Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-15
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VARIOUS MATTERS


Most Of the trade now IN local stores
represents advance Easter sales.
The every member canvas of Trinity
Methodist church is appointed for next
Sunday afternoon, March goth.
Sunbeam Pure Foods. the worlds best
Ask your grocer for this brand.-adv.
Town selectmen about the county are
beginning to receive bills. for snow re-
+! moval-light, compared to those of ordi-s
nary years.
| Wheeler school at North Stonington
will close March "a for the Easter vaca-
ton and open for the spring term Tues
day, April 5.
book recently added to Peck Library,
Slater Hail. of value in the Norwich Art
School is Eudora SeIlners volume on
Costume Design.
The days have heightened to the point
where the sun rises at about 6 o'clock
this (Tuesday) morning for the first time
since last October.
| This weeks meeting of the Progressive
Missionary Club of the Central Baptist
church is to be with Mrs. A. T. Utley,
10 Mckinley avenue.
In a speaking contest at Ponfret Land
| ing school recently. Robert Lawton won
Mrs. e. T. White. Mrs. Reckard. Mrs
Il. N. sears were tue JuuScS.
Connecticut alunnae of Wheaton col
lege, Norton, Mass, have organized to
aid an endowment fund OF Sl,ooo,O0o,
ana tne movement - wen starteu'
The planet Venus will celebrate the
18th, st. Patrick's night, by shining at.
her greatest brilltancy tact Of which
the sky-gazers VIII take advantage.
ST. James fooge WORKS rne tnlro De
gree at Masonic Temple tonight at 1So.
adv.
| The will Of Frederick Waite late Of
Hartford, has been offered for probate
Edward waite OF Rockville and Arthur
II. waite OF Wetnersneid are the execu-
/ tors. -
4 Connecticut residents have received
copies of pamphlet compiled BY Richard
L.rDezeng OF Middletown, and dealing
with conditions au Berkeley DIVINITY
II school.
The board of governors of the Catholic
Total Abstinence Union Of Connecticut
has announced that the annual parade
and feld day of the union will be held in
Naugatuck, June Is.
There win be an unusually favorabi.
opportunity. to study Mercury for a few
. tdays before and after March 30. as tn
planet will then be visible low in ths
east before sunrise,
. Hear the 12-string arcli=fute at Com
munity housep tonight. PLAYED by Thoma,
, wilfred-adv
fA+.- ~ * r,;1,. ~ az
lon all property on the last completes
! grand list for the year 1920 at the Gro
. Iton town meeting, held at the town hal
/ IN Poquonnoc Bridge.
i At the Hebron Congregational Sunda,
i school last week Deacon F. G. Valid
i was presented a SO gold piece by Supt
|, George Little, q gift from the member
;, LOT the school on his 18th birthday
J, Rev F. B. Sterling, pastor of tn
' Methodist church at vernen and Ma
I Fiefty were married at the parsonage a
the Rockville Methodist church by tn
A pastor, Rev. F. H. Sawyer last week
! Wednesday, March 18th. is the anniver
sary of the birth of the late Rev. Hug
Treanor and former parishioners her
have requested solemn high requier
mass N -.pls1 memory at sssi Patrick
d Ecnurcn-
Illustrative of the trend of prices it
!. interesting to note that cretonnes whic
! az = At slNv pg. ydIG are no" oHere
IA na,. ~ cenes d. AililDaA 1eAtle shop.-
ay.
a There is possibility that the Ne
YORK, New Haven and Hartford railroa
may postpone Tor one month the schedu
Oh trains involving change to dayligl
$3.50 sinie' accoroihs 10 reports Irol
lou Will miss much II you 90 not hes
Inomas wired. folk singer and ballat
ist, at community mouse tonight-adv
Residents Of Coventry are disturbed B
cause a sign reading North Coyentr.
. mas neen paced near the cnurch and Il
4us ss..l " Soitn ana ooutn Is causll
dispute IN TINS Town. Wnlcn has been
Inc map since before lfoV.
Yale alumni in Norwich have receiv,
a resume Of the career and accomplis
Enefits of President-elect James Rowlai
Angel, to whom the members of the va
Alumni University association have tie
dered their welcome and support.
Letters were received Thursday I
Noank friends and neighbors, from Ira
Stark, chief gunner on the u s. destro
e. Boric, No. 215, operating in Europe:
waters The destroyer, at the time
writing was stationed near Constantin
pie.
Red-winged blackbirds appeared
Haddam meadows Thursday, the 3rd. st
ton Agent Merchant who has watch
their coming for number of years sa
=. they are ahead of time, as they did n
- arrive last year until the nth tx
Z weeks later.
- Rev. Alexander n. Abbott nas+or
80 the United Congreea tiona1 cbur,.b DIV,
NJ his people the suggestive reminder in +,
:, weeks calendar. MANDY Thursday is
- memorahle dav n tha 7c,br;stion va T 7
n. observe If nv r,Aatiner toe,e+l,a.
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