Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16
VARIOUS MATTERS

evening.
 A petition is being signed to try and secure electricity for Holland. water office open tonight until 5 p. m I-adv.
 Tomorrow Sunday is the first In the new Methodist conference year.
 Some fine looking rhubarb was cut i | Friday by Benjamin H Palmer of Yerga- son avenue. Sunday next is set aside by the tNorthern Baptist Convention as Denom- national Day.
 Farmers, don't forget the Farm Blu raau meeting Monday night at Odd Eel lows hall in Norwich.-adv.
 I An anniversary requiem high mass for II Mrs. Julia Shea was sting in St Patrick'e church Friday by Rev. Myles P. Calvin.
 As fish is selling for little or nothing, l all the Noank fishermen are going after scallops now. which always bring high prices.
 Charles Richardson has returned to Sterling from. his winter stay in Florida where he has been building a house and garage.
 Battery B dance at iarmory Friday, April 22 Feltcorn & Shepherd orches- Fl tra. Popular prices.-adv
 } In hauling the big trolley poles from Bozrah to the carbarn below Thames l vile, the teamsters drive by way Of ? East Great Plain.
 Ell Frederick Luce has been awarded the . contract for carrying the mail on the holland stage route for the next four years, beginning July 1st.
 Get your Holsters and shad here for 3 Sunday. Nice stock and prices right owing to quality. Broadway Fish Mar n ket, 40 Broadway.-adv. f A modern History of Windham County Connecticut Vol l, and 2, by Allen E. : Lincoln, has been added to the Babcock library of the town of Ashford. n While clearing leaves from the vil- large cemetery in Westford the other 4 day. c. D. Chapman killed a black snake which was 5 feet and 1 inch long. License your dogs in the town clerks office now. One dollar extra after May . first.-adv.
 n The criminal session of Holland county i superior court has been put over to Tuesday, April 1s, at which time nine l. teen cases will be presented by States Attorney Noone.
 It is noted at Plainf1eld that Miss Mabelle Scott of Norwich spent the week : end with Miss Agnes B. Allen. Miss F Scott formerly taught in Plainfeld and now teaches in Jewett City.
 Farmers, don't forget the Farm Bu- reau meeting Monday night at Odd Eel lows. hall in Norwich.-adv. It, is mentioned at Mystic that Will 5 liam Backus is having an enforced va 4 cation from his duties at the Rosie Vel vet Co. He has mOnps and has gone to his home in South Wndham.
 1,az bna,, flAd ,Oainst inc New Haven road asking $135,ooo damages be- cause of the recent fire which destroyed the plant of the Rockville Coal and Grain Co.,, said to be due to a spark from U a locomotive.
 nl Thieves made two breaks in Noank ' some time during Wednesday night or l early Thursday morning. Both the rail- road station and the Shore Line trolley waiting, station were entered. but little was secured by the robbers. Waterso office open tonight until 5 p. m; 5-adv. .a -.s.s's- f'i--- --..rr Dt The United States civil service com }. mission announces an examination TOT mechanic (electric motorsC, male, 22 to 55s years of age, under the Quartermaster 1 Supply CNicer, General Intermediate, De- - pot. Brooklyn, N. T.. at $5 a day.
 A Belgian family at Central Village
 report the loss of $40 taken from their home Saturday forenoon. The family lhas been saving the money to pay hos
 bital bill as the only child a lad about | tweve, is in the hospital for an operation on his foot.
 Members of the trade regretted to re- ceive Friday mourning cars announcing the death of a man who travelled over
 Connecticut and was very favorabiy
 known in Norwich-Henry Hener The
 cards were sent out by the Royal Wor cester Corset company.
 Fresh lot of Blue Point oysters lorg lclams for steaming, scallops, new arri
 val of shad, halibut and salmon. More O.
 those heavy lobsters at Powers Bros. ]-adv.
 The whipple & Gi1patric Corporation
 of Putnam has incorporated to engag
 in the manufacture of lumber. and othe
 building . supplies. The, incorporator'
 are: Hiram Whipple, G. W. Gilpatric anc
 G. Harold Gilpatric, all of Putnam, an'
 John W. whipple of Pomfret
 A solemn high anniversary requiem
 mass for Mrs. Murphy. wife of for1ne T Chief of Police John Murphy. was sun n in St. Patrick's church Thursday at
 o'clock by Rev. Daniel F. Sullivan, Rev
 Myles P. Gallivan being deacon and Rev
 Phillip J. Mooney sub-deacon
 Farmers, don't forget the Farm Blu
 reau meeting Monday night at Odd Eel llevs' hall in Norwich.-adv.
 A retail merchants division of tn
 chamber of commerce was formed |. Rockville this week at meeting held i the Memorial building Leroy E Hal k was elected permanent chairman. Jame N IL Keeney, vice chairman and Thoma H. Brooks secretary and treasurer.
 In spite of Fridays storm, a runmag
 sale held in the Crawford block, by tn
 Catholic Wonnans club netted nearl
 $50. Mrs. Frank T. Sylvia was chair
 man. assisted by Mrs. James P. Sheridan
 Mrs. Daniel Shields, Mrs. Maurice I
 Kelly and the president, Mrs. Nelson . Disco
 Sunbeam Pure Foods the worlds bes Ask your grocer fer this brand.-adv. SNl The widow of Deputy Sheriff G. l \ Bliven at the Baclzus hospital is in tn E same condition as for weeks past. IT
 attendants say that her fall left her mir
 practically blank. For lack of roo
 at this hospital she is about to be take
 to the state institution at Brewster
 Neck 4;. t '
 There is Norwich interest in the ney
 item that WIITis D. Rouse of Centr.
 Village, and Mrs. Grace Cooper of Ea.
 Rochester, N. H.. were united in maria,
 at eight o'clock Monday evening, Apr
 IL, at the home of the groom, by Re Mary F. Macornber, pastor of the Ca