Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Live scoetsrs at Powers Brothers. Rose Place.--adv.
 Sterling post ofice is raised to third class by the increase of business trans acted there.
 At Piainheid, Albert Haskell has bought of Charles Phillips the house occupied by George Bahcock
 Tomorrow Sunday is the special com murion Sunday for the Rosary society of St. Patrick's church.
 The terraces at the Norwich post of flee and at the Elks Home are as green as in April during ordinary years. If today proves as mild as was Friday, local merchants are looking for just the needed punch in early spring trade
 In advance Of April 1st. occasional vans piled high with household goods indi- cate that the moving season has begun l Meeting of MacCurtain Council A. A. 1 R. |. R., Sunday afternoon at 2:So inl1 Steiner's hall-adv.
 Thompson sAsidents. Mir. and Mrs. Q |. Knight, are expected to start on E their drive home from North Carolina thus week
 Although this has been a season of l comparatively little snow, complaintss | CuIuO= lndL l1lS COdaAhA fr5s@ condition.
 James Baker with his force of men has, I finished the job of saving on the Peter Piatt place at Warrenville, now owned3 by John vostinak.
 Treasurer George A Ashbey, of the; Central Baptist church. is reminding subscribers thas9 the 6rst year of the New World Movement ends 4A priE aoth
 A theatre being constructed in the Tripp bloc'z. at Mystic, by the new owp- Ter. John M Moves has been leased to. the Empire Amusement Co., of New LonS don.
 Come to the rummage sale at Bucking- l ham Memorial Saturday, March 12, be-. ginning 10:3o a. m m-adv.
 The last snow storm was hard on the birds, as crows were so ravenously hun
 gry and bold that up in Union one flew into farmers yard and took a young 1 rabbit away. @4@ l The section men in and, about Plain field are being laid of one day a week 1 for this month. One gang has Mondays and the other Thursdays, the track walk
 CTS taking the next day.
 Word has been received in Holland s from Wallace Newman, who is at Camp } Jackson, South Carolina. that he has been promoted to assistant corporal and ex- poets to be corporal the first pfs the : month.
 Miss Maud Cora Russell daughter oi
 MT. and Mrs Edward Russell, of Somers Holland county. and Roy Phillips of Had ley, Mass, were married last week at 7tht ? Methodist parsopsge ein HazardHillsa by
 Rev. Paul Minnick sF s9s E&sT9
 Mime. Fournier, A Broadway, millinery : latest styles. smart hats, choicest eolers E E lowest prices Come and see.-adv' l. The eighteen open cars sowned by tn, ;, Norwich division of the Connecticut Com
 pany are to be given an oTerhauling a i, the Greeneville car barn under the direc +ion of Master Mechanic John Mellor. il
 readiness for the summer season A Canterbury Plains patient, -Henr, .. Cooley, was discharged from Backus hos pital Thursday, haxingeghads his eyeere
 moved A rule which bGtnded wfffe MT : Cooley was doing carpenter work Monda, . struck his glassesa driving glass lnta hi eye
 Don't forget the bean supper by Hop Rebekah lodge, L o. 0. F. hall, tonight i S5 cents.-adv. se =s1S. ! This week and last. eight or nine spi 1 and span new yellow cars of. thes one 1 man tyne have gone through Norwich O ] flat cars over the Norwich X Wprceste ] railroad. bound from the car factory | | Worcester to. Newark, N. J., to fill an or | der. sg.gs,., ssf ;.ses ] Station Agent Chester Mathewson ( ! East Thompson has settled4sa .eivils su I 1 for damages against him since the fats 1 accident of a year ago in Webster, to tn l satisfaction of alI5concerned, tEus aveic ing court trial of the case at Worce: ter. S % al Battery B. (formerlyT3fd Coo danc en at armory, St. Patrieks night Hun l- phrey's orchestra Popular prices.-ad'
 MT. and Mrs Leopard M Thomas (alI 70 rie Good Saokett of tfie3sPeaHot), WI 'n were recently married. have return' 'y from Palm Beach from Nassau, whe
 they went on their honeymoon The e are occupying a cottage near the Eve glades club.
 n- The United States Civil Service cor l. mission announces for E an exar ,st ination for assistance plant breeder, ma
 or female, IS to 30 years, in the Bdres
 of Plant Industry, Department spf Agl
 culture, for duty in tie field, at S1. 400
 $1,soo. a year. ss jsam e... es;
 Fifty-one years ago March 1ss.a. t
 celebrated Edwards-C Coliyer oprize ssfig
 took place at Mystic Islaprs The son
 known survivor in this section: who. w
 messed this pugilistic contest, SwNqfeh w
 won by Edwards int taet, Al st tound55
 Jerome s. Andersons of sstouington 45a
 Since 3he skies have cfeated. r ranlifte astronomers are finding much to intere
 them Facing the south, the c6nstGn
 tion of Canis Major, low in the l1y;sto n~ taihs Siris, the brightest of all the sta " Just above is the familiar Orion sa ar slightly higher still Taurus and aGen S~ nj sFsf, 7y<t e;: s0 The three curates of St. Patrfcl
 church visited Norwich State TIbetc 5c losis Sanatorium Friday afternoon i
 the confessions of the Catholic batter .1c and Rev. Daniel F. Sullivan will admin
 ter holy communion to them at the Mar
 mass at o'clock this (saturuaF} n1ol = ing. .f.'i,a-. OC The New London, County Branch z the Connecticut Council of Catholic W " men is to hold a county meeting Suncl E. at 2 o'clock, in the basement chapel " St. Patriclx's church Mrs. FrankSL: sss
 Guire of New London, is county cha
 man and Miss Jane D. Mahoney of < 2c wich. vice chairman
 :. The committee on the ChiIdren,s Rel DC Fund of the El repean relief council < a nounce that Stafford has already Uc ceeded her quota. The committee unt Sc Mitchell formerly form of a Nor8ch5 M rd P1''s has N
 still to be heard from. Uc Warren Wheeler, substitute rural del
 cry carrier from Stonington. weHt | automobile and found the roads in pla .H almost inpassable this week Near