Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-14
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vklsi(3tis MATTERS

Outdoor workers found Wednesdayis | mild weather to their taste,
 The Gales Ferry news appeared under ! sClark's Falls head Wednesday. Men are painting the waiting station l sl the Norwich State Tuberculosis Saia2 | tofilfi. AZ MsE1abrial dsy comes on Monday tnis ysat.. slndkxs the asth. win be specially l coffifnefnefsted.
 Mfs. .cEsfIss. 1sTia of West Wood: stock has shaifchassd the Charles Morse | farm st North Ashford.
 ,Joh1 H, Fits, hGs bsksh work on ths 1 ststS road uhdkr constfdcti6n between Hanbt6n And Brooklyn.
 Sunbeam Pufs Foods, tGs. v0tid,s best Austin Nichols & co. tkc., distfibdtors.- .-
 The Bulletin is hSldins several nswsti items becsuse they Wetes not Signed by the persons sending them.
 | f6xes 1t wsstt6fd, are getting bold. one ca1nk tS AfchA walkers back doof After a hen the other day.
 | Rsv. Albert DShRSil 6t Boston has ds.. Lciinsd { cali ssto bee6fH6 pastot Of the C6vshtfy CongfesatiSnsi parish. | At the nsid.xtsk setyics St ths .ttnits e,i Congregatiohsi church the subject iS to be The Parable of the Virgins. l Refef43nk. to. the dsath of f,r Jehh E. Doyle, fIsEtfofd papers. mention the fact that hss was in, business in Norwich I from 1881 to 1883.
 l Just HSsw thsfs ats 50 Sris6hsrs. tws 1 of them women, at Norwich county. jail
 Jaiier O. H. Main has started a garden of about i've acres, i tn at Sorth W6odstock the whfts C .HYt- s.. A
 the .hoiies they .oceIipx. eaeh season. They
 asuaily arrive about May i.
 The distribution of pay to the trolley
 Conn ecticut company is through the office at the Gfeeneville carhouse.
 License. yout dogs in the town clerk's office nov. one dollar extra after May 1st.-adv.
 Since the addition vas Built. t6 thee
 County Hons on Smith avenue, Norwich, the children at the Home have the fof-
 tiiet schoo1feof1s for playr66ffs.
 s Washington society. papers note that
 the Prince and Princess CSntacuzene, of
 Russia. Are quests 6t Mrs. Henry F. Dt-
 mock of Washington and South Coveh<
 try.
 Howard F Eiliot d tBs State police I department, m the interest ot the com
 f1issioner on domestic animals, was. ifi volpntowh recently, considering the 6cs E question.
 Ths second annual Connect:cut. ttafi : conference Of the Council of Jewish. Wo-
 @ It s A s ss ssiS ssask shs ]. .Fssstia tss ass s Tsi New Haven.
 Food sale, Honis chapter. KinEi f tDaughtess; Friday. April Is. at Ii 6'ei6ek C Thsyst Blds.-adv.
 Ths first of four .itincheSns whkA atI l. to be held this year under the sgspiesI tet thA Rockville Chafnber, of. Cofil1e fc, s has Been stnsiihcsd for Thutsday eyen : ing. April q.
 ,l i, Coli players, hays, rscei9ad word s the death in Carnoustie, Scotland, Marci l- 25, of John Henderson, at <utls time si i perihtendeft of tiis New Haven Aiii y Hattfofd golf clubs. Fl caanectictt fur ffnenn aEfss with deal CTS in neighboring states that the Amer e iAsn fur trade Will be hurt if tue rlai d nov before congress to put a tariff ei
 raw futs ih, followed 6at. eeI A Norwich Boy. ,Roy-C. .Phillips, sSn $ ' MT. and Mrs, E. Waltsr, Phillips. Of .Ls1i -' rel Hill avenue, continues his successful !. work. as, teacher of Spanish in the Stat ]. University of Wisconsin. at Madison 2 Ths Sewing class at Coventry will no
 meet for work again until some time ii s- May when, it's members will study milli t2 fisry under the direction of a Epecialis n. from the Connecticut Agricultural Col ,A lego at Storrs. 'n Annual assembly. of Franklin counci
 INo. s, R. & $, M,. at. Masonic Temple
 tonight at 7.So. Eiectioh. and installa Il tipn, of officers for new year. Report
 : of past yeat-adv
 ,S The Naank shipyatd used. to be D htis ,S place twsnty-fve years ago. The. ship Z. yard was then owned and .ftif by th
 Robert Palmer ..& Son shipbIlidfng e < and employed about 500, men Who tttn X ed out the strongest of craft nt Amateur astfononners here are, watch rd ing out for Winnecke's comet, the per
 odic, comet which approaches the earth a Id intervals of five years. and eight month $. and Will come -..ysky near. to the cart T in June and which mas beeh sighted.
 Several Conneetieut women have bee 6r appointed deiegates to the twenty-thir s- general court Sqf the National Societ ad of Daughters of Founders and Patriot E of America. to, De held today. CThursday <. at the Hotel Raleigh, Washington, D. 'o Don't forget the Broadway FiSh Ma, re ket for s nice sekkonk liver. shad kn
 large Nova Scotia lobsters. Rig ,variet
 and ohll fresh. Broadway Fish Marke @ 70 Bfoadway.-adv: A seventz-hve reiSttyes. and friends , MT. and Mrs. ,Eafi Fuller of soG1sts ga, them a surprise party the other evenin In the home of MfA. Fullet's sister, MT Bert D.. Cooley. During the evening II tewlyweds Tets presented $ dining roo
 Set
 II Tbe tilted statss civil ssfvics con
 mission anhouhces an. ekaminatiofi. ft junior technologiyt,. either sex wfthi teasonabie age lir1itss for, vacsrcies
 the bureau of standa rds, T. densrtne
 cofnfnerce, for duty in WashinktSn.
 "a ssa-' or '''svh'e'' at 'i's'0 to 'l'S''
 Aipine climbing is easy compared
 ths task of Norwich residents who ,u
 the convenient thoroughfafe called Do
 olSgy Lane, next to the former Secor Congregational church the decaye uneven steps are most unsafe, the raj
 wobbiy and the walks Badly Gut Of r
 pair.
 Ek4 coming May and June. whits sal Are stimulating the demand for kS6N1
 'this hue in several directions, nianufA lures of fine eottens in eastern C0nsieci , E cut hear, ranging from ordinary lines . fine .bleaehed cotton piece goods to elA , crate creations in underwear and hiEh !. wear for women.
 X Twenty faefnbers of,1 the Prokressi [ \ MissionAfy citib met wsdnssilay s}tS | noon with Ms ChafiEs. H. r6st, 6t M son place, Mrs. John E. Post rresilif . Mrs, Edwin Olcott descki6sd a reee
 missi6hsN iiieetins which She lad 2
 tended and there were readings by M