Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-07
VARIOUS MATTERS

other sCOIu1nn.-AQNs
 Post-season May cold is making big dent in the supplies of the family coal bin.
 Kent County Pomona grange is to meet with Moosup Valley grange Thursday, May 12.
 Local florists are receiving letters and orders by wire to deliver flowers tonaor- row, Mothers day,
 watrous Brothers of Ledyard are build ing cottage for Manager ,. C. Fitch on the lot south of the Lords Peint inn.
 Charles H. sti1iman of Mystic is be- uueathed s16,e0e by his aunt, Mary $. Myers, who died in Plainfeld, N. J., Sept 22, 1920,
 Sunbeam pure foods. the worlds best Ask your grocer for this brand.-adv.
 The Holland county superior court has again been postponed for want of judge and has now gone over until the middle of the month.
 Becaus. of the weeks dull weather, Norwich merchants are offering some gilt tering bargains in spring stocks to Satur- day shoppers.
 Mrs. Herman Barnes has resigned as primary teacher of the Bates school in Fabyan Miss Dorothy Nash of Webster has taken her place. Old and new dances Grange hall, Leb- anon, tonight, s.3o standard time.-ady'
 Rev. Clarence Frank of Hartford, sec retary of education for the Connecticut Sunday School association, is to speak at Thomson Sunday morning.
 The United church Camp Fire Girls held a ceremonial meeting at the home of the guardian, Miss Esther Allen. Of Broad street. Friday evening.
 The Bulletins Noank correspondent states that Capt Charles T. Potter of Norwich has purchased the pleasure boat Zenda from Freeman Rogers.
 The Sheep Breeders association of Connecticut met in cooperation with the Holland county farm bureau at the farm of Myron c. Sparrow in Holland Friday.
 Hours of service at Trinity Episcopal church same as usual, standard time.- adv.
 The Boston vines on the Otis library building have been pruned by JanitoT Hugh H. Moreland and promise to be un- usually thrifty and handsome this sea- | son.
 At the 3Sd annual convention of the Connecticut State Spiritualist association at Hartford today Saturday. and Sun day. pr. Zida Brown Kates of Washing ton, D. C.. will speak.
 At the annual meeting of the Congre. gational church in Hamburg William 1 Marvin, Ray L. Harding and J. Lawrence Raymond were chosen a standing commit. ] tee for the coming year.
 Sale of stamped linens. 'Dorondo de signs, at Woman's Exchange. Hot luncI served daily-adv.
 Between s150 and s20O was realized a a public whist given for the benefit of th' l Chinese famine fund in the ballroom O the Mohicsn hotel, New London. Wednes day afternoon, 70 tables of whist and que tion being in play.
 Announcement is made of the marriag rof Mrs. Mildred Orcutt Gilbert of Rock vile and A. F. McLennan of Baltimore Md which took place in Baltimore Wed nesday evening. MT. and Mrs. McLenna1 will reside in Baltimore.
 See water departments notice in an other column.-adv.
 The Hiram Beckwith place in Old Lynn has been sold to Representative Harr Griswold and the Lewis O. Gates farm | J. Philip Schmand of New York Bot new owners will make repairs and i'm provements to the places
 W. F. Brown. AS Palmer street, is sell ing very choice dahlia bulbs, F for s1 also extra choice 12 for s2.-adv.
 At Saybrook, Frank P Brennan ha caught shad weighing 1-4 pounds which breaks the seasons record so ia All along the river the catches are report !, ed as very light. not only as to the nun Der of fish caught but as to weight
 Supt. Henry H. Oatley of the Asepti Products company, East Killingly, has r, ceived a beautiful collection of mountai flora from William Dobson of the Amer can Drug syndicate, who has been spend ing number of months in Montana.
 Important meeting, A. A. R.. l. R Sunday at 2.30, standard time, in Steir CTS hal.-adv.
 Edgar W. Chapman, who has been ja1 itor at North Stonington at the Wheel, school for the past Is months, has r signed, to take effect at once. Mir Cha man wishes to resume farming. Mir. Bill
 deau of Groton has been engaged
 janitor.
 Don't fail to hear McEnnelly's farnol singing orchestra of Springfield at Ba tery B dance, Thursday May 12-adv. |, At Norwich state tuberculosis sanat rum, Boss Farmer Thomas J. Kelley al , his two helpers have planted three out
 four acres of potatoes, one-half acre eat of corn and peas-the peas are up al doing well-5e0 cabbage plants and abo another acre of small stuff. Colors of brighter lustre than tho , used in previous fall seasons by Il i blouse trade feature the autumn. 192 { color card of the United States Wal
 league of America. The new card hi i, just been completed, and will be reat ] for distribution to the trade about M; : 18th.
 New arrival of extra choice shad r ceived today, fresh caught macker
 eastern white halfbut, heavy lobeters
 Powers Bros.-adv.
 In the Connecticut house of represent 3 tives the leader, John Buckley, a Hartfo / lawyer, represents the town of Unio
 which has population of about 300 al
 two votes, the same representation
 Hartford, New Haven and Bridgepei with populations of 15e, GOO to 2ao ,oa according to Hartford despatch.
 There win be high mass for Jam
 F. Nolan in the Sacred Heart cm1rc Taftville, Monday, May g, 1921, at eiE oiclock.-adV.
 | Cedar Heights park, on the Some '. road owned by William F. Kibbe of F lington, is open for the season. It h
 been leased by Jei1n F. Connor, scot
 master of Ellington Boy Scouts troc
 and he is assisted by some of the scou
 The park commands a view of the sr
 rounding country and is open at all tim.
 Large Nova Scotia lobsters, shrin
 clans and a nice variety of fresh fl
 just in for Saturday. Broadway Fi
 Market 40 BroadEay-ady
 The United States civil service comm
 sion announces that applications for (
 animation as electrician, general mechs