Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-18
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light veniclc lamps al c.zi . cisNoA ~ eii1s evening Good quality hay from Lebanon is be. ing sold at $sz per ton. An adjurned town meeting at Old Lyme voted to levy q tax of Is 1-2 mills. Up at westord Henry Barlow and Ransom Tifft have begun making maple syrup.
 Rebekah's whist tonight in Odd Eel | lows hall.-adv.
 Fishermen have just two weeks to wait, until the opening of the trout fishing season.
 The prayer meeting topic at Trinity l Methodist church was "Giving God a Chance in Our Lives.
 The planet Jupiter, which was morning star until March 4th, will be evening Star until September 22. Some most artistic and appealing pos | ters. setting forth the claims of the re- lief for Ireland have been distributed l about town.
 | Chicken fanciers who are owners of inc,ibarors are having the best of good luck this spring the weather and con | dftions proving most favorable.
 The Easter vacation for the more than soo pupils at Norwich Free Academy begins Thursday, March 24. The spring term opens Tuesday, April 5th.
 The rows of dainty crocuses in the grounds at the residence of Mir. and Mrs Robert w. Perkins, on Rockwell street are admired by all who see them. Joseph H. Darling. tower operator a Saybrook. was at work on the main off1ce New Haven, all the. past week. as trai1 , dispatcher on the New. Haven diyl- I sion
 : Special assembly of Franklin Council , No. 5, R. and S. NJ, a tMasonic Temple 2 tonight at o'clock. Ballot only-adv s George Danielson, of Pomfret, has pur d chased farm in Eastford owned recent : ly by Benjamin P. Hogg. He expect : to occupy the property the first April.
 The Prayer and Praise service at tn : Central Baptist church was led by e Secretary Edwin Hill, and was followe n by meeting of the chorus choir, c. Geer, director s George W. Lorine. of Central yillag' ' who recently bought the Vaughn plac . on the road toward Moosup is fixing tn . place up and expects to move there N about three months
 if At the United Congregational churc Is Thursday at i.45 at the mid-veek se' " vicef the subject was "The Parable { h the Peari of Great Price" the paste <- Rer. A. H. Abbott leading the meetin
 Druggists here get the information tn;
 the approach of spring and the probabi
 ity that large numbers of workers wi Y be available to collect crude drugs ter
 to bear the market on spot stocks, ar ~ ~ prices continue to decline. e. Big drop Tn prices large arrival :. heavy Nova Scotia Holsters. Place yoi # order with us for Saturday delivery Po1 h. iers Bros adv. d It is noted by an Ashawav, R. l., co 1e respondent that Mrs. Elizabeth Brearl
 of Stafford Springs, Conn, has be r. spending a week visiting her daughter e. Mrs. Lyman Ham, Mrs. Henry. Cart h. and Miss Winnie Brearley. se Friends and business associates ha
 remembered this week that March IS CT was the first anniversary of the dea nd of Amos Walton Pearson. for fl yea o. with The Norwich Bulletin. good pr D. portion of that time as editor. E. Roads in Mohegan Park are drying
 well, and several automobiles dro,
 through Thursday. The Washingt IT. street entrance road is not in such go ot condition as Superintendent Edward "A Smith hopes to have it before long, ne Notification has been given that t
 annual dinner of the National Wholes; n Mems Furnishings association is to
 held April fl, at the Hotel Astor. N
 York Retailers have been included
 the invitations sent out for tn eaffair.
 Before. during and after the spec
 St. Patriok's day mass. Thursday, at
 o'clock, in St. Patrick's church, Organ . Frank L. Farrell played superb p gramme of inspiring Irish melodies. I high mass was sung by Rev. Philip
 Mooney.
 M Charles Bryant. formerly of Moos
 has just undergone a surgical operat
 at his home in Canton, Mass WI - cranking a machine, the crank kicl
 back and hit him in his right side, bur
 ing a blood vessel and necessitating
 operation.
 At Plainfeld, 'Arvine Dawley has s his property, which was the Rev
 Carter place. to Herbert Tarbox
 is to begin the mana cement of Spri
 vale farm near Bishops crossing
 once MT. Dawley bought the Cal
 place two years ago.
 From 5000 to 5000 red winged bl;
 birds were observed at Seiden's Co
 Hadlyrne, the other afternoon, feeding
 the marshy flats bordering the cove. I
 large flock of Canada geese pas II over just at nigbt the same day Wo
 cocks were heard the following ev i. ing
 Albert E. Wilkinson. specialist in m IT ket gardening at Connecticut Agricult
 al college, Storrs, was in Danbury [, week visiting market gardeners for
 purpose of forming a local market ga et eners' association to work in co-ope
 ton with the Farm Bureau on tr le problems
 The United States Civil Service c
 mission announces or April IS an
 animation for assistant dairy husbs
 man, man or woman under 45 years
 age, for vacancies in the Dairy Divis
 Bureau of Animal Industry Departn of Agriculture. at salaries ranging f
 $1,sSo to $2,22o year.
 Back at his desk in his office at
 plant of the Norwich Belt Manufac m ing company, of which he is nresid ", former State Treasurer Henry H. Ga |. received the welcome ofhusiness frie
 and employees. Thursday. MT Gallup " been i'll at his apartment in the M or can hotel for nearly four months 69 Families hereabouts that have 1
 on the warships learned Thursday
 an American Pacific fleet squadron