2-3 cents without board, the lal ter being also the harvest field rate. ] a 1888 farm laborers were paid II; cerr I a day with board. The best get 25 cen without board; mowers were paid cents day.
 I A protesting wire guard stretche about the excavation at the rear of tl $ new Schwartz, property on Main stree z bears a warning to people using ti z Roman Steps to keep away from dange S Friday was good example of the il S ferior brand of drizzly weather whi, 3 l April can furnish when 1t tries-althous grass and foliage appeared to like 1t.