Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-09

Memorial looks as though q very few more sunny days would tempt it into bloom.
 Thursday evening, at Preston City Baptist church, Albert J. Saunders of 1 Scranton, Pa., Bill Sunday convert, is to speak.
 The Standard of1 Company. of New York, has reduced the price of kerosene eil and motor gasolene one cent per gallon, beginning today, March sth,-adv.
 The past masters of Fayette lodge, F. ( A. NJ, of Rockville, met at Masonic l hall Tuesday evening to arrange for past masters night
 | Owls whist tonight at Owls han. Ad- mission s5e.--adT.
 1 This weather is far too mild to suit 1 the owners of peach orchards, who fear | that the swelling buds may De nipped by early April frosts
 ] A town speaking and spelling contest l was held in Hebron town hall Tuesday | evening" The community singing was ] led by Rev. Theodore D. Martin. 1 Choice fresh fish and clans. Many va rieties At Osgoeds wharf. Low prices. I adv
 The Holy Name society of St. Patricks l parish has requested 8 memorial mass L. member of the local society since it's or II ganization.
 When the Camp Fire Girls of the Unit ed church meet in the lecture room Fri day, the evehing will be devoted to Pictures That Do Not Move" and a social hour.
 II It is expected that it will be neces- sary to lay 13 1-2 or 14 mill tax at Rockville town meeting, to cover town expenses. This viii be somewhat higher than last year.
 John L Rhodes. of Toliand, has been called to Poughkeepsie, N. r.. on &C.,
 count of the death of his brother, Hen-
 derson Rhodes. Many years ago the latter lived in Holland. Today is National Fish Day Every body expected to eat fish. Provision ! made to fill all orders, today, National } Fish Day. at Powers Bros, 1.-two 'phones-777.-adv.
 At Park church Friday, the Missions : department plans to hold an all day sew
 iig meeting. commencing At 10 a. m. A basket luncheon at 1230 will be sup. : p'emented by hot soup and coffee The committee of the Employment Blu.
 reau of the United Workers, Mrs. Fran. cis A. Bidwell, chairman. is giving out
 work to forty women this winter. The season continued about four weeks long
 CT.
 The Tuesday Afternoon prayer meeting . in the lecture room of the Central Bap tist church proved very Interesting, as
 led by Mrs. Carl W. Brown. At the close of the meeting/t /the White Crohs worker.
 were served tea
 3 Ellington grange is to hold an ope7 j. l meeting in the town hall this (wednes n dey) evening. when A D, MerediEh,
 secretary of the state board of educa
 ton. will give an address The schoo
 children will sing
 q Norwich people who have been accus ' toned to spend portions of the season a s Sharon Springs, N. Y, learn that tn
 winter there has been as mild as else
 where. 50 that automobiles have been i
 use the year round
 n Rt. Rev. John J. Milan, Bishop of tn
 Diocese of Hartford, was a week en
 visitor in Norwich dining with the priest . of St. Patrieik's reetory, where Re,
 John H. Frederick, the rector, continue . to improve in health steadily. Mrs. Alfredo S. G. Taylor. of Nc. folk, new president of the Connectic, League of Girls clubs, presided at meeting of the executive board in Water bury Monday. For the present the st at !: | headquarters wi1 be located at or |: lolk.
 From Noank MT. and Mrs Charle ] |. Fitch have gone to Jacksorville for |: months visit with theie son, HerbA, :; Fitch. and his family During the al |: sence of Mir. Fitch R. w Potter o /: Bradford R. l., is agent at Noank raj {; road station.
 !; Mir. and Mrs. Leonard NJ. Thoms |! (Marie Good sackett of the Pequot co j ony), who were married last week 4 d Palm Beach, Florida, are considerin r. leasing Lands End, the Newport estat l. of Governor R. Livingston Beeckman , r. Rhode Island.
 es The recent banquet in Putnam give lg by the Windham County Bar associate he 10 honor States Attorney Charles Id Searls and Edgar M. Warner, superi, C. court clerk for twenty years, was , is special Norwich interest, since MT. War 1e CT began his practice of law in this eft ss Some months ago, the Information, ue Silver Co. of Meriden, with a Norwir .s branch, was defendant fin the suit brouel .e' by the government for alleged violatin oA .A Of the contract labor law. It won in II S0 district court. but the circuit court of al
 peals has reversed the lower court dec
 sion and another pleading is to follow
 Five thousand persons and a forest
 0Pi AHS hOWcIS SFceIeQ Alma NTluck
 her husband, Efrem Zimbalist, at the
 joint matinee at the Hippodrome. Ne
 York Sunday, when both the admir-,
 singer and the violinist-conposer retur,
 ed after a long absence on tour Nm
 Gluck is summer resident of Fisher
 Island.
 Next~week, March 18th, 18th A,
 17th. the suffragan bishop, Rt Rev.
 Champion Acheson makes his Lenten vi
 itation to the Episcopal churches
 Norwich. Each morning there will ' holy communion at Trinity church, al the bishop will speak on the evening St. the 18th at St. Andrews; 18th at Tril
 ty and 17th at Christ church - From the adtutant generals office
 Hartford there has been issued a reco
 book containing the names of all Come
 ticut citizens who served in the Spanis
 American war. the Philippine insure
 tion and the China relief expedition.
 covers the years from April q, 1898
 July 4 1904. fk Word has been received by Mrs. Geor
 Brown of Attawaugan that her sist, e8 Mrs. William Chase and family: ha
 arrived in Los Angeles. Cal, and a .S- much pleased with conditions and clima there within 45 minutes of the sea sho VI. or two hours ride from the snow-capp
 Sierra Madre mountains. yS Jupiter is visible all night TT | Nla At fn