Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-13

servaeA, Wednesday, ADsli is. lssl.
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Hardware men gre having calls for lawn mowers.
 Charles D. west of Mooalp has three hundred Rhode Island Red chicks.
 The executive council of the United l church is to meet this Wednesday, eye ming at the parsonage.
 The 11th annual session of the Connec- 1 ticut Conference of Social Work isSto be l held in Middletown May l. and 3.
 When the Central Village Girls. club 1 holds a dance in the town hall there, Macs Jazz bald of Norwich will play.
 Somerset Lodge works the E. 4. de- gree tonight at 7.S0.-ady. Statistics show that last month was warmer than any March in the past IS years The mean temperature was 45 de grees abputg that the midsummer millinery season will be opened by wholesalers April 1s
 Owls whist tonight, Owls hall, ad- mission 25 cents.-adv.
 Passengers for Europe sailng on the Aquitania Tuesday included MT. and Mrs. Clarence W. Bowen, summer residents of Woodstock
 Teansters are drawing some big troll ley poles from Bozrah to the carharn below Thamesyille. where poles are being assembled.
 Some of the pinkest and most beauti- full arbutns of the season has been found this week by Mrs. Latham A. Smith, of Gales Ferry.
 At North Ashford, Rev. P. s. Collins is making preparations this week to leave soon to take charge Of the Baptist church of Bozrah.
 Tenperature below so degrees was the rule during Tuesday, At the home
 of Hiram H. Auburn, at Lefingwen thin
 ice had formed early in the morning Williams alumni in Norwich were in- 1 terested in the fact that Williams college
 musical clubs gave concert and dance
 Tuecday night at the Plaza, New York. | License your dogs in the town clerks
 oflce now. One dollar extra after May l 1st.EadY.
 Norwalk G. A. R. men are to support Christian Schwartz of that city for com 1 nander of the Connecticut department at the annual session in Hartford Thurs
 day. | J. r. Sherlock sf the Lyme Electric l Power Company, is in Pine Grove, Man l tic, with force of men setting up poles and stringing wires for the new street l lights.
 Miss Ethel Davis, of Stafford, and I Ralph Welch Strong. son of MT. and Mrs Edme Strong, of East Hampton, were married Saturday afternoon in West Stafford.
 In most of the schools, the attention of pupils is being directed to the fact that this is Humane Week and teachers are impressing the lessons of kindness tc animals.
 A meeting of the Benevolent Union os the Central Baptist church was held or ! Tuesday afternoon in the lecture room
 The president Mrs. Frank A Mitchell
 presided.
 The store in the Crawford Block, Main I street, the former N. D. Sevin and Sor
 drug store. has been vacated and even tually is to be occupied by the Georg,
 W Kies Company.
 Connecticut fur men have been watch ing the reports of the auction in New
 York this week, where on the openinf day Monday the total realized was sait Ito be in excess of S5ee.00o. I The speaAers at the Danbury Boosters
 club. today Wednesday,. will includ,
 Marcus White, principal of the New Bri
 tain Normal school former member o Norwich Free Academy faculty. The driver of closed car with tn
 registry number SS,315, risked the SC were state penalty by speeding past
 standing trolley car at the golf club sta ton, at o'clock Tuesday afternoon. II Captain Thomas Edward Burns. es formerly captain of the various boat of the Montauk Steamboat Company an . later in command of the steam yach Evelyn, died at his home on Shelter Is land Saturday
 At Pine Grove. Mantle, William H F Derman has sold his cottage on Pin
 street to R. B. Washburn, of Norwich a Mir Washburn last week disposed of on s of his places on Broadway, Pine Grov, < to Fred c. Prethero of Norwich. g The turf on the parklet in Falls ave nue, near the Central Vermont station : began the season promisingly, but begin
 to- have a frayed and frazzled look, tn
 little triangle being used as a play
 ground by children of the neighborhoot q A Pomfret summer resident, Mrs. Min l. Duryea, president of the Durye s War Relief, was recently received by He 5 Majesty, the queen of Italy at the Quir 2 nal Palace in Rome Mrs. Duryea plar < to return tp New York the end of Apri John Thompson, whose death occurre h at the Odd Fellows Home in Groto, ' where he has been for the past few year : formerly resided in East Berlin, and ws : one of the old employees of the Pec s Stow, and Wilcox Co. Burial was ; 1. Berlin.
 ltl The Otis Library has C. Barrus' time it book, John Burroughs; boy and man. j. A second anniversary requiem hig ,e mass for the repose of the soul of MT le Margaret Enos was sung in St. Patrick $ church Tuesday at o'clock by Re t Philip J. Mooney
 J. Following a recent break at Moos,
 freight station. two bags of flour, ti r property of George Potvin, were missin '- and bale of cloth belonging to u In American Woolen Company. about ty Id hundred yards of material valued at se r. eral hundred dollars. .- The United States civil service cor 7,e mission announces an examination f v fireighter, Grade I, men, 20 to 55 yea 2, of age, for vacancies under the quarte ,l IT master supply officer, New York Ge X; X; eral Intermediate Depot, Brooklyn, nl s1,200 per annum.
 Fresh caught blue, fresh caug
 mackerel, first of the season, caste . ha1ibut, Noank cod, and flat, roe al . buck shad, Holsters, clans and scallor T No frozen or cold storage stock
 Powers Bros.-adv.
 Millinery buyers returning from Ne
 York state that so great has been the d