Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-06
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Norwich, Wednesday. April .. 1891.
VARIOUS MATTERS

| The planet venus SohtihuSb SNohtAS star until April 22. | Poultry faisers are hndlns this m | l exceptionally favorable season for young l chicks.
 owis' bazaar tonight, Olympic hall | l Admission 15c.-Adv
 Those who know where to find them claifa that cowslips this season are the best ever,
 Limited number of tickets for Joseph Lincoln reading at Cranstons today adv.
 The street department has Hlied ard repaifed q number of worr places in the roadway of Bath strsat.
 Charitable circle of the Kings Daugh- ters met Tuesday evening in the United Congregationss hhurch parlors. \ Mir and Mrs George w Dart of Montviile were at their summer cottage on Mason's Island early in the. week. At the Archibald Torrance new resi- defce on Mckinley avenue, men are eh gagged this week in laying sidewalk. Miss Alice Dean and Mrs Henry Church are in charge of rumnsge sale ] to be held by the Central Baptist church. , The town clock has not been striking F since Monday and it's counting of the . hours is missed by residents in the neiznDorRo0a.
 The wofrian's Foreign Mihsionary so- ciety of Trinity Methodist church plafnins a supper to follow its meet Ing this week.
 saybrook was granted franchise in the Middlese9 County Baseball League at the meeting of the league in Middletown, Sunday.
 Sunday next being Conference Sum i day, many Of the Me dodisl churches
 will omit regular services, as the pas tors will be in Providence.
 Whist by the Women of Mooseheart Legion, Chapter 124, Moose Home, lo- Inight.-adv.
 Tuesday had all the characteristics
 of an early summer day. The tenn
 perature rose to 70 degrees and outdoor workers began to complain of the heat.
 The marriage of Capt Roswell A.
 Lamb, of Noank and Miss Gflroy. of I Mystic is announced. Miss Gilrov was
 one of the clerks in variety stc-e in
 Mystic.
 The Mtosup Fire company was recent lv' ogfnaizkd. For the present the com bany has had dcnated the use of the
 Franco American club room for it's meetings.
 On Union street Tuesday, forsythia
 was in bloom at the tes,Aence of Miss Cash, two pink roses were admired n the yard at the Johnson Home and tu | lips were Biosseff1ing at MT. and Mrs l Walter H. Rogers.
 Be sure to vote for your favorite in the a popularity contest at Owls bazaar p Olympic halL-adv.
 Norwich dealers Aet the ertodra gtnt
 news that prices made Monday on lead ing lines of lineleums for the fall sea -@a,
 cent. from those quoted several monthi
 ago at the spring opening. . The lobstermen of Noank have receiv
 Cd the checks due them for eggbear.nl
 lobsters, carried to the Connecticu
 lobster hatchery last season, one captah
 had s4Oo coming the Smallest amour
 received being d little over $1o0.
 Native snAelts, choice shad, opened loni
 elans, Neaiik cod; choice eastern Aalibu = at Powers Bros."-adv.
 A reetory is needed by St. Paari
 Episcopal church, Plainield, the wota F of building it will be begun as soon al 20 possible The mission must raise $2, a3 ee0 Of the needed stim itself. before tn tI diocese can authorize the building. d The United States Civil Service com to mission announces for April 27 an ope be competitive examination for acediiftin he and statistical clehk, man 5r woman h. 21 to 50; f5r vacancies in the Int4rstat .w commerce commission at s1;5o0 to S5, ,1e lt- a year.
 pc Michael suisenan, 5d. enc of the mo. ad prominent and wealthy Jewish citizen b. of Hartford died suddenly Monday aft CT efn6on at 5 o'clock in Lakewood N. J tn where he had gone on a motoring tri Ito with his family. He leaves brother 1
 New London.
 he1 At { meeting ot Hebron American Ix ty gion it was voted t6 change the nam ra 5f the post from the Holbrook- Jons ao post to the J. Merle Jones post. as 6 al! investigation it was found that Joh nd Chester Holbrook was born in Afdove 'p- Instead Of Hebron.
 A portion of the city which aiWsj
 has most satisfactory mail delivery se
 vice is the Sachem street and Lineo' DB avenue section, where residents expe ri. to see Postflan Albert A. Guile about iek o'clock each week day morning wit .ba military punetuality.
 sh Holders of the permanent 4 1-a n, be- cent. coupon bonds of the Fourth f,fbert ,a- Loan in the Federal Reserve distri, As Will receive. oh April Is, about $s0, ,oBo srd'l 900 as sefni-annual interest, then dti ing says a statement issued this week I on the Federal Reserve bank. be- MT. and Mrs Frederick olds of A 'on dover are returning after four month at trip to Florida in their auto-house IT Of house IS fifteen feet by Seven and ac- equipped with all eonvenienees for kee the ing house in tourists way. Tn
 traveled 4,60o miles while away.
 The aviation committee of the Co
 nectcut Chafdber 6f Commerce V NC meet at the offices of the chamber +hS Hartford this (Wednesday) afternoon ,r,s consider state control of aviation a i.,S the need of promoting it further by Co ,sro stfucting flying fields and making ot
 CT Inducements.
 nd, New York papers mention afno, fiss guests at the St. Regis, General Char tst, H. Sherrili and Mrs sherrill (Geor ch- B. Gibbs)i who have been at the V an ginia Hot Springs af dare staying in ing they sail for Europe. General Sher1
 has been mentioned for one of than. U diplomatic posts. A Free dancing at the Owls baza, lty. Olympic hall.-adv.
 eE A qnestionaire sent out by the N
 tio11al Wholesale Dry Goods Assocj ad- tioh to determine the carry-over on c, left tain particles showed that jobbers z ltic not heavily supplied in this manner. T
 list Included outings, shakers and cs cen tons, wool and cotton blankets, ,-flann frs. cites, fall wool and cotton warp. ad- Rar+hnior,A. F ebso p x pointed everseer of the weaving tier partment at the James J. Reean Mar of facttiring Company of Rockville. oist succeeds the late John H. Dwvef. the Shea is also aSsfstant ohiaB ot t|1a U