Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-31

VAklUU5 MAI IEkS Light tshidis lamps at s.41 this eveA- lins.
 rsaay. the siss. snas tns arst quarter ] 0f 1891.
 !, The sale at No 40 Washington street Is discontinued.-ad March sees out with day twelve hoiirs. forty minutes lcnx. Sunday ne1t in tAs Methodist churches viii Be the fnai Sunday of the conferenee Eyear.
 Tns stsss ~lnaowS feature tackle which appeals tt the eye of the trout fsheF- man.
 Food sale Friday, Thayer building, by Home Chapter. Kings Daashtefs.- adv. Fttmnake sale. c. L. of c, zs Broad i way f6f Benent Of Iffsh relief fund. l adv.
 Anraal K. of c. concert and ball, state arfiSry, tonight Doors open, 7.30. Con- leeft, $50 sh4fp. Aav. The pond near the city line at Thames vills, Siteh A mere 65e during s dry year, lie small laks this spring. ] More hAlp is being employed at the Warhsf Brothers branch corset factery en Chestnut street, Norwich. Mss LFiSr&fice Meaeharr of Wflitnsn- Itic Normal school is spending her vacA- l ltion at her home in Holland.
 Sunbeam Pure Foods, the worlds best l Austin Nichols 6 Co, Inc, distributors. I-adv.
 Eastern Connecticut manufacturers 61 cotton fabrics realize the good effect 0l the unseasonably warm weather of the past ~esk.
 Members of Mercier Council, Ladies oi Coiumbiis, had an endless variety of ar tieles collected Wednesday for rum maga sale.
 l Among newest books at Peck Library Norwich Free Academy. is Prof. Grahana's I It Happened at Ahd5ver humerohi story of life at that school. | Large Nova Scotia Holsters and 4 large variety of fresh fish at the Broad way Fish Market. 4s BroadWay.-adv. Ths funeral of Charles Rowland, ss Twas held at Lyme, last week Thursday Rev. H. c. Johnston, of Black Hall, ofi ciated. Mir. Rowland was the last of foul bfothefE
 A ColchestAr correspondent co1nplains ''The 1nanuf facttifA and distribution oi bootisg liquor of very low grade ha. reached point where it seemingly can not Be stopped. ' Annual k. Of c. concert and bali, stat armory. tonight. Doors open, 7.so. Con cert, s.So shafp.-adv. John Littlefeld and Miss Ruth Turne We're married Tuesday of last week a ; Old Lyfde, by Rev H. M. Wells, pastd Of the CohEresati6nal chifch. Miss Tuf , 1 her was the towns nurse.
 Peach growers report that the frui buds have not been killed during tn l past winter and indications are that ther Will be a bumper crop if freezing weath er does not come later and Kill the buds. : 1t was announced from New Have e TuesdAy that thsfe would be q feducti6 i 6f wages for shop employees on the Ne1 \ Haven railrSad system ranging from 1 ] it to 22 per cent, to take effect ned
 month.
 Dressy styles in trimmed hats an Sailors, all popular colors, materials en combinations, prices reasonable. Mrs. V H. Rokefs, Il Union street-adv. Mrs. Samuel O. Prentice. chairman
 the women's committee of the republ
 can state central committee, is to spea to the republican women Monday ne1
 At the home of Mrs. Charles H. Allen
 Rockville.
 
 . l ih Rockville, wednesday evening; tn royal select and super excellent masts degrees were conferred on candidate from Mahcksstef, Tak6ttVille, Bf6s [ Brook and Rockville. Mrs. Rufus B. Richardson of Woot ]. stock, Cenn., has announced the engag ] ifaent of her daughter, Miss Dorothy Ha E dy Richardson, to Dr. George Chandl, Lincoln, the son 6f MT. and Mrs. Walc < Lincoln of Worcester, Mass N6w is ths time to put down eggs. VI ter GlasS Is the thing to use. Lee & O good Co.-adv. Fl Ths choir of the United ConEregation
 church IS to continue unchanged durit the yeaf-Ffeaerick w. Lester, 6rgani
 and director sopraho, Mrs. Charles Bard tenor. Louis A. Wheeler; alto Mi
 Doris MyStt; Bass, J Benjamin Brown.
 Benevolent women of Park church a
 paekihk q b6x with clething, ornament
 pictures, etc, for a school for Me1nta
 Whites at Pleasant Hill. Tenn. Such a
 ticles arc sold to the people and the mo
 ey is used for tle subport of the scho,
 1t Mo6dus Easter Sunday, District $
 pefintendsnt Rev. William H. Bath
 Norwich preached an Easter sermon al lbaptized the infant daughter of Rev. al
 Mrs. HerDerI GuInee, also Ihe mia
 daughter of MT. and Mrs. L. c. Hunge
 ford
 velours, both plain and checked Y
 head the far demand for dress goods
 the part of the retail trade, according
 enA of the best-posted local merchan
 nfer1nation to shoppers Wednesda
 Small plaids will Also go strongly, he
 serted
 .l Put down eggs at 35c a dozen. |
 thsfh next winter when they are vol ,s st.0O a dozen. Use Water Glass. I Lr Lee & Osgood Co.-adv.
 The United States civil service comfi
 sion ahnodhcsA ar sxanination for m