Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11

Light vehicle lmps sta6.ls o'clock this evening.
 At an adjourned town meeting held in | Somers. a 22-nnilI tax was levied.
 Hyacinths are up at the home of Mir and Mrs. ", Ll Fletcher on Lincoln av- cnus.
 Meeting ef K of c. Athletic Assoc.n tonight at s:so.-adv.
 The heavy freight traffic on the main lines Of the New Haven road continues night and day.
 The frame to the Old Lyme Memorial and Town hall building is up and makes good showing.
 sportsrnen from this section will be in New York the coming week for the Blue Ribbon horse sale.
 Local alurnnae iurn that the Smith l College club of New York is to hold a dance Easter Monday at the Hotel Plaza
 Local residents and corporations con. | tinue busy fling their income tax re- turns March 15 is the time limit for filing.
 Peep frogs were heard in the suburbs l Wednesday, but according to tradition have totbe frozen in several times be- l fore spring actually arrives.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis W. Howell of East River announce the engagement of their ] daughter, Miss Olive Howell to Charles Prentice, Jr., of New London.
 The planet Saturn is moving westward | and northward m Leo, but is farther east and hence rises later. On ti1e 12th it will be in opposition witt. the sun, rising about ] sunset.
 During the month just ended the Home Service section of the Norwich Red Cross: Mrs C. D seviH, chairman, had nearly 90 calls for and in one form or another.
 charming array of new dress fabrics arc being shown at Kimbalrs Textile ,Shop.-adv.
 I Thursday at Park church, at the mid week service. 745 D. m. in the chapel, the Bible study was on Acts20. Rev. Dr. | s. H. Howe in charge. The pianist was Miss Annie E. Vaughn.
 I Leading dealers declare that as ready I to-wear prices have declined, the amount of home dress1naising has been reduced, since it becomes more economical once I more to purchase the made up garment.
 A Wpodssock simmer visitor. Hamilton i Hot, is one of the promoters of the S5o0,- o0O nationat tribute to Former President Woodrow wilson, the $25,O00 yearly in- terest from which will go for a humanity I prize.
 Hl At the United Congregational church Thursday evening. at the Lenten mid week service the subject was, i"The Par l able of the Mustard Seed.' the pastor Rev Alexander H Abbott, leading the meeting
 Come to the run1nage sale at Buck. inghan Memorial, Saturday, March 12 beginning 1o.So a. m.-adv.
 Daniel Louis Browning. 46, son of Mrs Vereda Browning of Rockville, died 1T Hartford Wednesday from heart trouble He was the son of the late Luther A. Browning. He was member of the odc Fellows | The state convention of painters unioni is to be held in New Haven on Saturday at which Stirne it is expected a definite plan, wifi beoutlined regarding the de cision. of, the boss nainters throughout the state osreduce wages, Norwich friends learn that Mrs, sLlewel lyn P Smith. of Redwood. Lebanon, win has been verysill at St. zJoseph.s hospital
 Willimantic. is improving steadily, al i-though it will be some time. before sh i. will be able to return home, : At Hamburg at an interesting grang 7 Il meetingr the master Wilson Irvine wh : shas beer absent in Chicago for severa weeks, was installed; also Mrs Irwin
 as his assistant. The, pruning of orchard
 was discussed by the lecturer, ,s There is to be 70 summer discount v coal prices and the consumer will hay
 to pay for his winters coal al preser = prices if he purchsse now and at a 1. advance price if ne delays until aft ' September l 1t was announced Thur day.
 < Alexander Proctor, of Peck street, wi { is 91, has been remembered with DO { cards fl oml Cuba and California by Sl perintendent Timothy Gallivan, of u Thames Coal company, who is on a vac { ton trip with his son, pr. T. H. Gall E fj van, of Hartford.
 The officers of the borough of Fenwic
 will call a special meeting shortly appropriate money to continue work the bulk, head5 and roads in that color which were ruined by the storm. Sever months ago the work was dfseontinu' for lack of funds
 Leander Brown wto makes his hon with his daughter, Mrs Marshall. Jewe of Church street Norwich. reached | s4th birthday Thursday, MT. Brown, member of Sedgwick post. G. A. R., ser ed in the Third Regiment, Captain E ward Harland's company.
 NJ A prominent man of Windham .oun r ancestry, Judge Ebert H. Gary chai
 man of the board of directors of the Un ed States Steel Corporation, will S; , from New York Saturday for short V
 cation In Southern waters, including
 trip through the Panama canal.
 The United States Civil Service col
 mission announces fer April IS an e
 animation for laboratory aid in forei
 seed and plant introduction, male or i
 male IS to 40 years of age, the B ,. reau of Plant Industry, Department Agriculture, Washington, D. C.. at $S
 to $1,000 year.
 XII At the annual meeting of the Connec
 cut Congregational club at the Cent
 Church house, Hartford Tuesday evenir
 March 2s, paper will be read by Pr
 lessor Waldo S. Pratt, son of the Ia
 Rev. Dr. Llewellyn Pratt, of Norwich.i
 "The Music ce the Pilgrirns-a Forg, ten Side of Plymouth Life.''
 Sweet Potato Gum.
 Every time person licks Unit