Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30

.vAklovJs MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at s.so this even ing.
 It is bright afternoons now at s O. clock The days length has Increased three and one-hah hours.
 Don't forget the c. F. S. nninstrels, YAntic Thursday, March S1.-adv.
 west Thames street has received coating of tarvia from the city line to a point below the golf club.
 Cattle, which have been standing odt during the past mild days, were kept in shelter during Tuesdays chilly wind.
 The farm bureau held a meeting at Hebron on Tuesday with sessions both In the forenoon and in the afternoon.
 Tuesday afternoon the prayer meeting in the lecture room of the Central Baptist church was led by Miss Charlotte Frinl1
 At the Methodist church in Moodus on Sunday morning, District Superintendent W. H. Bath of Norwich occupied the pull pit.
 The hedge att Norwich Central Fire station on Chestnut street is budding and the grounds have been given spring cleanup.
 1921 Buick touring s17s5. Eastern Ser vice Bureau, s75: Main street.-adv.
 A three-year-old alligator in one of the ehoR windows Of Dunn's pharmacy, brought from Florida by John A. Dunn,' Interests all passersby.
 Judge George E. Hinfnan of Williman-' tic is due at Middletewn to open the SUI perior court criminal side, April term, On the sth of the month.
 Homer Boufford, telegraph operator at eteeles Station, Bolton, IS spending a week at his home near Keene, N. H. A Meridian man is substituting.
 Observance of Humane Sunday April 1T, bfinging to close week devoted to kindness ito animals, is urged by the American Humane association.
 AS osgood's wharf every day, shad and all the spring varieties of tish.-adv. The Norwich selectmen have a sign posted warming drivers over the West siee bridge at Thames square that loads are iifhited to five tons, including truck. A shAnnsek, R. L, correspondent writes: David Jordan of North lStoninE- ton arrived here Wednesday, and is em- Blsgea in the Columbia Narrow Fabric milL
 Uwis, whist tonight at Owls hall Aa !; mission 25c.-adv.
 , George Gilmore, game-keeper at La niief's 3,0e07acre' preserve in Westches- ] ter, has a handsome Chesapeake re- tfie7ef, which hs recently received from ! the south.
 Alumni hers get the word from New Haven that pr. James R. Ansell will be i iiaieffated president of Yale during the comfhencennent exercises on Wednesday. June P. For the bail, see our display of fine ostrich fAns Tie Pladt-Cadden Co.-adt. Willard Gardiner recently sold tim. IbeF lot att Voluftown to A=1hlr Filling l hast 6f Plainfeld who has located a.mill Aad e6niineneed saving lumber on the property.
 At Wheeler school. North stonington, a dsBate is seHedaied for the evening of April Is. The question to be debated is, Resolved: That 0rientals shall not bs excluded from the United States. | A message received Tuesday from ! Rutherford C. Plaut, of the Plaut-Cadder l connpaAy announced his arrival in San fFfaneikc6 on his return trip from Hono- Idih. He is in the best of health.
 According to the report of Mrs. Mary | C. Webster. secretary of the employment 1 bureau of the United Workers, which sup. 1 plies sewing to needy women, 1898 arti cies were cut and made during the year gI6hg clans for frying, fresh. boiled shrimp, native smelts and bass, at Pow CTS Br6s.-adv..
 The combined Girls and Boys Gle, Clubs of the Rockville High school are t, l give concert April 2s. Miss Mabel Bai ley supervisor of music ip the vernol public schools, la sarrahged, a. fine pro gram.
 
 An occasional Norwich .visftoF and native of Windfam, pr. Jules Jordan, 0 Pr6Fiaefee, sent Some sympatheti verses to -Cafiiso recently and has re ceived a cordial note of thanks from tn famed tenor. l. The predicted cold wave arrived ol schedule time. Following a smart shove with hail, late Monday night, the mer edry dropped to ,a4 degrees Tuesda Imorning and a piercing wind prevaile untih aftefnoon. Private sale of household furniture, fl washington street, wednesday an Thursday, 2 to 5.-Adv.
 i | Labor union leaders, were in conferenc . in New Haven, Saturday, and the ques I ticn of the "open shop" drive was dis cussed. = It is the opinion of Presider 5 Patrick 0Meare that Connecticut wi I
 Local contributors learned Tuesda that the China famine fund from a American sources has reached A,460, 35! according tS ailroaheeffient by Verfio Mdnfoe, treasurer of the American Con fnitte6 for China Famine Fund.
 There is a plan under consideration | lrecornfiehd to the Connecticut general a: sei1biy that 1,5s0, GOO acres of waste Ian l in the state be used to produce forest
 for timber. It is. to be carried or
 through the state parks comnissicil.
 Tuesdays New York lists of estat, appraised included the following: Chai | bell, Frank H, in New Londen, Coni
 Total estate, $1,2s2.281. Taxable in Ne
 york, s2i,f11.: His wife Catherine { -1 Chappell of New London, receives ali.
 As a special for this. week nice fires
 caught Delaware River roe shad, on . 46c ib including roe.- without roe, Sl ID. Broadway Fish Mkt.5 40 Broadway adn q Miss Agnes Burrows sf Poquonn, FBridge, d teacher in Noank gramm;
 school, has resigned owing to illness. MT George Fish, who has substituted f, Iseveral weeks, Will doubtless hold u position until the end of the school yea
 The former Jonathan Trumbull res
 dence, of Perkins avenue, recently pu
 chased By Adsiard Morin, vice presidei
 0 .fthe Fiaut-cadden Company. Is to
 altered intbH two apartments before 0
 cupfed by the new owner during the ia
 The United, States civil service cot
 mission announces an examination f lgeneral f1lefchanic (nnetal work), male 21 to 15 years of age. for two vacanci
 in the post office service New York, eat at eftfaffee SaIar yof s1490 her annji
 and ;1tS annual increase to s1.Sob D