Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-22

evening.
 Boat painting has begun along the river banks. The March moon fuils Wednesday, the | 2sd, at SIS. ?. m. | Some of he college students have reached home for the Easter vacation Sunbeam Pure Foods, the worlds best. Ask your grocer for this brand.-adV. 1 Daboll's Almanac predicts clear | weather and cold winds fer the next few days.
 At present Avon enjoys the d'stiaetion Of being the only town In Connecticut that is out of debt.
 1 The mild weather has hastened the | prepsretiOn of the tobacco seed beds p | Holland county towns l The Readers Guide for the past year is among books recently added to the shelves at Peck library.
 1 The number of state parks in Connac- tieat has increased to a total of 2s, and | the whole acreage is new 5, 5,l2l. 1 This (Tuesday) afternoon Charitable l circle of the Kings Daughters is to meet at the United church lecture room
 The Norwich public schools will close Thursday for the Easter recess. The spring term begins Monday, April 4th.
 At the Central Baptist church the prayer and praise service this week Thursday evening will be . Hsly week communion service alse.
 An assistant general manager of Chau- tauqua has been in Moosup and met some of the contract signers for this seasons Chautauqua in Meosup..
 | A number of adventurous househies were coaxed from their seasons Becfusi0n by Mondays heat swatting now means freedom from the pests later on. With the mercury above 30 degrees during Monday, and humidity. suggestive of dog days, dealers began to have calls for fishing tackle and garden seeds | Prohibition workers from Connecticut l were in New York at the week end to ob- serve the anniversary of the birth of Neal Dow. one of the promoters of prohibition Motorists are discovering how fine the l new highway is which runs through Preston Plains and North stonlnkton and travel over that road has increased greatly. ,. Battery B Mardi oras and dance at armory, Norwich, Easter Monday night. } Smiths orchestra.-Adv.
 ; According to what is learned at the Norwich station of the New Haven rail-
 
 form with New York time beginning ]. April 24th.
 At Holland, Rev William C. Darby is working on the Methodist church, getting \ it ready for I. N. C. A. work. He has
 taken out the seats and has laid part of
 new floor.
 4 This is the season when strollers in the , woods should exercise due caution agains; 0 setting brush or grass fires. The careless li ly thrown lighted match or cigarette but e is the farmers horror.
 }. At the three masses in St. Patrick, 0 church Sunday a circular letter iron s Bishop Milan expressing hope for the GUS e tomary generous Easter offering for dio - cssan charities was read. t Tickets for the Knights of Columbus ball. March 31st, are on sale lat Sisk's
 drug store, Quinn & Desmondhs. Alling Rubber Company, Lee & Osgoods, All1ng James A. Dunn's.-adv.
 This week it is planned to organize al association in the general assembly of al
 members of that body who hold som, town office. There are 30 selectmen alen, = serving as representatives also.
 Easter lilies, calia lilies, tulips. hya.
 cinths, daffodils, begonias, pansies, roses
 carnations, snap dragons. sweet peas
 and violets. Johnson's Greenhouses, nex
 to Backus hospital Phone 1S1o-2.
 The special Easter offering at Parl
 church will be for the church restoration
 fund. for which s1, 1000 is needed for re
 newals completed last year. of the spits
 memorial windows. slate reof and boilefs
 With the close of the, church year a Park Congregational church, Eugene E
 seamans of Mystic is to conclude his ser
 vices as bass in the quartette after 1
 years of faithful and most satisfactor
 work.
 Joseph Gerard Of Canonehet, R. l., ha
 purchased a large tract of timber i
 North Stonington from George D. Coat;
 Charles Saunders is moving his stear
 mill to the lot to do the saving for Nil
 Gerard.
 Capt. Chris Christianson of Noank, f
 the fishing boat Alice, has joined tn
 otter trawlers from there who are noI
 engaged in dragging off Nantucket. The
 will dispose of their fish in the Bosto
 markets.
 The trophy to be given to the bo~lin team that wins the state championship ( the United Spanish War Veterans is 0 exhibition at Rockville. It was presente by Past Commander M. w. Bassett ( , Hartford. = Hope Rebeeca Lodge, No. 21. I. o. C F. will hold a special meeting wednes day evening. March 23 Nt 7:45. Bushes of importance. Per ordt. the N. G. Ad N. Revelle, Sec'y.-adv. Lemuel osgood Fielding. son of M and Mrs. Lemuel, N. Fielding of Norwic is now chief master of arms at the suI I marine base on the Thames. MT. Fieh ing's bride, a Eos Angeles girl, h u
 guest of his parents.
 'E Local men have been not,hsI tat 'E conference Of electricians will be teld 'r ] the municipal building in SprinEhel
 Mass, March 30, under the auspices
 the Western New England Associatiaa
 Electrical Inspectors.
 It looks now as though nearly all q
 cities of the state would put into effect April 24 independent daylight sayir plans to harmenize with the sunrs
 schedule of the New York New HhvI
 and Hartford railroad.
 Thursday next, before the incorpor
 tions committee at Hartford, there will
 hearings on the bills to amend the cha ' 1 terS of tho EaEfArn CnnnAnfffut ra%s,