Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-28

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 Don't forget the dance in Palmer heil, Eitchsd1iA tenigAE-adv Plaza for varibns May Day social afs fairs are AutliHed for Monday, as the first falls on Sunday.
 George Lihcsln YecnnAns of 21 Lafay. cite stseet will, eeiebrate his SSth birth4 day Friday, April za.
 Louis Mintz of Brooklyn, N. r, ferm- erly of Norwich wsa m iteWn on Tues | day on legal Nas1aSsA The first year. of the New World ! Movement with the Central Baptist l church ends Nay, 1st. Sunbeam Pure Foods, the worlds best. 1 Austin Nichols G., distributers- -adv1 l Kari KehIer of Coventry has left with his kamify for . visit tc Germany. He has seld his farm ts relatives. l In sNnaFal about town the eiSan-up movement apRears to have adod start grounds, gardens and yards being put in attractive condition. i Wild cherry and dogwood trees are blsonAing ahA are numerous in the wo4as SaleRg the line of the Norwich II Westerly electric road.
 | Marketnaen here cannot remember an ether spring whsns they were se Wsll xEppltee w4th netfxe lettace and aspaF1- gus at go esfly . date
 License yoar dogs in the town clerks elfee now One dollar extra after May irSs.-adv.
 Eilingtsn Girl Scouts will go to Som Es Saturday evening and present ! Ipl4y which they gave so successfully at horne some tiHas ago.
 The Thursaay evening meeting this week at the United church is the pre- t paratory meeting. The subject is ts he The Parahie of the Unjast Steward. Fl George W. Poer, recently from Flor r ida, where he spent the winter, TaekoF- ed to Lord's Point Fecently and spent a 8 few days at Ocean Brsese bungalow. xl Trainnnan Henry LaBelle of the Val 3 Hey branch passenger has moved his fam I ily fren saybfdek Point to Springfield, : Mass, from which city he runs to New York.
 Five per cent. already added to water t pills and 50 cents will be added to an unpaid bills after May 1s-ady. : The Preston family, whe have resided a l for years Oa the Westerly road, below < the village of NSrth Stonington, is soon ' te nsewe to the Kinney place en Hinek- | ley HiN.
 As reported te manufacturers, whole F | sale clothiers believe that there will be e Ia larger percentage of the total fall $ business placed early this season than II before the armfstice
 l- Special eommanicatien of Franklin lChapter, No. !, R. A. M. at Masonic "A Temple, tonight. at 7.Se. Work in Msrk ,U Master desree.-ady.
 ,a There is lsczl interest in the fact thai l. tDr. M If. Maine. of Manchester has ;c discoversd the theft of considerable gefd q and dther prePerty from his dental of v A~m R~. ktea 13vNfE rsRf mn an& h. town.
 At the East Lyme grange open meet
 ing Tuesday evening in Comstock hall 7 Flanders, County Agent H. s. Johnson of Norwich. spoke on the work of thu $ national state and county farm ba'
 reaus
 The new pasteA cf Trinity Methods IS church, Rev R. W. RoheTts, ,referrini -I to the mfd-week service says The pray Y CT meeting Is the thermometsr ef tn rse church. You can help it to registsl K hi1h by beins there" 2 Dealers troiu this state have been i kNew York to inspect eollect4en q . EMensolian rugs and brecades formed b hiKozen Sato, a Buddhist traveller i northern China and Mongolia, on e1hi Bftioa at the Anderson Galleries. INg Five per cent. already added to wate bills and 50 cents will be added to al unpaid bills after May 1.-.ady. 1, Et The wedding of Miss Frances Bernac Tucker of North windhara and Charle
 G. Scheh of Coventry. took place at tn home of the. bride Wednesday at .
 clock Miss Tucker taught school at Dtl
 trict No. fs at Coventry for two yearA
 Wednesday, afternoon, twenty mem bers of the Progressive Missionary clu attended q meeting at the home of Mfr AdeEpert Rndd., 21e West Town stree Mrs. John E. Post presiding. Readfnt
 and sewing occupied the time of u
 meeting.
 The United States civil service conini
 siou snHcznces an examination for a,
 dressograph mechanic, either sex -1s ;
 s5 years of age, in the rehabilitation q
 vision, Federal Beard for Vocaten Education Washhgton, D. C., at ;1,4 II year. , fI Buy your dahia toes of w. F. Brow | 4s Palmer street. Very choice varietis < 12 for $1.ee and 12 for $2.ee Phol E1tes-5.-adr. [, Kate Wekster, widow of George !, Stocking, direct descendant of two C ' lqnial governors of Connecticut, Jel a M Webster and Robert Treat, dieH the ot CT day in Jersey 1City The Webst }, family furnished many persons of note
 the country.
 The White Ribbon Banner notes tn
 yhen Thompson w. c. T. U. held
 klmeeting at the home of the preside, |. Mrs Minnie Rzby, there was a genel
 feeling et regret because of the nj
 rullng aIleving beer to he Manufactur
 Hand seld as a medicine. -
 According te the market informant service, Connecticut Agricultural cd
 lege, housewives who know how to Cd
 chuck steaks, eorned beef lamb ste
 pot reasts and such meat dishes, n nE find themselves in a position to get ! ,Sj usual bargains in meats. |. .Womans Auxiliary of the Robert tns1 Fletcher ia giving a food sale, all q
 Thursday, April 18th, in ths Ina!
 huildihs.-aay,
 Three stills taken in the recent st nE police raids upon private hesnes Rockville have been taken by the D
 hibition eRfoEeeuaent officers. The E
 was conducted week ago TNo of ,s owners of the stills Frank Lemek l;
 Peter Belack, arg missing.
 It is rule of the Nerwieh vi
 aerartmert that no abAtesnent for
 caneies In dwellings, or sferes will ,r,, nASA frert the h4ed water rate unl II notice ef the vacancy is given at the ;eT- Ice within thirty days after the C, 1AenesnasAt ef the regular quarter. F1 Fresh hsh, nsw stsek received ted 1W Choice roe and buck shAd, striped D, \. Neank haddock, Hat and cod, east JllC haiibut, extra choice sea1lops, soft s