Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-29

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 VARIOUS MAT TIERS
 Light vehicle lamps at s-ss this even The 5sNlah Passover aays this year are from ApfA Eth tp 18th. The. March moon will be in it's last unattsr Thursday, the slss' as t.lS Arbutas h fur bloom, gathered at Quaker Hsll, Nss shoFn n N9TFicn MohaAy
 A.E spsssan 4saE iosT ss eeh ssr this sas Ah addition Is being built to ths cot ! tass bcms Of Richard Sanders, pelOV
 sAsa sshsEmsh in h the M shors town ss .s. l nets foE the seasep.
 1 grounds at Park chu1ch forms cheery l saksession of spEsng.
 Mofe than 14ee bills or resolutions hass been pEsssnIsa t9 ths eeRpscf'sls me Man With the Rake can Ind plen- lty tc do on the parks, ialFns and ter l facse 4HgAt tyHA dtt6s l one Of the prettiezt beds of crocuses l in NerEgch is tHat h the grounds at lhs Eliza Huntington Memorial Home, Msthodist churches in this vicinity are 1 rounding ID aIl business matters m ad- vance of the endink of the conference year.
 Fhs Pemiret walking club rsmt'ers 1 tsbliahsd new record py walkan te minutes
 shop aIl7 this week for Easter hairdress- I ings.-adY.
 Mrss John 6. Gallup of Moosup was | vist4inr iia Norwa1k and Waterbury re- gently, going as one of the state officers of the Eastern Star.
 I Repaigs and painting are in progress former Albert C. Mitchell residence, on West Thames street.
 The next meeting of FTsinfield grange, Il Aprsf 5. Will be in charge of the home economic committee, Edith Kennedy, Ada Miller and Annie Exley. sl The historic Leffingwsll house at Norwich Town. at the Harland road corner, has been taken by Miss Paddock, who will occupy the property.
 The wind WAS from the east all day Monday, 50 the weather sharps were get ting ready for a storm. The mercury rosk to s degrees during the day. -I One thousand dollars was given away in bread contest in Providence last week Mrs L. H. Swan of Eastford wor Fla $500 prize, The Windham County ob server states.
 4 deiesatacn from st. Patrickss Holl Name society, headed by the officers i. visited the home of LudHiE Zeigelmay s sr on Fiatt avenue, Sunday evening t :. cffer prayers For the repose of his soul 1 sSnscisl meeting of Catholic Ladies . 5 s;eidsE4sdS Sas. : ''sA' Bluebells planted hx the mother 5 ]. Miss Louisa !. Brewer aver seyentY-fiv xe41 ago are tn. in the grounds of tn
 Brewer homestead, ez Washingtol ]. street. sarlief~ than ever recorded be < fore
 s' 1Hs otl1er day, at Middleto2n1 an q Atte1pt Naa made 10 rob the house 0 \ pr. c. E9yd Hayiland. sttrsrintsnden 4 ef tue state Insane hospital bpt fh
 s1oft met with no s1ccsss, but n
 clue Hss left R1 the would raider.
 Monday M ssAt' q 2 ?. ms in the paElor F <. l Henry, general missionary tor the stat 7 Sf Montana, is to speak under the aus niees of the Wonan's Conversations ! Home Nissiqnary Union of Connection
 Arnold Adams. who has been spend
 ing the winter With his daughter MT.
 Edward Routell i1 Hope Valley, has re
 turned to VQipntoNp, to resume his du
 ties as head gardener for George Brigg,
 Although MT. Adams Is 7s he Is actiy
 and blsy
 Wesleyan alumni learn of the death Denver, Colo, of Rev Dr. A. B Hyd, s& class of 1s5e. and the oldest livfn 1 graduate of the university Dr. Hyd
 would have cslsbratsd his 7eth con
 msRpsTsnt aaD1iysrsary f he had live
 Tickets for the Knights of coiumbt
 ball, March s1st, are on sale at Sisk
 drug atcre, Qlinnf ! Desmcpd's. Allin
 Rubber cCnpany. Lee < Csgood's, a1
 James 4. Dunn s-adv.
 When the Social Danes arranged epgprlse at tue home of MT. and MT
 |. ]. LeaYitt, at Woodstock. last wee
 to give them A good sendzof to their ne
 home fn North Woodstock village,
 poem by Calvin |. Rawson formerly
 Norwich, received much applause There will be~two more railroad st ticns closed ut the New Haven Gvisi, ! and foreman of the signal departne \. Abolished at Saybrock Junction accor | Ing to the Middletown Press. One n. l VII take charge of the three gangs b | tween New Haven and New London. Dressy styles h trimmed hats a sailors, all the pcpular colors, materi:
 and c5ubinstiens prices reasonab 4. Mrs. H. Rogers 71 Union ae N The forty fourth annual report of .lg United WgrkeTs. issued iu pamphl VI form. shows that during the past ye of the aysraEe number of children in [ to Rock Nook Home was 2s, with boa of being paid outside for eight others. q ss. sgsz rangsa from six months to elev 2 Eyears
 - The White Ribbon Banner amour,
 the names of the first five unions to se
 fifty cents to the state treasurer frs
 their S1 dues-Pl -Plantsviile. Wiilimant
 Sterling HUI, Mantle and East Han
 ton. Stsferd Springs Whs the first uni
 EA send It's full quota tot the Bidl
 Find,
 Steamer Transport of the Uni
 States Engineers department. which
 been hsdlzd out en the Noank mar
 railways at the slipyard for minor
 pairs, Is cof1manded bv Captain Ha
 Wilseh, q native qf Neank, son of 5
 and Mrs. Billie wilson, former re
 dents there.
 Miss Barhara Latham. who has b
 throdgh the, ,IArt League and is a gr
 nate Of Eratt Institute, and who receT
 took Miss caEney.s place as draw
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