Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28

There seems to be strong feeling in | Bavaria that the government is yet too 1 unstable. The ma jority of the people are socialists and are against the rest storation 1 of the monarchy. The day that Minister 1 Rathenau was assassinated the laborerS l in Selp refused to work, and paraded up and down the streets, holding meetings
 upholding the republic. At the police sta ton there waA still some imperial insignia which the mob lost no time in removing
 The government ia very strict in dealing with the shortage of houses situation. It controls indirectly all the real estate of
 the country, If man has a large house
 and a small family, he is forced to take other tenants At present the govern- ! ment Is operating well, but there are diff | ferent political parties in existence which
 make it difficult. The military have prac- tioally ceased to exist. Once in while
 one might see g uniform. but they are very few"
 Mr. and Mira Krauss left Hamburg on
 the North German Lloyd steamship Han | over on Aug. 12th and landed in New
 York on Aug. 18th. The trip across was
 very rough and stormy which delayed
 the boat one day on the route. The speed l of the vessel aN -AASed between 22S and
 Sl2 miles per day.
 Do you believe that Germany will
 soon 20 dry?" MT. Krauss was asked. but
 he only smiled his answer.
 Some beautiful dahilas which were grown by Mrs4 Roswell J. Brown of or
 wich Town are being displayed in the | village, and all who see them are unani-
 nous in stating that these are the most
 wonderful blooms exhibited in this vicin-
 ity. It is impossible to describe the
 beauty of the many varieties in this col
 lection; theT'e are dahlias Of every shape
 and size, and of every color in the co.or catalogue. One enormous specimen, the
 Airline Marion nImed for Miss Ar.ine
 Linderson of North B street, is attracting
 special attenion This is. a. flower of
 tinted yellow and measures several inches
 in dfamettE. Some of the cactus varie-
 ties resemble hrysanthenums being fully as large and beautiful Residents of the village who have been dahlfa fan ciers for years are agreed in declaring the blooms in this collection floral mas | lerpieces Mrs. Brown is sister of Mrs Philip F. Linderson of North E street and Mrs Alfred Linderson Of North Third avenue. A workers conference was held Friday evening at the Taftville Congregations church which was presided over by Fred ] Knowles The minutes of the last. meet. ing were read by the secretary, Miss Mil. dred kloSe, and approved 1t was decdde< to open the Sunday school on Sept 10th which is the date set for the opening o, the church. It was also voted to have ar , official of the New London County Sun . day School association present at tn, next conference for short talk on tn, work of the association. The classes Q the Sunday school Were organized ant graded f'4S' the coming year. FollowinJ 2 the business session, light refreshment I were served
 . Because of the rainy weather saturda, n evening, the lawn fete being given by tn Ladies of St. Anne on the Sacred Hear s school grounds was transferred to th s basement of the school, where a deliciou gupper was served by .the ladies to large Audience The booths continued f r do rushing business, many being sol v out early in the evening. The final nigh 4 of the fete will be Tuesday, when tn if affair will De held outside, if the weathe 's permits.
 if Mir and Mrs. William Morton of Bis. h vile road spent Sunday at Crescer 4 Beach, ss ' Harold Anderson of North Grosyenol n dale spent the week end with his brothe V and stster-in-law, MT. and Mrs Philip l V Anderson. of NortR B street. n Miss Mary Bergeron and her nephew ,s Edmund Paquin, of North B street hay Ia returned from a stay of several weel W with relatives in Cladremont. N H. -e Thomas Livingstone and Miss Floren< ,. Livingstone of Pawtucket, R. L. has d been recent guests of the Misses stubt is of North street.
 ,e The game between the Taftville A. 1 h and the Baltic A. A. which was to ha, ,n taken place on the Providence stre, In grounds last Saturday was called of ( 2 account of rain.
 Miss Flossie NJ Meyer of Lisbon h: r. returned from a two weeks stay :. Ocean Beach. # IF Miss Marie Roy of North A street "a enjoying her annual vacation
 Amede BreauN, Arthur Panuette ar i'd Albert Roy have been recent visitors Y Hartford
 f. Arthur Godere has resigned his pos If tton with the Ponemah company g. Fire company No. are planninK a ca ig nival to be held early in September, u
 proceeds to be devoted to an addition y- the present frehouse.
 ie Work has been completed on Hunter l. avenue. the road having been under T .. pacr for the past few weeks