Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-29
VARIOUS MATTERS

season will begin in Connecticut.
 Read HAgbery's special offering of silks and tficottne dresses.-adv.
 sunday next will be communion Sun day fer the Young Ladies' Sodalities of St. Patrick's parish.
 Farmers are complaining that the air Is too cool and the gardens too wet to suit their eastes. , Roland Lowe of woodstock has been ] i'll at the home of his aunt Mrs Chas. , Walker in, Westford.
 , The new pastor of Bozrah church, Rev. r. s. Collins. of Eastford, will be- i, gin his pastorate Sunday. AnnSAl meeting Norwich Rural Asso~ { wed. e9entnE, May 1. with Miss Kent adv.
 . Harold seuthgate, formerly of Man tic, is now at work as a clerk in Wil- pur's store on Fishers Island.
 The Home Guards of Trinity Methodist h church are to meet Saturday afternoon . to plan for an entertainment during $ May.
 Contractors have q large force of men 3 | at work on Wolc0tt Lanes house, At 2 2 Old Lyme to sst it ready for oceipaA- 2 ey in June.
 The directors of tho Hebron Coopera- | tive Dairy association met at Dan Ways q Tn Glle2Q the lOtHor CNcAfu6 AoA O ouS- '- mess conference.
 l. License yo0r dogs in the town clerks ,- office now. One dollar extra after May IT first-adv.
 d George vergassn of Groton, an old E time Thames river fshefman was show V Ing during Wednesday the first bony- t. fish caught this season. le A. c. Judkins of New York. manager c. of the GfisWeld hotel, is at Eastern Point l. inspecting the property to see what inn le provements are needed before the season 0pens.
 Joseph H. Darling has returned to lwork at Saybrook Junction tower He J. has been relieving the train despatchefs Id at the New Haven headquarters for two 'n weeks.
 j. A horse that William Glenn of Phoe- U, nfxvtlle, had 1runchased in Dan i1elson GU GU ran home and was captured and cared a h for in Danielson until Mir. Glenn could 2 get the animal. is Bargains today at a2 Perkins ave. if .st household goods Everything must bt
 sold today.-Ady.
 ay The report about Colchester Is thai CT the ElgSrt brothers have leased theil d factory to New York men Who expec ds to start manufacturing rneh's clothing il le about two weeks. IT, That the vacation season Is in thu ; public mind is indicated by the fact I'D that the stores are beginning to hav' de inouiries about trunks and bags, steam at CT rugs and the like. "e A member of the executive connfnitte -. in aid of the Salvation Army at Soul .s Manchester Is Superintendent of School q. Fred A. vArplanck, graduate Of Nor n1 wich Free Academy. Of Battery dance, Armory, Norwich
 Friday, May 6. Humphreys Novelty or
 chestra. Popular prices.-adv. Two boys broke into the home of Mis-
 Lydia Da4ison, in Layville. Lyme, Sat ." urday, and took several articles and S1
 in money. They were traced as far a his Westbrook but escaped.
 Tidings from Block Island are to tn he effect tfSat, spring is unusually earl. of and all verdure beautiful. The first fri
 blossomed Monday, the 18th. even ahea ew of plants on tho mainland. nd MT. and Mrs John Rogers and fam
 fly of New York have arrived at Tn
 Psduot to spend the summer They ar
 to occupy the Guthrie place on Pedut
 avenue, known as Meadowcourt.
 per cent already added to wsta { biiis ana 50 cents will Be added to al
 uhpaid Bills after May 1.-adv.
 At tRe request of the Holy Eame ss Tg ciety a months mind requiem high mas for Ldd&iE ZSiglSEnayer was sung i < St. Patfick's church Thyrsday at 5 6 clock by Rev. Philip J. Mooney. Amateur Astronomers hef1 learn tn. .r-I the winnScke comet Is now 37,60o,ot
 nifles from the earth, but will appfoac
 to Wifaiin 13.@ee, ,ees miles about June
 when historic showers win begin.
 Tha store recently opened by Afberts IPrmfas At Podasucc Bridge, vas broke u \ fntox fiA other night through rear vii 1 AI dUAdxnd ekght che-hah pound boxes s csMay* and some cigarettes we're stole
 Buy&ydm=daiiiia tees of W. F. Brow
 4e Fa11nsr t.. very choice varieties. ]
 for4ss1ed&nd F for g. Phone 14ss-sl
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 TherU is .a movement among women
 pGtFfotic organizations to ask Presidel
 Harding to declare April 27, 1922, n;
 tiOnAl h0li6ay, to mark the 1eVth al
 nivers&ry of the birth of Gen. U.
 Grant.
 Harley T. Proctor, head of Proctor
 Gambia, htA Cincinnati soSp nHilfof
 aires, who died last May, left ss,515,4
 1t was annodneed Thursday. He was oi
 sf ths 1renioters of the cottage coloi
 at Watch Hiil.
 Plenty more eastern white haitb, reeh scAllopsi fresh caught Macak1f roe and buck shad. esis, eastern sSlme
 h4t1sh, Holsters and soft crabs at Pa
 CTS Bros-adv.
 . The United States civil service co, IT mission annouficeS an examination superintendent of laundry, male, tind At 45 years of age, in the United Stat '. public health service hospital No. ld \ Fox Hills, s. l., N. IT, at $1,s66 per a
 nun. y'H Pupils fronA Episcopal church scho " will attend the presentation service
 the childtens Lehten offering in whi 10 all the churches of the diocese of G e necticut will participate, at Chr ,, Cathedral, Hartford, Saturday, at ha
 past one o'clock.
 It is mentioned by the Manches, Herald that at q meeting in St. Bridge formerly of NSrwicH Town is pastor.
 was reported that Vhe north end re
 dents had raised $i Zoo for the siffferi "a. wonen and children Of Ireland.
 Don't faii to hear McEnheiiy's fan.t - -. Singing Orchestra of Springneld at B
 tery B dance, armory, Thursday, NJ
 12th.-adv.
 .S The First Congregational church ing Danbury will celebrate the two hundl sed and twenty-fifth annivers Ay of t Jn- ginning win the service Sunday.
 was to this church that the late Mfr a
 Mrs. John c. Averill, of Norwich, g
 8 memorial bell.
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