Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-23
VARIOUS MATTERS

: VARIOUS MATTERS
 Tides will bs high today, the 2sd.
 Light vehicls hmes at 7.oS o'clock this evening.
 Supper 'snd dinner, Buckingham Me morial today. 50 cents.-adv.
 This is St. Georges day in the church calendar.
 Showers of cherry petals were blewn from the trees during Friday.
 This week there are between forty and fifty patients at Bacazus hospital, Ner- wich.
 License your degs in the town clerks cffics now. One dollar extra after May irst.-adv.
 1. Nice looking asparagus, grown on Lan- rel Hill, was selling at 4oc in Norwich istores Frtaay. Repairs are going on at the residence ef MT. and Mrs. Albert T. Utley, on Mc- Ktnley aEsuns.
 N. F. A Boys Glee Club concert Mon day. April 25, at s ?. m, at Slater Hall adv.
 The sheep shearing contest for the state viii be held May 6, at Telland, at Myren G. Sparrow's farm. Nov that house-cleaning time has come, dealers in furniture are getting a fair share of trade in staple lines. At a meeting Tuesday evening the Rockville common council went on rec ord as approving daylight saving in that city.
 Roe shad and roes Holsters and salrirnp. Broadway Fish Market, 40 Bruadway.-ady, I Gift s;lverware Is said to be selling freely, which means picking-up of ac- tsvity in both wholesale and retail busi- ness.
 { Rev. c. E. Richter of Darien is to yreacan as a candidate at the Second Congregational church, Coventry, Sunday morning.
 l A months mind requiem high mass for James Brassil was sung in St. Patrick church Friday at o'clock by Rev. Dan iel F. Sullivan.
 Buy your dahlia toes of W. F. Brown 4e Palmer street. Very choice varieties 12 for s1eo, and F for s2.oo. Phone 14es-5.-adv.
 The mercury stood at IS degrees dur ing Friday afternoon, but an overcloud ed sky kept the day from seeming un comfortably warm.
 Postmaster Ernest L. Davis came dowr to Lords Point from Putnam recently tt open his cottages and arrange his busi ness for the summer.
 Charles Brooks of New London has taken up his duties as caretaker of Olt lIy1ne Country club, which place he llai held for several seasons.
 Sunbeam Pure Foods, the worlds best Ask your grocer for this brand.-adv.
 Friday night the Camp Fire Girls 0 the United Congregational church, Mis Esther Allen. guardian. met in the lee ture room of the church.
 A luncheon was given Wednesday b, Mrs Elford Trowbridge of New Have for the old home committee of the Con necticut Society of Colonial Danes. From now on will be the ideal outin time. while the apple trees are beginnin to bleom and the scenery is so attractiv in al directions in and about Norwich , It was announced Friday in Nev York that more than s509,0o0 has bee subscribed by Jews who are supportin , the Zionist movement in the past fe7 days
 ? NE A. Boys Glee Club concert Nor n day, April 25, at p. m, at Slater Hal adv.
 Local Baptists have received circular r calling their attention to the Mortimer f Baptist convention, to be held in De 2 Moines, Iowa, from June 22 to 29, at tn Coliseum.
 Because of the demand for new rule , governing regulation of jitneys. the stat board of control gave the public utilitie board authority this week to have 500 copies printed. } Miss Beatrice Stillman has resigne at Saybrook telephone exchange and hs joined her parents, MT. and Mrs. Fran stillman in Norwich. She is to be maj ried next month.
 The Manchester Evening Herald says Norwich coal dealers are advertising Ol Company Lehigh coal, all sizes, at s12.1 a ton. Norwich has the advantage all water freights.
 A Norwich buyer returning from Ne York Friday endorsed the prediction tn: garments are to go higher, so that no is a favorable time to buy women spring and summer apparel.
 Choice prime soft shell cralbs a1iy and boiled :; holsters and shrimp, Mum ford Cove oysters, choice shad. stripe bass eastern halfbut and bullheads, PoWerS BdoS. -aQN.
 Car Inspector l.. M Sheffield, while work on cars at Saybrook Thursday, n ticed a small piece of yellow metal the dirt pile. Picking it up and rubbir the dirt off he discovered a gold piet dated 1871.
 In the six mills of the Hockanum Mil lConpany at Rockville. notices were pos
 ed Thursday morning stating that u mills of this conern would operate (
 the daylight saving plan comnencin
 Monday next.
 Shad fishermen in the shore towns a preparing to start in May first for the haus The fishermen who have set ne 2 report very few small fish in sight, wfic generally precede the run of shad
 large numbers.
 N. F. A. Boys Glee Club concert Mo day, April 25, at p. m., at Slater Ha l-adv.
 Ins an announcement made this we at Hartford, the state board-of chariti said 1t could conduct the proposed chi welfare plan for $s5,Oeo, as cempar < with the $1ee,eo0, asked by the propos Y new commission on child welfare. . In towns about Connecticut it is not
 that during the big pay of war tim
 there was a general increase in life
 snrarrcs writing, affecting men, wom
 and children, and that even with pre-
 ent industrial dullness few are lettil -l psaicies iapse.
 Throughout the state, posts of t
 Veterans Of Foreign Wars, are receivi
 grave markers, bearing the insignia
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