Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-22

Norwich. Fridsy. April ss. 1ssl.
VARIOUS MATTERS

served from April 30 to May z.
 A few early apple trees began to show pink and white blooms during Thursday.
 walter Bugbee has been appointed seine. inspector for old. Lyme and VI cinity.
 Early riserv today, the 2sd, win have an opportunity of watching the moons eclipse. ,o Repairs are being naade to the Thames vi1le store, damaged during roof fire last week.
 License yeur dogs in the town clerks office now One dollar extra after May hrst-adv.,
 The North stenington post office is be- ing moved this week to the Brown & Stone block.
 A suggestive and helpful book at the Otis Library is Fl. $. Adams Making A Rock Garden.
 Men have finished platform and other repairs at the Central vernont railroad station, on the West Side. A day of bright sun and high temper ature Thursday gave spring business the punch it has. been waiting for.
 Nov Is the hcusewifes opportunity to put down eggs in water glass while eggs are plentiful and prices low. <. This is National Lace and Embroidery Week, during which dealers are fea- turing special offerings in both lines. There is a ru1aor that lumber cutting around Eastford will cease in a few days en account of slackness of the railroad business.
 1 Rebekah whist, tonight, at Odd Fellows 1 hail. Admission 25c.-adv | Delegates returning to their homes from the Rebekah convention in Norwich I Thursday afternoon crowded trains and trolley ears.
 A Noank man, Elmer S. Hewitt. the other day brought home a string of IS large trout caught\in one of his favorite brooks in Ledyard..
 The anRaal meeting of the 'woman's ICongrega tional Home Missionary Union is to be held Wednesday. April 27, at fSouth AA1rch, New Britain, / A reunion of tstorrs Agricultural college alumni in Danbury and surrounding towns was held in American Legion hall at Danbury, Thursday evening. Governor Lake is sending out warn- ings.. that he does not propose to approve any appropriation bills which call for special work not absolutely needed. Representatives of Connecticut silk manufacture have been in Washington to confer with the committees of both branches upon proposed tariff legisla- ton.
 It is noted by North Stonington cor lrespond ent that there Siss a. marked i'm lpfcver1ent in the. condition of Governor F. Brs'yn, slao has been i'll. neeriy all ]. 55ahes Nj. whittiessy, of Hartford Estate commissioner of domestic animals ihas just appointed forty-six dog warden: in towns that have failed to make suct T pointments.
 The benches have been: put, in the cit, sparkst for the season and, those, on Bos slMel1 avenue park are receiving the usua I rough treatment from the children O that loea lit. fs@Agent A. H. Barber of 5Saybrook Poin for first trick at sMeriden has been ac 1scepted. He expects ito leave for tha 1sta tien: Mondag next. ,sS s EE4assssrEiase ernsr gensg apnYopriation of s2e. pe99, to. s25. DOC is needed for Srepairing fiecr and ceiling at the Connection hos ! pttaf for the insane at Middletowfl, Gov teTnpr Lake informed legislators Wednes ..l:day.t a,3 ' q ,. @. .I3 9Thssretai1 merchants division of tn ;ERockYilles4 Chamber of Commerce i ! composed of the forty retail merchant q and was formed week; ago. so tha Ematters concerning the merchants coul Ebe discissed. g. fssa., lf At Old Lyme George B.. Clark ha I,rented for the year the farm of Judg WAC! Moves Edward Maynard, tn foreman for many years, died a shor
 time ago. so Judge Moves decided to ren
 the property. . .s
 The report of the state bureau of Ia bor, just issued, says of the laundrie of the state: No industry in the state ha
 made more gratifying advance in tn line of inside improvement than has tn
 laundry industry.
 Fresh fish today, striped bass, choic halibut, SsKoank steak cod. hatfsh an
 haddock. native smelts, fresh caught blue fish and butterfish sea trout, eels, TO
 and buck .shad,a bullheads. long clans t fry or steam. Holsters and shrimp, a Eli Powers Bros.'--adv.
 The United States civil service com mission announces an exapnination fo
 mechanical engineer. male, age unde i 50, ins the bureau. of entomology, de
 partment of agriculture, for dnty a
 Tallulah, La., at $S,ooo a year. II vessel en which Lieut. Herbert A. Wi
 bur of Lords Point is chief enginee has touched at St. MichaePs, Azore Is
 ands, on her homeward trip. Lieut.. Wi S bur has been gone over six months c
 this voyage.
 The current White Ribbon Banner,
 it's .necrology list nlenorializes Mrs Mar h Bishop, of )Plainfeld as "a rare won1a,
 intellectually and spiritually. Her r II ligion was the vital factor of her Ii,
 and carried into all its varied interes
 and activities"
 E Norwich service men who carry go
 ernmient life insurance policies are inte f ested in the announcement made tn
 week by Secretary Mellon, of the Urea
 ury department, that a cash dividend
 not less than one dollar 8 thousand is k be paid to poicyholders.
 In the club work department of u E United Workers, Miss Alice W Cog B well supervisor, at the Falls, the sewil
 school is larger than ever before, neee
 and every available chair. also the SC vices ef an additional teacher.
 Importers and manufacturing consur
 CTS of. drugs are opposed to. reVisi,
 of the tariff, Drug and Chemical Marke
 informed local druggists Thursday. Abo
 three-auarters of the drugs are iEpol
 ed and any advances in the rate will i
 crease the cost of betanicals of forei
 origin.
 It is mentioned at East HaRptcn tn the school board has been most fortuna ]. in securing the services of Miss F1oren
 E. Smith of Hebron as principal of t
 Center Grammar school for the renal der of the year.. Miss Smith. was gra Fuated from Bacon Academy, Colchest