Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-17
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VARIOUS MATTERS

cE0P. There was brisk sale of green favors, carnations, candies. harps, postcards, etc. Wednesday. In some of the Connecticut towns pota- toes have gone up 10 cents bushel dur ing the week. A new book at Peck library, Slater hall is Portraits and Backgrounds, by Evangeline Wilhour Blashfeld.
 John Russell, one of Warrenvil1e's aged citizens, is undergoing treatment at St. Joseph's hospital in Willimantie.
 Sunbeam Pure Foods, the worlds best. Austin, Nichols < O.. Inc, distributors adv
 The favorable, weather furnished us thus far in March has had the effect Of starting much work out of doors.
 Thomas W Biddles of Westerly is growing about his White Leghorn pull Nets. In the past 14 days 4s5 bullets pro- duced 2,s74 eggs.
 At Park church at the midweek service in the chanel the Bible study will be on Acts 22. the pastor, Rev, Dr. S. H. Howe, leading the meeting.
 The freight traffic has fallen off some along the Shore Line this week. That is, there is no large rush of trains. as there was last week at this time. The back roads, which have been in a bad condition the past few weeks, some of them being impossible. are drying up and getting back into condition Sunday next is to be Mems Sunday at St. Patriek's church, when all the mems societies of the parish are to receive Easter holy communion at the first mass l Michael Greeley, who has been spend- 1 ing the winter in Hartford, has returned | to Pcmfret and has been engaged as as- sistant gardener for Benjamin urosvenor. l Yale alumni in Norwich learn that ] Presid ent-efect James R. AngeH of Yale l expects to meet the corperation and fac- ulty committee of Yale during the coming week. Franklin Chapter, No. 4, R. A. M. works the Royal Arch degree tonight at | Masonic Temple at ' o'clock. Refresh nents at close of work.-adv. Some of the most beautiful crecuses in Norwich are in the ever attractive grounds at the residence of Frank W, Hurlburt and William F. Habekotte on Broadway.
 Mrs Ida Caulkins. widow of H. M Caulkins, former proprietor of the Old Lyme inn. has decided to open the hote the coming season, with the same assist ant manager.
 The final concert of the Reckvill, l Teachers club course was given in thu high school hall Tuesday evening b, Kahulaui Hawaiians, who gave concer of native music.
 1T Juvenile Delinquents and the Probation System in Connecticut constituting par . of volume 2 of the child welfare com missions report, just issued. advocates II special childrens court.
 A teacheSs' meeting for lpsrcn wa held in Warrenville the other afternoon In the speaking and spelling contest tn winners were Emil Nemie and John Bar tok of the Ashford Center school.
 At Ellington today (Thursday) a meet ing of the Woman's Christian Temper ance union will be held at 31eosclock il Memorial library Tn charge of Mrs. H. L Hayden. The subject will be Morale
 From Noank a sunshine bag containin 60 gifts from friends has been sent t Miss Esther Merrill. who is in the Bosto Homeopathic hospital, suffering fror burns received while standing near ga range in the hospital.
 Constable and Game Warden F. E Mack of Saybrook telephoned Joel 4 Beard early the other morning that dog made another raid on his farm, killin and biting a number of his sheep.
 month ago a dozen or more had to h | killed.
 Miss Carolyn Merchant of New Have has been chosen president of the Cor necticut Federation of Business and Prt fe6sional Women's clubs. Mrs. Nab Foster of Stamford is recording secretar and Lane B. Langslaw of Bridgeport treasurer.
 The United States civil servicA cornmii sion announces an examination for senit mechanical engineer. grade 1. either SC age up to 70, in the bureau of locomoti1 inspection. interstate commerce eommi sion. Washington, D. C., at $S,oOo
 ss.soo year.
 Tuesday afternoon from until 5 Il benevolent women of the Central. Bapti Ie church met to pack White Cross supplie y individuals adding small articles such " soap. towels, pins, absorbent cotton, pad '! pencils, etc., to be sent with the bandag of to mission hospitals.
 70 The report of ex-service men at Il ,A Connecticut state hospital for. the insa] '' at Middletown shows the first of Fe
 ruary there were 43 in the hospit, During the month two men were adm
 ted, one was paroled, one transferre
 There was one death.
 Wednesday afternoon the Progressi
 Missionary club met with Mrs A.
 Utley of Mckinley avenue, r attendin
 and Mrs. John E. Post presiding. The
 was the usual sewing and reading al
 at the close of the afternoon Mrs Frai
 L. Arnold gave two piano solos,
 News has been received by local ra.
 road men of the withdrawal from seryi
 of the steamer which has been plyil
 daily between Wiekford and Newport.
 I. The boat has been taken off the Ii
 for repairs, and mo promise is made
 when it will be returned to active servit
 The number of divorce cases on t
 docket of the superior court of Fairfie
 county is so great-3S-that Jud
 George E. Hinman of Willimantic. presi N ing in Bridgeport, has arranged for special short calendar session to co,
 naenee Tuesday, April 25. and cohtin
 through the week.
 At the home of MT and Mrs Geor
 Kirkland in Saybrook Monday event
 Miss Beatrice L. Stillman of Peck stre
 Norwich, was given linen shower by
 members of the Young Ladies' Sewi
 club. Miss Stillmsn. who is a telephe
 operator. will marry Thomas Murphy
 New Haven in the spring
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