Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-10

Light vehicle lamps at SIS o'clock this evening.
 A stretch of frosty weather is predict ed by Dabolrs Almanac.
 Local spertsmen are looking forward te a favorable trout season.
 This week there @are fts patients at Norwich State Tuberculosis Sanaterium.
 The state eenvention of the A. o. H. will be held in Hartford for three days in August.
 Local branches of the International Sunshine society observed international day Wednesday.
 The meeting of Bolton grange to be held Friday evening, March IS, will take the form of box social At the town meeting in Holland, Mon day, . budget of $25.060 was accepted l and a se-nill tax was voted, The Norwich turnpike from Colchester is reported nearly imeassable, especially the feur-mile stretch in Leba non. Old aeldiers remembered that wednes- 1 day was the 5sth anniversary of the battle of the Monitor and the Merrtmac. The grass in the lower yard at Broad way church is green enough and nearly l high enough to suggest the use of 2 1 lawn mower
 l Franklin Chapter, No. f, R. A. M, works the Royal Arch degree at Masonic Temple tonight at and s.3o.-ady. l Benevolent women of the Central Ba9- tist church are collecting partly Worn l clothing for a barrel to be sent to the 1 Mather School.
 Wednesday evening talere was meet ing of the executive council of the United Congregational church at the parsonage on UHion street.
 1 Miss Zoetje c. Schell will accompany group of girls from Coventry who will I attend the Girls County Conference al
 Stafford, Friday and Saturday. | After six months absence abroad, Rev
 Richard R. Graham resumed his visits to Norwich Sanaterium1 Wednesday, fol the service of morning prayer l To. Inquirer: Authorities giI'e the dia
 mond wedding as "sbth sometimes thu 18th" which latter date few coupler would be likely to live to reach.
 The European Relief council has is
 sued an appeal to the 125.Ooe automebil,
 owners in Connecticut to contribute Sfl
 each toward saving the life of a child. i Maude A.. wife of Werden B. Potter died March 5, at her home in Jamaica. N. r. Funeral services were held a
 the chapel of Elm Grove cemetery. Mys , tic.
 I Wednesday night was Poultry Night a Pennington grange. The principal speak CT was Roy 2. Jones of Storrs. Mem
 bers of the grange had pens of poultr! ] on exhibition. The trial of Peter Green of Tollan, in the criminal court on a charge o arson and with defrauding an insuranc | company is assigned for the first Tues day in April, at Rockville
 A leading Norwich fish dealer estimate that he had sold fully three times a much fish as usual Wednesday. due t the governments request that March St be observed as National Fish Day. Work was started Tuesday paintin | the Rockville railroad station, freigh
 house and baggage room by the New Ha
 ven road. The railroad stations at Yer
 nep and Vernon Center were painte . some time ago.
 A White Sulphur Springs correspond i ent states that Mrs. William H Shield and her daughter-in law, Mrs. Thomas \
 Shields of Norwich have gone for a shor , visit in Huntip gton, ". Va, but expects t return to the Greenbrier Reports to local drygoods dealers fro1 i 1.-the waist trade tell of one of the bes seasons experienced for some time wide variety of models and materials i , in demand, but among the most popula 7 styles at the moment is the so-calle : tie-on or tie-back. } Conductor and Mrs. George RoWlan of New London have been spending l week at Roxwood, Lyme. MT. Rowlan
 has been in the Shore Line employ abo, ! 20 years. He commenced as water bo H His wife was Georgianna Newby, ar
 both were born in Old LymBe AT The United States Civil Service con mission announces an examination f,
 executive assistant, male or female, up
 6s years, in the Division of Loans ar Currency, Treasury Department, Was ington, P. C., s5.90e 9 year. There is
 possibility of pFomptiop up to $4.D0o. Hi About s5,oeo peopio in Connectic, whese income is more than S1 900 a yea
 if single, sr over $2,oe0 if married. ha,
 neglected to tell the United States intern
 revenue department abedt it and to co
 tribute four cents or upwards of the
 excess receipts, according to Collect, At the recent convention of the N tienal Education convention at Atlant
 City. attended by Supt. E. J. Graham, < \ Norwich, the leaders in public educatit Hf @hAS PHbRNf4A, isVPp 0I tIcAAy sTEpFRSelLlI
 the 6aa,9e0 teachers and problems of u
 zs,0ee,e0o children in the schools ' America.
 Al Public undressing in automobiles wi
 side curtains drawn or in motor bus
 which have been accustomed to come \ ocesn beach Sundays and holiday wh
 families Qr parties use the vehicles f
 bath houses will be stopped by the Ne
 London park commissioners and ithe D f lice, through orders given by the maye Comfort circle of the Kings Daughte
 met Wednesday afternoon with the vi
 leader, Mrs. J. H. Allen, IS Chur,
 street who presided, in the absence \ the leader, Mrs. 4. T. Utley. Eight mer | bers were present. Sewing was done al
 Mrs. Stanton N. Rreyn read from t | national K. p. publication. The silx NJ Cross.
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